http://www.dailysabah.com/world/2014/08 ... rder-clash
http://www.dailysabah.com/africa/2014/0 ... ola-spread
http://www.dailysabah.com/africa/2014/0 ... ram-attack
http://www.bloomberg.com/markets/stocks/futures/
Financial topics
Re: Financial topics
Do you want to own a restaurant or stock in a food purveyor?
What do you think will happen if this gets traction?
"WHO Warns Ebola Outbreak Out Of Control, "High Risk Of Spread To Other Countries"
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2014-08-0 ... -countries
Hmmm, -- living among some remote Eskimos may be appealing. Not "comfortable" but appealing. --- hmmm
What do you think will happen if this gets traction?
"WHO Warns Ebola Outbreak Out Of Control, "High Risk Of Spread To Other Countries"
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2014-08-0 ... -countries
Hmmm, -- living among some remote Eskimos may be appealing. Not "comfortable" but appealing. --- hmmm
Re: Financial topics
When you blatantly use finance for political reasons things change.
Russian Oligarchs Wave Goodbye To Visa, Switch To Chinese Credit Card
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2014-08-0 ... redit-card
Our" leaders" think they are bigger then they are.
Things can change in many ways. Leaders must pay attention to the people, because things can get out of hand.
BURIED STORY EXPOSED: Dead Children Have Been Washing Up On Shores Of Rio Grande
Read more at http://patdollard.com/2014/07/buried-st ... DW5kScb.99
One can walk across the Rio Grand River, I have done it, no big deal. The boarder is a joke. However, are we talking about the three S's ? Shooting, shoveling and shut up?
If so, we are talking about vigilante activities, and if that is the case, people are loosing respect for government and its application of laws and are acting on there own in spite of government.
History is littered with examples of people going against their government when the people feel the government is working against the people.
Interesting times.
Russian Oligarchs Wave Goodbye To Visa, Switch To Chinese Credit Card
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2014-08-0 ... redit-card
Our" leaders" think they are bigger then they are.
Things can change in many ways. Leaders must pay attention to the people, because things can get out of hand.
BURIED STORY EXPOSED: Dead Children Have Been Washing Up On Shores Of Rio Grande
Read more at http://patdollard.com/2014/07/buried-st ... DW5kScb.99
One can walk across the Rio Grand River, I have done it, no big deal. The boarder is a joke. However, are we talking about the three S's ? Shooting, shoveling and shut up?
If so, we are talking about vigilante activities, and if that is the case, people are loosing respect for government and its application of laws and are acting on there own in spite of government.
History is littered with examples of people going against their government when the people feel the government is working against the people.
Interesting times.
Re: Financial topics
The pawns are being sent to the border called children and others who also shave and have tatoos.
The Cloward-Piven strategy ramped up......
Taxpayers are missing blatant facts along the way. All a propaganda side show to dumbed down voters
and also many folks who are simply working to get by rather busy working more than one job.
http://www.takeoverworld.info/Grand_Chessboard.pdf
In Arizona alone its 17 million a month under Operation Streamline, launched in 2005, undocumented migrants apprehended at the border have to serve jail time before they are deported. Each day in federal court in Tucson an average of about 70 undocumented immigrants are processed and receive sentences ranging from 30 to 180 days behind bars.
The simple fact is taxpayers are being screwed and ruled by fiat. Nothing new but the rate of incursion to lapse into calculated responses.
As for the death pits in mexico, yes many are simply executed at times or simply abandoned when they serve no purpose to the coyote runners.
One of the biggest U.S. operators of private prisons is Corrections Corporation of America.
In 2010, CCA reported profits of $1.67 billion.
http://finance.yahoo.com/q;_ylt=Ai4JffY ... pc_finance 3.75 billion
Current number is over 70 millon per month for the border issues. No accident they are pumping the system full to crash
the State system as they did in Michigan also. Inmates in Michigan share lunch with maggots and food born illnesses from
privatised efforts. http://www.freep.com/article/20140702/N ... ts-aramark
Violence is the last refuge of the incompetent in relationship to the degree of intellectual integrations.
