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November 13, 2009 at 3:27 PM #483393November 13, 2009 at 4:56 PM #482584
Arraya
ParticipantBrian the whole banking system is beyond dead. It is weekend at bernies time.
The wars are spiraling out of control.
The bankers are partying on yachts with millions of dollar in coke and hookers bought by funny money.
Everybody with excess cash is buying up 3rd world resources reminiscent of beads buying Manhattan.
Gold has gone parabolic.
I think it could be as early as next year.
Then again, I don’t rely on faith for my analysis, just straight hard data;)
Less than five years. Though these things are not controlled by levers in the Federal Reserve, rather chaos theory and herding behavior.
Obama is following the wise political path. All policy has been set up to save the too big to fails via keeping home prices high. This has about a 1% chance of sustainability on a good day. His only other option would be break them up and nationalization at least for a little bit. Which is not what the banks want.
He could NEVER pull that off until they kill the dollar. Then he can garner political will to do it. If he tried it now all the anti-socialist soldiers would storm the white house.
Which may still happen when the dollar breaks, but at least he will have more of the populace behind him to face the Fed.
November 13, 2009 at 4:56 PM #482752ParticipantBrian the whole banking system is beyond dead. It is weekend at bernies time.
The wars are spiraling out of control.
The bankers are partying on yachts with millions of dollar in coke and hookers bought by funny money.
Everybody with excess cash is buying up 3rd world resources reminiscent of beads buying Manhattan.
Gold has gone parabolic.
I think it could be as early as next year.
Then again, I don’t rely on faith for my analysis, just straight hard data;)
Less than five years. Though these things are not controlled by levers in the Federal Reserve, rather chaos theory and herding behavior.
Obama is following the wise political path. All policy has been set up to save the too big to fails via keeping home prices high. This has about a 1% chance of sustainability on a good day. His only other option would be break them up and nationalization at least for a little bit. Which is not what the banks want.
He could NEVER pull that off until they kill the dollar. Then he can garner political will to do it. If he tried it now all the anti-socialist soldiers would storm the white house.
Which may still happen when the dollar breaks, but at least he will have more of the populace behind him to face the Fed.
November 13, 2009 at 4:56 PM #483121ParticipantBrian the whole banking system is beyond dead. It is weekend at bernies time.
The wars are spiraling out of control.
The bankers are partying on yachts with millions of dollar in coke and hookers bought by funny money.
Everybody with excess cash is buying up 3rd world resources reminiscent of beads buying Manhattan.
Gold has gone parabolic.
I think it could be as early as next year.
Then again, I don’t rely on faith for my analysis, just straight hard data;)
Less than five years. Though these things are not controlled by levers in the Federal Reserve, rather chaos theory and herding behavior.
Obama is following the wise political path. All policy has been set up to save the too big to fails via keeping home prices high. This has about a 1% chance of sustainability on a good day. His only other option would be break them up and nationalization at least for a little bit. Which is not what the banks want.
He could NEVER pull that off until they kill the dollar. Then he can garner political will to do it. If he tried it now all the anti-socialist soldiers would storm the white house.
Which may still happen when the dollar breaks, but at least he will have more of the populace behind him to face the Fed.
November 13, 2009 at 4:56 PM #483202ParticipantBrian the whole banking system is beyond dead. It is weekend at bernies time.
The wars are spiraling out of control.
The bankers are partying on yachts with millions of dollar in coke and hookers bought by funny money.
Everybody with excess cash is buying up 3rd world resources reminiscent of beads buying Manhattan.
Gold has gone parabolic.
I think it could be as early as next year.
Then again, I don’t rely on faith for my analysis, just straight hard data;)
Less than five years. Though these things are not controlled by levers in the Federal Reserve, rather chaos theory and herding behavior.
Obama is following the wise political path. All policy has been set up to save the too big to fails via keeping home prices high. This has about a 1% chance of sustainability on a good day. His only other option would be break them up and nationalization at least for a little bit. Which is not what the banks want.
He could NEVER pull that off until they kill the dollar. Then he can garner political will to do it. If he tried it now all the anti-socialist soldiers would storm the white house.
Which may still happen when the dollar breaks, but at least he will have more of the populace behind him to face the Fed.
November 13, 2009 at 4:56 PM #483427ParticipantBrian the whole banking system is beyond dead. It is weekend at bernies time.
The wars are spiraling out of control.
The bankers are partying on yachts with millions of dollar in coke and hookers bought by funny money.
Everybody with excess cash is buying up 3rd world resources reminiscent of beads buying Manhattan.
Gold has gone parabolic.
I think it could be as early as next year.
Then again, I don’t rely on faith for my analysis, just straight hard data;)
Less than five years. Though these things are not controlled by levers in the Federal Reserve, rather chaos theory and herding behavior.
