Archive - Jul 12, 2011 - Blog entry

Econophile's picture

The Euro 1999 - 2012 R.I.P.





Why would anyone think that a monetary system whereby poor states spend and get bailed out by rich (i.e., successful) states would ever work? The euro is a failed concept and will tear Europe's monetary system apart.

 

williambanzai7's picture

END "DA" FeD!





Emergency...

 

Phoenix Capital Research's picture

Why Bernanke And Pals Will Soon Need a New Pair of Pants





Ultimately, all of these efforts will fail (see the Euro situation today). But this will only happen after the Fed has done any and every action it can to prop things up. This will include QE 3 and as many QE’s as the US Dollar will allow. So, QE 3 is coming. We might even see QE 4 before the system collapses. But the system WILL collapse. And when it does, it will be a 2008 type Crisis on steroids.

 

Cognitive Dissonance's picture

The Zero Hedge Effect – Crossing the Event Horizon - Part 1 of 2





Anything that can empower or free us is removed, restricted or demonized, thus severely limiting our innate and natural ability to heal, grow and flourish. At best we are told we should restrict ourselves to applying band aids and hydrogen peroxide. Anything more than this should be left to the professional mind magicians and the grand keepers of the public myths.

 

williambanzai7's picture

FEAR (Including Debt Psycho)





History rhymes...

 

Bruce Krasting's picture

Eat Peas and get Confidence – Not!





My take on what may happen to confidence.

 

George Washington's picture

The Big Banks Are Waging Warfare Against the People of the World





Banks versus nations and people...

 

Phoenix Capital Research's picture

If You’re Not Scared, You’re Not Paying Attention





In simple terms, what I’m trying to say is that we are about to witness another “2008” only on a sovereign scale. The EU will be first, but China, Japan, and even the US will be defaulting in the future. The implications these actions have for asset classes will be HUGE as all assets move relative to sovereign bonds which used to be considered the primary low risk asset class in the world.

 

Reggie Middleton's picture

Greek Asset Sales Fall Short, As We Virtually Guaranteed They Would In Spring 2010





Economou said there isn’t enough investor interest in the assets for sale as “credit default swaps and spreads are the kinds of thing they have their eyes on.” Concrete assets are “riskier,” he said. Methinks Mr. Economou (what irony is there in a name???) may be missing the forest for the trees!

 

williambanzai7's picture

WeiRD TiM GeiTHNeR





I notice you're not wearing any...galloshes--Weird Al Yankovic

 

Leo Kolivakis's picture

Beautiful Day?





Keep your eye on the ball and don't be fooled by all the ugly macro smoke...

 

Reggie Middleton's picture

BoomBustBlog Traders Armed With BoomBustBlog Research Caught ~10% Deutsche Bank Fall





Deustche Bank's forensics/technicals looked downright ugly. We opined on both about two weeks ago, along with parsing the CEO's warning that all should essentially start running for the hills. Many participants in mother market missed this. Well, DB got crushed in European trading, making both the forensic research and technical trade setup shine like the sun. There's much more to come! Will those triple digit short returns of 2008 come again?

 

Pivotfarm's picture

Market Data Sheets July 12th





S&P 500, Dow Jones, Nasdaq, Russell 2000, Nymex Crude Oil, Comex Gold, EURUSD, GBPUSD, USDJPY

 
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