I will ask permission to forward the facts of two children my brother inlaw and his wife cares for since there parents where executed in Columbia.
They did not execute the children for whatever reason that time. Like noted before we have raised many in our days and all are treated the same
just as we raised our own. For a parent to send a child north is beyond my ability to understand how evil it is out there at times.
The Cloward-Piven strategy ramped up......
Taxpayers are missing blatant facts along the way. All a propaganda side show to dumbed down voters
and also many folks who are simply working to get by rather busy working more than one job.
http://www.takeoverworld.info/Grand_Chessboard.pdf
In Arizona alone its 17 million a month under Operation Streamline, launched in 2005, undocumented migrants apprehended at the border have to serve jail time before they are deported. Each day in federal court in Tucson an average of about 70 undocumented immigrants are processed and receive sentences ranging from 30 to 180 days behind bars.
The simple fact is taxpayers are being screwed and ruled by fiat. Nothing new but the rate of incursion to lapse into calculated responses.
As for the death pits in mexico, yes many are simply executed at times or simply abandoned when they serve no purpose to the coyote runners.
One of the biggest U.S. operators of private prisons is Corrections Corporation of America.
In 2010, CCA reported profits of $1.67 billion.
http://finance.yahoo.com/q;_ylt=Ai4JffY ... pc_finance 3.75 billion
Current number is over 70 millon per month for the border issues. No accident they are pumping the system full to crash
the State system as they did in Michigan also. Inmates in Michigan share lunch with maggots and food born illnesses from
privatised efforts. http://www.freep.com/article/20140702/N ... ts-aramark
Violence is the last refuge of the incompetent in relationship to the degree of intellectual integrations.
I will ask permission to forward the facts of two children my brother inlaw and his wife cares for since there parents where executed in Columbia.
They did not execute the children for whatever reason that time. Like noted before we have raised many in our days and all are treated the same
just as we raised our own. For a parent to send a child north is beyond my ability to understand how evil it is out there at times.
Re: Financial topics
http://wattsupwiththat.com/reference-pa ... ages/enso/
http://www.earthchangesmedia.com/secure ... 529911.php
http://www.suspicious0bservers.org/
G, I will check on polarity and current jet stream effects we are still in here on a regional basis.
To many forget we are on less than two percent on terra firma but we have trends in play as we known before.
So the Hightower comment the only thing you find in the middle of the road is yellow lines and dead armadillos is still true.
Same point as Thucydides had about moderates to a snowballs chance in hell basically with people in charge for the most part.
When Rome fell they where taxing fruit trees. So most cut them down. To not pay the tax. As things got worse they just left.
Nature will decide and idiots indeed take care of the rest. Denial is not a river either.
a from the grain colony
http://www.earthchangesmedia.com/secure ... 529911.php
http://www.suspicious0bservers.org/
G, I will check on polarity and current jet stream effects we are still in here on a regional basis.
To many forget we are on less than two percent on terra firma but we have trends in play as we known before.
So the Hightower comment the only thing you find in the middle of the road is yellow lines and dead armadillos is still true.
Same point as Thucydides had about moderates to a snowballs chance in hell basically with people in charge for the most part.
When Rome fell they where taxing fruit trees. So most cut them down. To not pay the tax. As things got worse they just left.
Nature will decide and idiots indeed take care of the rest. Denial is not a river either.
a from the grain colony
Re: Financial topics
I am sure this will help stimulate the world economy
First Ever Ebola Case On US Soil As Patient Lands In Atlanta; CDC Urges Calm - Live Feed
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2014-08-0 ... nd-atlanta
"I certainly hope people’s fear doesn’t trump their compassion." What is perhaps raising that fear among Americans (and frankly the world after yesterday's WHO warning of "high risks of spread to other countries") is the fact that, as Reuters reports, more than 100 health workers fighting Ebola have contracted it themselves."
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Nature and reality give no compassion.
Lets step into the past ---- desperate times require desperate actions.
