Global Economy Bursting?

[Austin]

Stocks Extend Losses Amid China, EU Worries...
SELL OFF: Bond Market Defies Fed...
Weaker Dollar Seen as Unlikely to Cure Joblessness...


TRAIL MARKER: NOV 16, 2010 THE PACE QUICKENS!!!

PS: AND WHAT WAS OUR GOVERNMENT FOCUSING ITS ATTENTION ON WHILE THIS WAS ALL COMING APART UNDER OUR EYES?

TSA zzz: NAKED BODY SCANS LEAK ONLINE

 

[Randolph Kinney]

European stocks end sharply lower on Dublin woes

Equity traders are arguably heading for the hills as concern builds once again over the health of the global economy. Concerns over the Irish debt issue has the potential to degenerate further as the rhetoric continues regarding the severity of the situation.

WHAT? ME WORRY?

 

[DTB]

S&P futures tested low of 10/29 and bounced off, so far. However, position players will be getting short as yesterday and today are the first closes below 20 SMA since 8/31.

 

[CANative]

Under this code everything is geared to suit the weakest and it is considered immoral to reward the strongest. Anyone that sees it differently is labeled intolerant. What you get from this is exactly what we are getting-economic collapse of the western democracies led by the demise of the weakest states in the union.

What you get by the opposite is revolution. Most are weak. Few are strong. The strong must drag the weak along for the ride for their own good.

 

[Randolph Kinney]

Bernanke's `Cheap Money' Spurs Investment Outside U.S.

http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2010-...-spurs-corporate-investment-outside-u-s-.html

It seems the newly created money is leaking outside the U.S. to emerging markets, commodity based economies, commodities themselves and non-U.S. opportunities. Corporate cash sloshing across U.S. borders is an unavoidable consequence of QE 2.

But thank you The Ben Bernanke for the gift that keeps on giving.

 

[Riick]

But thank you The Ben Bernanke for the gift that keeps on giving.

"The gift, that keeps on giving"
- I thought that was Herpes, but, considering how we need to increase our money supply, this is in the very same vein.

 

[Terrel L. Shields]

It is a choice.

Deflate the currency. Strong dollar. No exports....

Inflate the dollar. weak dollar. Lots of imports. Food unaffordable. Oil $200 a bbl. gasoline, $9 a gallon....they don't call him Helicopter Ben for nothing....

To me the worst part is Ben's hypocracy. He was supposed to be the guru of the depression. In 2004 he pillared the Japanese for their "lost decade"....so what are we doing? Repeating the failed policies of the depression? or, that of the Japanese?

 

[Big ole Boy]

Masculine non-hedonistic economic reform - God

It is a choice.

Deflate the currency. Strong dollar. No exports....

Inflate the dollar. weak dollar. Lots of imports. Food unaffordable. Oil $200 a bbl. gasoline, $9 a gallon....they don't call him Helicopter Ben for nothing....

To me the worst part is Ben's hypocracy. He was supposed to be the guru of the depression. In 2004 he pillared the Japanese for their "lost decade"....so what are we doing? Repeating the failed policies of the depression? or, that of the Japanese?

What financial reformers could use is some litmus test terminology ....... what we need is a"Bulgaria model" ....... not a "Swedish model" .......

... the Bulgarians became aware of their own "hedonisim" within their borders .... they saw the effemicay of the male ....... they chose the hard road to real recovery ...... a "masculine approach" .... free market, small government ...

... its going to take them decades ..... but they are on their way .......

... the Sweeds ..... chose the other way ...... (mitigated Keynesian)

 

[Terrel L. Shields]

the printing money is the last refuge of failed economic empires and banana republics

A wierd little utube video here...

http://blogs.forbes.com/robertlenzn...sing-explained/?boxes=businesschannelsections

 

[Big ole Boy]

That wierd little Utube was ......... incredible ......

..... Karma ........ is on the move ......