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2009-10-19 13:43:22 | Vorg
Wklejał Ken razy kilka...
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2009-10-19 13:39:19 | 95.40.75.* | k e n o f o b i a
Re: Oferta PGE w centrum uwagi. Czas na korektę [0]
2009-10-19 13:29:54 | 83.5.240.* | Dan Kenobi
Re: Oferta PGE w centrum uwagi. Czas na korektę [2]
Dług gospodarstw domowych w Stanach podwoił się w ostatnich 7 latach, przychody wzrosły
tylko o ok. połowę...Czym więc spłacą długi?
Household debt has doubled in only 7 years, growing from seven to fourteen trillion
dollars. Think about that for a minute. It is a stunning turn of events. Have household
incomes also doubled in 7 years? No, not even close; they have grown less than half as
much, calling into question how these loans will be repaid, let alone doubled again.
2009-10-19 12:39:53 |
83.5.240.* | Dan Kenobi
Czytajcie i uczcie się, Nigdzie nie znajdziecie takich informacji...
2009-10-19 11:42:43 | 83.5.240.* | Dan Kenobi
Wszystko dopiero przed nami.
The next round of bank losses from commercial mortgages and prime Option ARMortgages
will deliver big blows. Some astute analysts are already estimating the magnitude of
the next round of bank losses. Any hike in interest rates would not only add costs to
borrowers across the USEconomy, but add costs to the USGovt. They are, by the way,
producing trillion$ deficits.
GROWING USGOVT DEFICITS
The endless series of stimulus for a moribund USEconomy, reduced payroll taxes
collected as federal revenue, nationalized Black Hole costs (Fannie Mae, AIG, GM),
current health care costs (Medicare), hidden banker welfare (TARP funds one pearl on a
string), sacred military budget (contractor largesse & syndicate benefit), and stupid
pork projects will continue to churn out gigantic mind-numbing federal deficits. The
only reduction seen is in forecasts by official agencies, which bear little reflection
to reality. The permanence of trillion$ deficits will be clear in another year.
Removed stimulus, removed props, removed monthly special programs, these steps will
cause a return to deteriorated conditions. The Clunker Bank and Clunker Home programs
are well along.
2009-10-19 11:37:41 | 83.5.240.* | Dan Kenobi
The demand for USDollars will be sharply reduced in the future. Payment for crude oil
in IMF basket terms will reduce the need for holding all those USTreasurys. Banking
systems will change their structural makeup. They will adapt to other non-US$ swap
facilities that aid in trade. One should be on the lookout for outright refusal to
accept USDollars, the next step. The toxic bonds could easily lead to perception of
USTBonds being toxic as well.
2009-10-19 11:46:57 | 83.5.240.* | Dan Kenobi
The Saudis will not carry the US bags any longer. The Arab squires will carry bags
with Kremlin markings. The Japanese will not carry the US bags any longer. The Toyko
squires will carry bags with Beijing markings. The chief strategist at a major
Japanese bank Sumitomo today warned that the US$ might fall to 50 yen this year. That
would be a 45% decline. Daisuke Uno at Sumitomo expects the USEconomy to suffer a
second sudden recession. He said, “The US economy will deteriorate into 2011 as
the effects of excess consumption and the financial bubble linger. The dollar’s
fall will not stop until there is change to the global currency system.” The
strong warnings reflect the growing rift between Japan and the USA. The outcome of
recent elections in Japan changed the entire bilateral landscape. The pro-American LDP
party was ousted, a major new piece to the ongoing Paradigm Shift.
2009-10-19 11:55:17 | 83.5.240.* | Dan Kenobi
Na surowce nie widać popytu. W czasie londyńskiego "Metal week" dziwili się gdzie
znikli kupujący.
Copper prices fell on Friday as an increase in supplies suggested weaker demand for
the industrial metal and economic confidence waned amid disappointing quarterly
results from U.S. banks.
"Simple market consolidation today," said Sterling Smith, an analyst for Country
Hedging Inc in St. Paul, Minnesota.
"Weakness in equities and a mixed dollar picture really isn't giving the market much
direction."
Copper for December delivery on the New York Mercantile Exchange's COMEX division
fell 1.35 cents to settle at $2.8455 a lb, after dealing between $2.81 and $2.8750.
On the London Metal Exchange , benchmark copper ended at $6,240 a tonne from
Thursday's last bid at $6,289.
One major theme to emerge during London Metal Exchange Week is weak consumer demand,
highlighted in interviews carried out by Reuters correspondents. [ID:nL8107826]
"Demand is what should drive prices, people keep telling us there isn't any demand but
fund money has been the main factor," said John Meyer, analyst at investment bank
Fairfax.
"I wonder whether more consumers are going directly to mining companies rather than
trading through the LME."
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