"Cities were hardest hit and tried to take measures to control an epidemic no one understood. In Milan, to take one of the most successful examples, city officials immediately walled up houses found to have the plague, isolating the healthy in them along with the sick."
http://www.the-orb.net/textbooks/westci ... death.html
First Ever Ebola Case On US Soil As Patient Lands In Atlanta; CDC Urges Calm - Live Feed
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2014-08-0 ... nd-atlanta
"I certainly hope people’s fear doesn’t trump their compassion." What is perhaps raising that fear among Americans (and frankly the world after yesterday's WHO warning of "high risks of spread to other countries") is the fact that, as Reuters reports, more than 100 health workers fighting Ebola have contracted it themselves."
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Nature and reality give no compassion.
Lets step into the past ---- desperate times require desperate actions.
"Cities were hardest hit and tried to take measures to control an epidemic no one understood. In Milan, to take one of the most successful examples, city officials immediately walled up houses found to have the plague, isolating the healthy in them along with the sick."
http://www.the-orb.net/textbooks/westci ... death.html
Re: Financial topics
Politics is incapable of risk management.
http://research.stlouisfed.org/fred2/series/USNUM (number of US Banks Shrinking as if By Design By Big Banks and the US Federal Reserve)
Apparently ZIRP hurts loans and profits by smaller banks.
Notes:
- Social Security total of $2.7 trillion (assets of the combined OASDI Trust Funds in 2011)
- Social Security requires (Over the 75-year period) additional revenue equivalent to $8.6 trillion to pay all scheduled benefits
- Total Medicare spending is projected to increase from $523 billion in 2010 to $932 billion by 2020
- Medicare enrollment From 2010 to 2030 is projected to increase from 47 million to 79 million,
- Medicare ratio of workers to enrollees is expected to decrease from 3.7 to 2.4.[60]
Tort is smothering growth also point blank.
Risk
The Silence of Institutions
Decision seen before answer the question by saying that we should adopt strict liability when due care is insufficient to eliminate accidents. But due care is never sufficient to eliminate accidents, so this theory suggests that strict liability should be adopted across the board in place of the negligence rule in tort law. The reason is that the negligence rule imposes no liability on the actor when he exercises reasonable care, as assumed. Since the negligence rule imposes no liability on the actor when he exercises reasonable care, and since it is assumed that he will exercise reasonable care, liability will not distort his activity level choice away from the socially optimal scale (the scale associated with points A and B)
That external benefit is reflected in the vertical distance between the marginal private benefit schedule and the marginal social benefit schedule. Consider the following unitization rationale. Imagine two firms imposing reciprocal costs of one dollar per month on each other. If the firms merged, would they require a transfer of one dollar, both ways, between the merged units? No, because it would have no effect on the incentives of relevant actors. By the same reasoning, when two actors impose the same costs, imposing strict liability on both would not alter their activity levels from the levels chosen under the negligence rule.
# In the case of reciprocal harms, the unitization argument made suggests that the activity levels chosen under strict liability will be the same as those chosen under negligence. This implies that there is no need to adopt strict liability in place of negligence in the reciprocal harms. The foregoing functions of no-duty rules correct market failures or missing markets. Another function of no-duty rules is to simply permit markets to optimally regulate activity levels. In some instances, we will see below, the imposition of a duty of care (negligence liability) may distort the activity level choice away from the socially optimal level. One setting in which this occurs is where the actors can observe external costs and benefits and take them into account in contracting decisions. When informed actors are aware of potential external costs, and can effectively contract over both the scale of activity and the level of care, imposing liability may distort activity levels by preventing parties from contracting over the care level. Conversely, there are settings where, because of informational asymmetry, imposing negligence liability for a certain type of loss distorts the market. The three functions of no-duty rules are: (1) to provide subsidization; (2) to serve as complements to property rules; and (3) to permit the market to regulate activity levels without distortions created by liability. The first and third functions are quite similar.
Wage arbiters seeking zone debt serfs by fiat and risk aversion.
Forward thinking teams are adapting since they have no choice
in a compression market.
No fear. No distractions. The ability to let that which does not matter truly slide.
Chuck Palahniuk, Fight Club, 1996
http://research.stlouisfed.org/fred2/series/USNUM (number of US Banks Shrinking as if By Design By Big Banks and the US Federal Reserve)
Apparently ZIRP hurts loans and profits by smaller banks.
