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gerald
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aedens wrote: http://philosophyofmetrics.com/2014/05/ ... can-alamo/
Hayek further warned: if you do not trust the market, then you no longer believe in freedom or capitalism. In that event you are a socialist on the road to serfdom.

They will NEVER leave us in peace. America just pisses them off.
True in more ways then one --

Slaves and serfs must never be allowed to think and act independently, because that is problematic for the "leaders"
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The capping in the metals is obvious.
There is no economic news or theory otherwise that is needed to explain it. j
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[quote="aedens"]The capping in the metals is obvious.
There is no economic news or theory otherwise that is needed to explain it. j


Since most of the general public will not exercise restraint, there are only two alternatives to reduce the economic inductance of the system.
Let the populace bludgeon each other to death in war, which will only result in a total destruction of the living earth.
Take control of the world by the use of economic "silent weapons" in a form of "quiet warfare" and reduce the economic inductance of the world to a safe level by a process of
benevolent slavery and genocide.

"Since most of the general public will not exercise restraint " -- And are ignorant of their actions consequences, think of only of the here and now, and generally do not care ( much of the same can be said of the "leaders" and their greed for power and wealth ) -- Therefore, the developing planet of slaves, -- same as before and elsewhere.
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I agree g since the older we get the less time we have to consider the percentages who never seen it
from recent numbers. Somewhere in time we considered the left and the right never will.
I took the advise from h and sold this morning and will sort the rest of the month into the June view.
I assumed bottom channel into the 28th if lucky and as we go forward.

Effective change numbers from our peer group

Funding 10.2%
Obtaining approval from management 28.6%
Knowing where to start 14.3%
Resistance to change 46.9%
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gerald
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aedens wrote:I agree g since the older we get the less time we have to consider the percentages who never seen it
from recent numbers. Somewhere in time we considered the left and the right never will.
I took the advise from h and sold this morning and will sort the rest of the month into the June view.
I assumed bottom channel into the 28th if lucky and as we go forward.

Effective change numbers from our peer group

Funding 10.2%
Obtaining approval from management 28.6%
Knowing where to start 14.3%
Resistance to change 46.9%
A -Thoreau is correct
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As I have elected to take some time off to reflect and refresh on a mini-vacation, the unfortunate side of reality, including my profession, has brought me back into the bitter, disgusting, and insane realization that America is infested with people who are:
a. Terminally Stupid
b. Terminally Lazy
c. Do not give one crap about anyone else, their freedoms or personal property.

I really tried to deny this was the case in America, thus I took the “Christian” or “Humanitarian” approach through life when dealing with morons but it didn’t turn out so well for Gandhi, Martin Luther King, nor the citizens of East Germany for almost fifty years, so I thought the hell with these people, it is time to treat them, exactly like they treat my family and myself.

http://johngaltfla.com/wordpress/2014/0 ... o-to-hell/

-.0062% for the month, 25 percent cash, 5 % short as needed going forward. Core focus is dcf and aum liquidity on the rest div baskets. <3% index
no reason to fubar 2014 since january through april will carry me to july 28 window. Will wait and see and select bids on facts.

Hayek further warned: if you do not trust the market, then you no longer believe in freedom or capitalism. In that event you are a socialist on the road to serfdom.

Transitory holdings from the 1983 thesis of intent to the CCI program policy framework we did not want managed only to decimate deeper than they are aware
on the mid demographic age groups as we covered as the "wasting". It has not permeated yet to the taxpayer what is.

Some of the challenges to having an SDR reserve system is encouraging the private markets to trade in SDR denominated assets. This is where the overall allocation of a countries or regions SDR composition will come into play. The inevitability of oil, gold, coal, wheat, rice, etc.., being priced in SDR’s will become more obvious as the new system emerges further.

We will see more soon enough by the end of the year. Fixed commodity contracts will expire for some cluster groups for the next few years and the transition will entail
convertibility letter of credit with energy margin supply chains movements into 2018 -2020.

