Financial topics

Investments, gold, currencies, surviving after a financial meltdown
gerald
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aedens wrote:http://www.thedailybeast.com/articles/2 ... ising.html

Atlantic Power http://www.theflyonthewall.com/permalin ... sible-sale

http://solarcycles.net/2014/05/01/peak- ... sell-2000/

http://www.traderfeed.blogspot.com/2014 ... t-one.html

We have 30 bearish indicators, and max leverage in the markets. Now we need to speculation to top out and leverage to unwind, and I believe it will do so when the solar maximum
starts to wane. hamp

http://www.multpl.com/s-p-500-earnings-yield

http://www.multpl.com/s-p-500-earnings/


Inmarsat run's the satellites and was telling everybody where to go, SERCO-GROUP run's the first and 3rd worlds ATC center's, so the plane could be easily controlled because all COMM has to go through SERCO&INMARSAT.
Inmarsat told the world to only search AUSTAILIA. SERCO owns the politican and prisons in AUSTRAILIA.
SERCO-GROUP developed the BUAP ( boeing autopilot ) used to take over the plane, SERCO-HONEYWELL developed the tech.
SERCO-GROUP in UK has been tagging criminals in UK, and wanted to put a CHIP in everybody, and OBAMA had contracted OBAMACARE to use SERCO to CHIP all USA consumers of MEDICAL.
The only problem for SERCO-GROUP is only one company on earth made such a chip, and that was the FREESCALE KL-02.

http://www.abeldanger.net/2014/04/1938- ... -biot.html

red switched - uninterpretable

http://stockcharts.com/public/520756

aedens --- I don't want to beat a dead horse, however if you read "The Alien Interview" ( whether truth, fiction, or a combination of both ) http://www.bibliotecapleyades.net/vida_ ... erview.htm -- you my get and insight as to why "humanity" has so many problems and why they are constantly recurring ( as illustrated by Generational Dynamics ) It can be a disturbing read, depending on one's mind set.
gerald
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Beijing's Tepid Efforts To Slow The Credit Boom Are Springing Giant Leaks
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2014-05-0 ... iant-leaks

China is a case of bastardized socialism on credit steroids. At the turn of century it had $1 trillion of credit market debt outstanding—-a figure which has now soared to $25 trillion. The plain fact is that no economic system can remain stable and sustainable after undergoing a 25X debt expansion in a mere 14 years.
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But what it can’t do is walk the bubble back to stable ground. The boom phase unleashes a buzzing, blooming crescendo of enterprising, investing, borrowing and speculating throughout the population that cannot be throttled back without resort to the mailed fist of state power. But the comrades in Beijing have been in the boom-time Santa Claus modality for so long that they are reluctant to unleash the economic gendarmerie.

That’s partly because their arrogance blinds them to the great house of cards which is China today, and partly because they undoubtedly understand that the party’s popularity, legitimacy and even viability would be severely jeopardized if they actually removed the punch bowl. Just look at the angry crowds which mill about when a bankrupt entrepreneur skips town and locks up his factory sans all the equipment; or when developers are forced to discount vastly over-priced luxury apartment units they sold to middle class savers/speculators; or when banks attempt to disavow repayment responsibility for “trust products” they sold out the backdoor through affiliates; or the growing millions of rural peasants who have been herded into high-rises without jobs after their land was expropriated by crooked local officials and developers trying to make GDP quotas and a quick fortune, respectively.
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As it is said "interesting times"
aedens
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average holding period for a stock was 22 seconds

predicting the future is an impossible task, a fools errand, full of pitfalls

read the owners manual
gerald
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aedens wrote:average holding period for a stock was 22 seconds

predicting the future is an impossible task, a fools errand, full of pitfalls

read the owners manual
22 seconds is not investing, that is gambling or skimming.
aedens
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Nothing is ever free. Ride the excuse pony of cartoon sparked Muslim violences wrapped in the lame stupidity of most taxpayers not knowing tipping points from talking point
in the election cycle of power politics. Bury and cover over the political pony in NDA and watch the presstitutes walk in circles of those left behind.
http://www.weeklystandard.com/blogs/con ... 39975.html


The controversial filmmaker whose crude Internet trailer was wrongly blamed by the White House for sparking last year's deadly Benghazi attack vowed to finish his movie
which he said is aimed at fighting terrorism.
https://duckduckgo.com/?q=bengazi+film+ ... and+jailed

The weapons and the planning rings of fact only.

repost: http://en.shiapost.com/2014/05/05/s-ara ... o-ukraine/

Increased short ratio from 25:1 to 20:1

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aedens
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The markets will adjust sooner or later.
Russia has reached its limit of accommodation.
May 16 is pre-pay day.
June 1 is no gas day.
Higgenbotham
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Einhorn: Bernanke Answers 'Frightening' During Dinner Chat

http://www.safehaven.com/article/33698/ ... inner-chat
SCHATZKER: What did you ask him?

EINHORN: I asked several things. He started out by explaining that he was 100 percent sure that there's not going to be hyper inflation. And not that I think that there's going to be hyper inflation, but it's like how do you get to 100 percent certainty of anything? Like why can't you be 99 percent certain and like how do you manage that risk in the last 1 percent? And he says, well, hyper inflations generally occur after wars and we didn't have -- that's not here. And we -- we -- there's no sign of inflation now and Japan's done a lot more quantitative easing than we've done, and they don't have it. So -- and if there is a big inflation, the Fed will know what to do. That was kind of the answer. And --

RUHLE: What did you say?

EINHORN: That was it.
EINHORN: If you start -- if you start at a zero rate and you start with a huge amount -- huge balance sheet and the economy turns down, the available tools that they will have are limited and there's a risk that they will have to choose a tradeoff between doing something exceedingly aggressive, right, versus allowing a -- a crisis situation to fester. And they might choose to do something exceedingly aggressive and it may have a -- that 1 percent outcome.
"Subprime is contained."
While the periphery breaks down rather slowly at first, the capital cities of the hegemon should collapse suddenly and violently.
Higgenbotham
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I agree those were very frightening answers Bernanke gave.

There's another part of the article where Bernanke tells him he doesn't have to pay any interest to savers. If no interest is paid to savers in a rising price environment, then hyperinflation should have some probability of occurring.

This planet is turning into an insane asylum.
While the periphery breaks down rather slowly at first, the capital cities of the hegemon should collapse suddenly and violently.
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