Notes:
- Social Security total of $2.7 trillion (assets of the combined OASDI Trust Funds in 2011)
- Social Security requires (Over the 75-year period) additional revenue equivalent to $8.6 trillion to pay all scheduled benefits
- Total Medicare spending is projected to increase from $523 billion in 2010 to $932 billion by 2020
- Medicare enrollment From 2010 to 2030 is projected to increase from 47 million to 79 million,
- Medicare ratio of workers to enrollees is expected to decrease from 3.7 to 2.4.[60]
Tort is smothering growth also point blank.
Risk
The Silence of Institutions
Decision seen before answer the question by saying that we should adopt strict liability when due care is insufficient to eliminate accidents. But due care is never sufficient to eliminate accidents, so this theory suggests that strict liability should be adopted across the board in place of the negligence rule in tort law. The reason is that the negligence rule imposes no liability on the actor when he exercises reasonable care, as assumed. Since the negligence rule imposes no liability on the actor when he exercises reasonable care, and since it is assumed that he will exercise reasonable care, liability will not distort his activity level choice away from the socially optimal scale (the scale associated with points A and B)
That external benefit is reflected in the vertical distance between the marginal private benefit schedule and the marginal social benefit schedule. Consider the following unitization rationale. Imagine two firms imposing reciprocal costs of one dollar per month on each other. If the firms merged, would they require a transfer of one dollar, both ways, between the merged units? No, because it would have no effect on the incentives of relevant actors. By the same reasoning, when two actors impose the same costs, imposing strict liability on both would not alter their activity levels from the levels chosen under the negligence rule.
# In the case of reciprocal harms, the unitization argument made suggests that the activity levels chosen under strict liability will be the same as those chosen under negligence. This implies that there is no need to adopt strict liability in place of negligence in the reciprocal harms. The foregoing functions of no-duty rules correct market failures or missing markets. Another function of no-duty rules is to simply permit markets to optimally regulate activity levels. In some instances, we will see below, the imposition of a duty of care (negligence liability) may distort the activity level choice away from the socially optimal level. One setting in which this occurs is where the actors can observe external costs and benefits and take them into account in contracting decisions. When informed actors are aware of potential external costs, and can effectively contract over both the scale of activity and the level of care, imposing liability may distort activity levels by preventing parties from contracting over the care level. Conversely, there are settings where, because of informational asymmetry, imposing negligence liability for a certain type of loss distorts the market. The three functions of no-duty rules are: (1) to provide subsidization; (2) to serve as complements to property rules; and (3) to permit the market to regulate activity levels without distortions created by liability. The first and third functions are quite similar.
Wage arbiters seeking zone debt serfs by fiat and risk aversion.
Forward thinking teams are adapting since they have no choice
in a compression market.
No fear. No distractions. The ability to let that which does not matter truly slide.
Chuck Palahniuk, Fight Club, 1996
Re: Financial topics
My Antenna is Faulty, Can You Fix It?
Bankers = Neocons
http://ancienthistory.about.com/od/rule ... nnatus.htm
Bankers = Neocons
http://ancienthistory.about.com/od/rule ... nnatus.htm
Re: Financial topics
Generational Dynamics is definitely an up beat site --- up beat as the plague - but so is the truth, -- sorry John, don't mean to knock what you do. But what you do is way above what others do, how you do it ,is amazing. With respect and admiration.
From a fellow traveler,
PS
I hope people with intelligence and those who are connected to power read this site and help prevent the coming disaster - but I fear they will not, as in the past, same old same old.
cheers
From a fellow traveler,
PS
I hope people with intelligence and those who are connected to power read this site and help prevent the coming disaster - but I fear they will not, as in the past, same old same old.
cheers
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Re: Financial topics
Thanks, I think.gerald wrote:Generational Dynamics is definitely an up beat site --- up beat as the plague - but so is the truth, -- sorry John, don't mean to knock what you do. What you do is way above what others do, how you do it is amazing. With respect and admiration.
From a fellow traveler,
John
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