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Another Jew above the Law^^^
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I don't think I have ever seen it so low, and it still went up 16 points...
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The Global Economy Has Just Come To A Screeching Halt, The Collapse Is Inevitable
- Published on Jan 11, 2016
1 in 3 people are saying that because of Obamacare they cannot afford the basics of life. Auto loan bubble is about to pop. Rail shipment is now signalling that the economy has come to a screeching halt and it is collapsing. Baltic Dry Index has completely crashed, ships are not sailing they are just sitting in port. Central banks and the wealthy are quietly purchasing gold and silver.
end https://socioecohistory.wordpress.co...is-inevitable/
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looks like they cant plug the dam ... North and South American Indexes
http://i.cdn.turner.com/money/.eleme...nClosedKey.gif
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Are we set up for a BLACK MONDAY?
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Financial Collapse Will Leads To War , looking back history show this
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Financial Collapse Will Leads To War , looking back history show this
No doubt. Just got back to Sweden today, heard on the radio, that Saudi Arabia needs an oil price of $100 an barrel just to balance their budget... Probably the main reason they murdered that Shiite cleric. Get a war going with Iran and oil will easily climb to it and BEYOND... Interesting though that Iran's sanctions probably will be lifted today.
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once Iran's sanctions are drop the price of oil will also drop
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he one funny mf ... Cramer: Real China worries not with its stock market
https://s.yimg.com/dh/ap/default/141024/cnbc-logo-3.png by CNBC Videos 7:44 mins Mad Money host Jim Cramer discusses China's economy versus its stock market, and the impact around the world. Cramer says this week, we realized the Communist Party doesn't know what it's doing, and is just making it up as they go along.
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once Iran's sanctions are drop the price of oil will also drop
So about now then. And Saudi will get even more desperate! They need war with Iran now more than ever
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Death of world trade!
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once Iran's sanctions are drop the price of oil will also drop
insiders likely already trading on this--so just as likely priced in
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I talked to someone today who's been in the oil biz for over 30 years and therefore he's seen a lot, experienced a lot. He advised me that oil will likely be coming back up to above $40 in about four months.
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It's looking good Mick! ;D
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I thank the most high gave me the sense to leave these markets alone.
There is no way on planet earth i could have peace of mind ...if my strategy for long term sucess was contingent of succussful nav8gation .
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Fed is Swapping Zero Interest Rates for Cheap Oil; Turmoil in Markets Result
JohnQPublic
20JAN2016
Stock markets are in a panic selling mode as we speak. There are real issues out there, such as China’s economy and plummeting oil prices. Cheap oil is good, right? Well why are the financial pundits complaining about it. I believe it is because the banks are still leveraged up on derivatives, and the rapid change in oil prices could cause them to collapse. Zerohedge has even reported that the Dallas Fed told Banks to suspend mark-to-market for energy loans four days ago. We are told oil is dropping because of lack of demand (China), to punish Russia, Saudi refuses to decrease production, etc.
I would like to propose another reason: The Fed need to raise interest rates. It cannot do that without collapsing the derivatives bubble. Unless, that is it can find a substitute for zero interest rates. Could $10/barrel oil be the ticket? If true, at this point, the first prick in the derivatives bubble has been applied by the Fed, and the corresponding collapse of oil prices is occurring. Is it getting out of control? Can the Fed control this process? Only time will tell.
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Time to revive DOW down -455 points right now in the 15500's...
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Fed is Swapping Zero Interest Rates for Cheap Oil; Turmoil in Markets Result
JohnQPublic
20JAN2016
Stock markets are in a panic selling mode as we speak. There are real issues out there, such as China’s economy and plummeting oil prices. Cheap oil is good, right? Well why are the financial pundits complaining about it. I believe it is because the banks are still leveraged up on derivatives, and the rapid change in oil prices could cause them to collapse. Zerohedge has even reported that the Dallas Fed told Banks to suspend mark-to-market for energy loans four days ago. We are told oil is dropping because of lack of demand (China), to punish Russia, Saudi refuses to decrease production, etc.
I would like to propose another reason: The Fed need to raise interest rates. It cannot do that without collapsing the derivatives bubble. Unless, that is it can find a substitute for zero interest rates. Could $10/barrel oil be the ticket? If true, at this point, the first prick in the derivatives bubble has been applied by the Fed, and the corresponding collapse of oil prices is occurring. Is it getting out of control? Can the Fed control this process? Only time will tell.
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It means the next two days the Dow will rally 990 points! ;D
Bargain hunters are in action, down 402 points!
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