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October 5, 2008 at 10:40 PM #14093October 5, 2008 at 10:54 PM #281766CoronitaParticipant
nah, don’t worry. Helicopter ben’s gonna bail us out this week. Trust me π
And guess what? Now’s a great time to start going inverse on the euro….
Some of the european banks are already considering dropping rates too.
It is gonna be a race to the bottom.
You know, it would be interesting to see if european nations don’t start bringing back their own currency π
hahahahaha… Europe decoupled from the U.S. hahahahaha… That’s a good one.
Oh, and can’t wait for the real estate floor to come falling out in China. That one’s gonna be a doosie. Fortunately, yes, I’m out of that even more ridiculously corrupt/screwed up/red-taped market more so than the U.S.
October 5, 2008 at 10:54 PM #282045CoronitaParticipantnah, don’t worry. Helicopter ben’s gonna bail us out this week. Trust me π
And guess what? Now’s a great time to start going inverse on the euro….
Some of the european banks are already considering dropping rates too.
It is gonna be a race to the bottom.
You know, it would be interesting to see if european nations don’t start bringing back their own currency π
hahahahaha… Europe decoupled from the U.S. hahahahaha… That’s a good one.
Oh, and can’t wait for the real estate floor to come falling out in China. That one’s gonna be a doosie. Fortunately, yes, I’m out of that even more ridiculously corrupt/screwed up/red-taped market more so than the U.S.
October 5, 2008 at 10:54 PM #282048CoronitaParticipantnah, don’t worry. Helicopter ben’s gonna bail us out this week. Trust me π
And guess what? Now’s a great time to start going inverse on the euro….
Some of the european banks are already considering dropping rates too.
It is gonna be a race to the bottom.
You know, it would be interesting to see if european nations don’t start bringing back their own currency π
hahahahaha… Europe decoupled from the U.S. hahahahaha… That’s a good one.
Oh, and can’t wait for the real estate floor to come falling out in China. That one’s gonna be a doosie. Fortunately, yes, I’m out of that even more ridiculously corrupt/screwed up/red-taped market more so than the U.S.
October 5, 2008 at 10:54 PM #282089CoronitaParticipantnah, don’t worry. Helicopter ben’s gonna bail us out this week. Trust me π
And guess what? Now’s a great time to start going inverse on the euro….
Some of the european banks are already considering dropping rates too.
It is gonna be a race to the bottom.
You know, it would be interesting to see if european nations don’t start bringing back their own currency π
hahahahaha… Europe decoupled from the U.S. hahahahaha… That’s a good one.
Oh, and can’t wait for the real estate floor to come falling out in China. That one’s gonna be a doosie. Fortunately, yes, I’m out of that even more ridiculously corrupt/screwed up/red-taped market more so than the U.S.
October 5, 2008 at 10:54 PM #282102CoronitaParticipantnah, don’t worry. Helicopter ben’s gonna bail us out this week. Trust me π
And guess what? Now’s a great time to start going inverse on the euro….
Some of the european banks are already considering dropping rates too.
It is gonna be a race to the bottom.
You know, it would be interesting to see if european nations don’t start bringing back their own currency π
hahahahaha… Europe decoupled from the U.S. hahahahaha… That’s a good one.
Oh, and can’t wait for the real estate floor to come falling out in China. That one’s gonna be a doosie. Fortunately, yes, I’m out of that even more ridiculously corrupt/screwed up/red-taped market more so than the U.S.
October 5, 2008 at 11:18 PM #281776CoronitaParticipantWhy is oil at 92 bucks?
Simple… If we have a global recession, people consume less on unnecessary crap, and hence all that dinosaur oil doesn’t need to be poured into energy to power all those factories that produce all that crap we buy from china.
Also, OPEC members probably figured out that if they jack up oil prices to a point, Americans will get pissed off enough that they seriously start to consider alternative energies, and there are just enough talented people in the U.S. of A to actually pull that off if it really came to that.
October 5, 2008 at 11:18 PM #282056CoronitaParticipantWhy is oil at 92 bucks?
Simple… If we have a global recession, people consume less on unnecessary crap, and hence all that dinosaur oil doesn’t need to be poured into energy to power all those factories that produce all that crap we buy from china.
Also, OPEC members probably figured out that if they jack up oil prices to a point, Americans will get pissed off enough that they seriously start to consider alternative energies, and there are just enough talented people in the U.S. of A to actually pull that off if it really came to that.
October 5, 2008 at 11:18 PM #282058CoronitaParticipantWhy is oil at 92 bucks?
Simple… If we have a global recession, people consume less on unnecessary crap, and hence all that dinosaur oil doesn’t need to be poured into energy to power all those factories that produce all that crap we buy from china.
Also, OPEC members probably figured out that if they jack up oil prices to a point, Americans will get pissed off enough that they seriously start to consider alternative energies, and there are just enough talented people in the U.S. of A to actually pull that off if it really came to that.
October 5, 2008 at 11:18 PM #282099CoronitaParticipantWhy is oil at 92 bucks?
Simple… If we have a global recession, people consume less on unnecessary crap, and hence all that dinosaur oil doesn’t need to be poured into energy to power all those factories that produce all that crap we buy from china.
Also, OPEC members probably figured out that if they jack up oil prices to a point, Americans will get pissed off enough that they seriously start to consider alternative energies, and there are just enough talented people in the U.S. of A to actually pull that off if it really came to that.
October 5, 2008 at 11:18 PM #282112CoronitaParticipantWhy is oil at 92 bucks?
Simple… If we have a global recession, people consume less on unnecessary crap, and hence all that dinosaur oil doesn’t need to be poured into energy to power all those factories that produce all that crap we buy from china.
Also, OPEC members probably figured out that if they jack up oil prices to a point, Americans will get pissed off enough that they seriously start to consider alternative energies, and there are just enough talented people in the U.S. of A to actually pull that off if it really came to that.
October 5, 2008 at 11:18 PM #281796EugeneParticipantGood chance of unscheduled rate cut before market open tomorrow. (My rate cut forecasting record is very poor, but I’ll keep trying till I hit the mark)
Fed funds futures are showing a 84% chance of a 50 bpp cut and 16% chance of a 75bpp cut on or before 10/29.
Strong dollar benefits no one.
October 5, 2008 at 11:18 PM #282076EugeneParticipantGood chance of unscheduled rate cut before market open tomorrow. (My rate cut forecasting record is very poor, but I’ll keep trying till I hit the mark)
Fed funds futures are showing a 84% chance of a 50 bpp cut and 16% chance of a 75bpp cut on or before 10/29.
Strong dollar benefits no one.
October 5, 2008 at 11:18 PM #282078EugeneParticipantGood chance of unscheduled rate cut before market open tomorrow. (My rate cut forecasting record is very poor, but I’ll keep trying till I hit the mark)
Fed funds futures are showing a 84% chance of a 50 bpp cut and 16% chance of a 75bpp cut on or before 10/29.
Strong dollar benefits no one.
October 5, 2008 at 11:18 PM #282119EugeneParticipantGood chance of unscheduled rate cut before market open tomorrow. (My rate cut forecasting record is very poor, but I’ll keep trying till I hit the mark)
Fed funds futures are showing a 84% chance of a 50 bpp cut and 16% chance of a 75bpp cut on or before 10/29.
Strong dollar benefits no one.
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