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[aedens]

http://www.zerohedge.com/contributed/20 ... -arbitrage

As we are reminded it was never about the color of a flag inthe forums years ago H.

http://generationaldynamics.com/forum/v ... aps#p14036 june 2012

h.8 to nominal marking of assets, so then I guess I will worry about flow IMO for now later. We are not slowing down
yet and I cannot speculate how removed the process is. What I mean is what question would you ask Maxin Waters
or the relegated dark pool of legislative solution since they gave up being adults a hundred years ago. If you left it up
to them as a means of production they would be dead already.

[Higgenbotham]

Revised. Adds the cycles to the ECRI WLI peaks marked in red I had missed the breakdown in the 73 week move.

I think Friday was basically it but expect more overthrow into later in March.

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[Higgenbotham]

There was still a lot left of the US in the year 2000. The growth in the debt since tells the story in my opinion. The debt is an indicator of the fact that the system now operates at an unsustainable loss.

[aedens]

I cannot see why the beast will not consolidate here Higg. I thought 1560 was attainable and 1550 a rest area as we noted earlier.

The Egyptian pound has lost 14 percent against the dollar since the 2011 revolution and the budget deficit is soaring to unmanageable levels due to the cost of fuel and food subsidies.

Getting warmer over there as we note. So many moving parts but I will stick to my time frame from before with the tree of no fruit to offer.
Egypt is in dire judgement but that is there free will some say. I never choose a time but we must understand the views we see at times to affairs.

As we noted : The wasting disconnect of hidden taxes and seen taxes of true effects is all we are waiting for now other than repressionary economics.

It amazes me how fast they disconnect the payroll tax and the true issue. This has been noted and seems to affect the traction of the economy discussion.

[Higgenbotham]

I had thought your target of a spike to 1555-60 was attainable on a good employment report. I was a little surprised to see it fall short but think it can still get there by March 22 or thereabouts.

I don't know what they're going to do. At this point everyone knows the stock market is a bubble and the economy is failing. The response seems to be that if we can just all feel really good about it and lie about it then maybe we can buy a little more time. When my mother was dying of cancer, in her last days, I thought it might be pretty good if she lived another day. I view this situation exactly the same way except that I don't really care to see the bubble survive another day.

[aedens]

Just have to focus now and watch the swaps i think is very key. Some trade news will come out soon for the spike in the punch bowl
as consumer consumption rhetoric.

As you noted: Let's say copper was down a little, silver was down a little, etc., and oil and gasoline were down a lot from higher prices, the opposite of what we are seeing. Then I think in that instance the market could stay stable. That is some variation of what happened after May 2011. From the stock market high there, oil dropped a lot and I think that helped hold things up.

Oil to 80 is morphine news to the spin doctors and C thinks 70 later. I think they get that all aroud. Debt will kill the thesis if they have any brains anyway
and smoke the other idiots anyway. To early for that http://www.uprr.com/customers/surcharge/wti.shtml As noted Moscow is moving to other thoughts
we covered here already on commodity or else. This will be the black feather if needed later or a olive branch to compete as civilized beings.

I noted june20: Back to basic or perish since the tranche funds will be toast. We can see the signs of the weather but not the signs of the times all over again. I do not see the fig tree giving leaf for some time in a few areas.

[Higgenbotham]

My bias for pattern is March 8, 2013 is March 19, 2012. If it follows that the S&P will consolidate and poke up to your target in mid to late March.

On oil I go back to the triangle and I think Steve is right. 70 makes too much current production uneconomic but 100 kills the consumer and the acceptable range is narrowing, will narrow further, then disappear.

The Wal-Mart news should have killed it.

[aedens]

Pretty much the view i hold since june. I have no reason not to and will pick and choose from what is going on for (b).
Basically if the 200 ma is flat understand why and move on. Benny and the Inkjets know if consolidations with the
cheap credit stops its 1937. Thats the rub, he knows better....

[Higgenbotham]

Benny and the Inkjets know if consolidations with the cheap credit stops its 1937.

I think a few on the Fed committee realize they've set themselves up for something worse than 1937. And that's the second piece of news that should have killed this bubble.

[aedens]

Benny and the Inkjets know if consolidations with the cheap credit stops its 1937.

I think a few on the Fed committee realize they've set themselves up for something worse than 1937. And that's the second piece of news that should have killed this bubble.

Here is some context on drilldown thinking.
The first American wave of mergers was in its infancy and was being promoted by the bankers. In 1897 there were sixty-nine industrial mergers. By 1899 there were twelve-hundred. In 1904 John Moody - founder of Moody’s Investor Services - said it was impossible to talk of Rockefeller and Morgan interests as separate. A very, very long time ago you learn who knows what. I have looked at many models as many and decided to take responsibity as we do here that it is our choice to lead and theres to take your ability away. The point is as John identify's in GD even if they understand they do not even pretend to care.
Our team is aware and navagating lets say.