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The #1 Tip For Investors Right Now
The biggest
problem with investing the markets today, is that we’ve entered a period in
which not one country, but most of the developed world is entering a currency
Crisis.
Of the
countries that back major currencies the Europe, the US, and Japan all face
major debt restructuring issues. In different terms, we are witnessing the
slow-motion collapse of the entire paper-money based financial system, as well
as the unbridled credit growth such a system fosters.
What this
means is that we will be witnessing extreme volatility both to the downside and
the upside as these currencies “race to the bottom.” The reason for this is
currencies all move in relation to one another. So if the Dollar takes a hit, the
Euro will rally regardless of the latter currencies problems. The same
situation applies across most asset classes as every major currency move is
tightly correlated to stocks, commodities, and bonds.
Tip #1: So the primary attitude to take in
trading these markets is to stay alert and be nimble. Follow the trend, but
when it changes, get out. And don’t be too married to a particular forecast.
However, be
aware that maintaining this attitude will result in a lot of accusations from
others. Case in point, I have forecast that the Fed will be unveiling QE 3 or
some other liquidity program in the future.
However, my
timeline changed on this when Bernanke and the Fed failed to hint at this in
his recent speeches and FOMC meetings. In fact, I warned that we may indeed see
another round of deflation before the Fed unleashes another round of QE.
I took a lot
of flak for this because many people believed that I had completely betrayed my
earlier forecast and was flip-flopping. However, it was clear based on the Fed’s
statements (and the lack of hints of additional liquidity) that the Fed was
going to ease back on the money printing at least temporarily.
With those
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Why does all alcohol taste bad, I have become acclimated to the taste, but I would not say it tastes good.
You are doing it wrong. Try a Nude Eel:
1 oz. Cognac, 1 oz. Dubonnet, 1/2 oz. Gin, 1/2 oz. Green Chartreuse.
Shake with ice, then strain into a chilled deep-champagne saucer.
If you still think it tastes bad, then try five or six more of the same. I guarantee success.
POUND THE MOTHERFUCKIN NUDE EELS AS HARD AND FAST AS YOU CAN!!!!!
Thx, increasing the number consumed always helps the taste!
Thx, increasing the number consumed always helps the taste!
and be long the swiss franc, the only people who seem to know anything about currencies.
whats the price of paper gold right now?
Last weekend i went to my friendly coin and gold dealer and asked what he would buy gold for at the moment. He responded: $1,530 less 20% !
So, the price of bullion is $1,224.
These were not coins, but bullion.
He is not paying you enough. I will pay spot minus 18%, let's call it $1600 per Troy ounce.
There's one born every minute...
I'll shorten it for people in the tl;dr mood.
POUND THE MOTHERFUCKIN SELL BUTTON AS HARD AND FAST AS YOU CAN!!!!!
People have been doing that for a week now! Then some mutherfucker with a big fat BUY button and ulimited cash says, sorry Mr. Market, you can't go down today.
lol read this bloomberg article.... this looks like something that was written before today with blanks left in the appropriate places :P
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2011-06-13/asian-stocks-fall-won-weakens-on-growth-outlook-euro-reaches-month-s-low.html
I know when I write an article on stopping a decline I like to point out the .1% gain on the day... because that is obvously a trend stopper...
Still I saw a intraday manipulated reversal with huge power today. It looks like they are trying to stop the SP500 going negative on the year. What is the value of that if they cannot reverse the trend soon? Has it something to do with options expiry?
People have been doing that for a week now! Then some mutherfucker with a big fat BUY button and ulimited cash says, sorry Mr. Market, you can't go down today.
... I wonder who the fuck that could be ...
well, that was a fuckin' yawner, Cpt. Obvious.......