1861 Internecine Slaughter
not civil war

“I have two great enemies, the Southern Army in front of me, and the financial institutions in the rear. Of the two, the one in my rear is my greatest foe.”
One month after the inauguration of President Abraham Lincoln, the American Civil War got underway . . .
The real reason for the war is that . . .
Northern industrialists had used trade tariffs to prevent the Southern States from buying cheaper European goods. Europe subsequently retaliated by stopping cotton imports from the South. Thus the South were being forced to pay more for goods whilst having their income slashed.
This is when the money changers saw the opportunity to divide and conquer America by plunging it into Civil War. This is confirmed by Otto Von Bismarck when he was Chancellor of Germany (1871 - 1890), who stated,

"The division of the United States into federations of equal force was decided long before the Civil War by the high financial powers of Europe, these bankers were afraid that the United States if they remained as one block and as one nation, would attain economic and financial independence which would upset their financial domination over the world.
http://vho.org/GB/Journals/JHR/6/1/Hoggan67-90.html
“I discovered later, and I'm still discovering right up to this moment, that is it only by living completely in this world that one learns to have faith. By this-worldliness I mean living unreservedly in life's duties, problems, successes and failures. In so doing we throw ourselves completely into the arms of God, taking seriously, not our own sufferings, but those of God in the world. That, I think, is faith.” ― Dietrich Bonhoeffer

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kmAJejoApco
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aedens -- regarding your above post (of which I am in much agreement ) and my earlier Shiva post --- a comment. One of the most difficult things to understand and do well is Shiva's "dance of live". Most do it very poorly, and as the old saying goes , "you can lead a horse to water but you can't make it drink" One must be willing to learn, and that takes objective effort. ---- Unfortunately, most would rather not bother. Same old same old, regardless of time and place.

Humanity has problems.

cheers
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http://www.freep.com/interactive/articl ... on-revenue

We look at many issues here with the critical eye of generational dynamics. Just like Stalin, Moa, and FDR never pulled a trigger on a weapon either.
Many other city's in Michigan are in the process of imploding. We have rounded discussion on many topics to the bigger picture. If we have any bias at all, it's that we're pro-American. Michigan used to be a place when you got laid off you had something to fall back on like other work you already had planned. It was just that way until you got seniority to stay full time. When welfare reform hit decades ago they raised the amount so the border states came like locusts to Michigan and zones simply imploded as the vocabulary just changed to assert agenda still not clearly focused or remembered as simple fact. Nafta was another ploy for sticky wages and the wage arbiters dream. Just as we warned before localitys will, and are special interest themselves to oblivion.
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gerald wrote:aedens -- regarding your above post (of which I am in much agreement ) and my earlier Shiva post --- a comment. One of the most difficult things to understand and do well is Shiva's "dance of live". Most do it very poorly, and as the old saying goes , "you can lead a horse to water but you can't make it drink" One must be willing to learn, and that takes objective effort. ---- Unfortunately, most would rather not bother. Same old same old, regardless of time and place.

Humanity has problems.

cheers
Of course one must have the opportunity to learn, unlike say, North Korea.
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http://www.zerohedge.com/contributed/20 ... sticks-day review

http://www.earthchangesmedia.com/FPbreakingnews.php

Nouveaux Principes d’Economie Politique Ou De La Richesse Dans Ses Rapports Avec La Population

The mass of the nation here, no less than philosophers, seems to forget that the increase of wealth is not the end in political economy, but its instrument in procuring the happiness of all. I sought for this happiness in every class, and I could nowhere find it. The high English aristocracy has indeed arrived to a degree of wealth and luxury which surpasses all that can be seen in other nations; nevertheless it does not itself enjoy the opulence which it seems to have acquired at the expense of the other classes; security is wanting and in every family most of the individuals experience privation rather than abundance ...

Through a serious of large “development loans” beginning in the 1860's, the British created a new source of cheap cotton as a replacement for Confederate cotton during the American Civil War. When the war ended, Egyptian cotton prices collapsed. The original debts of course could not be repaid. Consequently, the British lenders embarked on a disastrous series of bailout loans, each worse than the one before it, trying to “help” the Egyptians “recover” from the previous failed “development” program. The end result was the complete collapse of the Egyptian economy, culminating in a military invasion of Egypt.

Once the socialists and communists were overcome, Europe slid into what Winston Churchill would later call “The Thirty Years War.”

As warned
The market bribe will keep the neo pagans content.
The agenda to eliminate "fringe" groups seems to be progressing nicely.
Now the charade of a two party system is over things will kick into high gear.
Cloward-Pliven plan, Phase II.
Phase I - breed 2-3 generations of dependent Democrats in your inner cities. When they reach 50% of the voters, you can take over all 3 branches of government. check
Phase II - politicize health care delivery, kill off all non-Democrats by denying health care. No bullets in the police station basement needed. check

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X0eKemjFz44
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