Obama is following the wise political path. All policy has been set up to save the too big to fails via keeping home prices high. This has about a 1% chance of sustainability on a good day. His only other option would be break them up and nationalization at least for a little bit. Which is not what the banks want.
He could NEVER pull that off until they kill the dollar. Then he can garner political will to do it. If he tried it now all the anti-socialist soldiers would storm the white house.
Which may still happen when the dollar breaks, but at least he will have more of the populace behind him to face the Fed.
November 13, 2009 at 5:01 PM #482594briansd1
GuestWe shall see.
Let’s think about all the money that we owe China. Why can’t both parties call it even and forget about it if it comes to a head? I’m sure something can be arranged.
After all, money is just conceptual and is only useful in facilitating economic activity.
Accounts receivable is only valuable so long as you have a way to enforce collections.
The holders of debt won’t be so wealthy anymore but, life will go on.
I personally don’t believe that there’s anything nefarious behind the scenes. Human nature is such that we just want things now for as little effort as possible. Financial engineering allows that. So we’ll just continue to do so until we reset the game. Some will lose, some will win.
November 13, 2009 at 5:01 PM #482762GuestWe shall see.
Let’s think about all the money that we owe China. Why can’t both parties call it even and forget about it if it comes to a head? I’m sure something can be arranged.
After all, money is just conceptual and is only useful in facilitating economic activity.
Accounts receivable is only valuable so long as you have a way to enforce collections.
The holders of debt won’t be so wealthy anymore but, life will go on.
I personally don’t believe that there’s anything nefarious behind the scenes. Human nature is such that we just want things now for as little effort as possible. Financial engineering allows that. So we’ll just continue to do so until we reset the game. Some will lose, some will win.
November 13, 2009 at 5:01 PM #483131GuestWe shall see.
Let’s think about all the money that we owe China. Why can’t both parties call it even and forget about it if it comes to a head? I’m sure something can be arranged.
After all, money is just conceptual and is only useful in facilitating economic activity.
Accounts receivable is only valuable so long as you have a way to enforce collections.
The holders of debt won’t be so wealthy anymore but, life will go on.
I personally don’t believe that there’s anything nefarious behind the scenes. Human nature is such that we just want things now for as little effort as possible. Financial engineering allows that. So we’ll just continue to do so until we reset the game. Some will lose, some will win.
November 13, 2009 at 5:01 PM #483212GuestWe shall see.
Let’s think about all the money that we owe China. Why can’t both parties call it even and forget about it if it comes to a head? I’m sure something can be arranged.
After all, money is just conceptual and is only useful in facilitating economic activity.
Accounts receivable is only valuable so long as you have a way to enforce collections.
The holders of debt won’t be so wealthy anymore but, life will go on.
I personally don’t believe that there’s anything nefarious behind the scenes. Human nature is such that we just want things now for as little effort as possible. Financial engineering allows that. So we’ll just continue to do so until we reset the game. Some will lose, some will win.
November 13, 2009 at 5:01 PM #483437GuestWe shall see.
Let’s think about all the money that we owe China. Why can’t both parties call it even and forget about it if it comes to a head? I’m sure something can be arranged.
After all, money is just conceptual and is only useful in facilitating economic activity.
Accounts receivable is only valuable so long as you have a way to enforce collections.
The holders of debt won’t be so wealthy anymore but, life will go on.
I personally don’t believe that there’s anything nefarious behind the scenes. Human nature is such that we just want things now for as little effort as possible. Financial engineering allows that. So we’ll just continue to do so until we reset the game. Some will lose, some will win.
November 13, 2009 at 5:24 PM #482634GuestArraya, even if you’re right, I think that I’ll OK. I have very little debt. I’ll be sure to get some gold bars and diamonds just for diversification.
If refugees can can flee from country to country with nothing but the clothes on their backs and then prosper again, I think that, we, who have a lot already can’t complain. We’ll be OK.
November 13, 2009 at 5:24 PM #482802GuestArraya, even if you’re right, I think that I’ll OK. I have very little debt. I’ll be sure to get some gold bars and diamonds just for diversification.
If refugees can can flee from country to country with nothing but the clothes on their backs and then prosper again, I think that, we, who have a lot already can’t complain. We’ll be OK.
November 13, 2009 at 5:24 PM #483171GuestArraya, even if you’re right, I think that I’ll OK. I have very little debt. I’ll be sure to get some gold bars and diamonds just for diversification.
If refugees can can flee from country to country with nothing but the clothes on their backs and then prosper again, I think that, we, who have a lot already can’t complain. We’ll be OK.
November 13, 2009 at 5:24 PM #483252GuestArraya, even if you’re right, I think that I’ll OK. I have very little debt. I’ll be sure to get some gold bars and diamonds just for diversification.
If refugees can can flee from country to country with nothing but the clothes on their backs and then prosper again, I think that, we, who have a lot already can’t complain. We’ll be OK.
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