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No safe harbor ? Deleveraging everywhere ! book, "End Game"........John Mauldin..........all about Deleveraging. <img src=http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/attachment.php?s=&postid=3780803>

I see your light, Wallace ! I notice it took twice as long during this last decline before the dive this last week to fall just as far from the previous high 13 months ago. So it held on much longer before declining the same distance. Neverthess, it did nosedive further these last few days...

Buyer's remorse ? Ya mean there was no Seller disclosure first ? See my post immediately before this one. Just posted it, too. It refers to the trap door you alluded to.

CNBC Squawk Box Monday 8 April. Long interview with him. 13 minutes all together. CNBC archived it in a couple of links. http://video.cnbc.com/gallery/?video=3000159738&play=1 http://video.cnbc.com/gallery/?video=3000159762&play=1 http://video.cnbc.com/gallery/?video=3000159763&play=1

Well, marginally so. But something is still not right. In an earlier post your referred to re-sizing by manner of choosing a linear size of a chart you were posting, and dpi. My simple photo editor allows for that choice, too. But I wonder if you get better results if you play the game by...

On the last post with multiple charts and images posted, something I could never do before but having hung around ET long enough, I finally put it all together. The first two images--the charts--are copied from another thread. It was done by going to that thread, finding the post with the...

<img src=http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/attachment.php?s=&postid=3759279> <img src=http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/attachment.php?s=&postid=3774761> Example of posting two charts on one post. Duh ! It was too easy. I'm embarrassed I did not know how to do it before. (charts here are...

I noticed your charts lack crispness or sharpness. I had problems initially when I started posting on ET last summer with my charts for Crispness and sizing on to an ET page. The starter of the thread Charts of Note gave me good advice which was use .png extension, not .jpg. This indeed...

I know what you mean, and I am ok with it. That is why I used the phrase "another form of inflation." When a nation's currency is "debased" as you put it, it is as you say "relative" to other currencies that remain steady or strengthen. I get that. The EFFECT, however, is similar to classic...

And that is not a one-off chart. Our south-of-the-border neighbors are eating our lunch. Except for the poor bastards pegged to the dollar, like Ecuador that would be beating them all, probably.

Another form of inflation. Erosion of world buying power for the dollar. Gold anyone ? Hell of a chart now. What will it look like years from now ????? !!!! http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/showthread.php?s=&postid=3779831#post3779831

Just what I was thinkin'. That's ok. Thank you for the explanation for your Cyprus post (above). I get it now. On the Texas thing, I'm wading into it and thinkin' about it. Have to get thru some of the spelling cipher, too.

Another form of inflation. Erosion of world buying power for the dollar. Gold anyone ? <img src=http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/attachment.php?s=&postid=3779831>

"Cyprus needs to find 6 billion euros more than originally forecast to meet its share of a 23-billion-euro rescue deal to recapitalize the country's banks, redeem its debts and meet other commitments." http://money.cnn.com/2013/04/12/news/economy/cyprus-bailout-eu-imf/ You may already know...

Sounds like it would hurt if he hits you.

I totally respect your POV from understanding your perspective as one coming from the trader you are. This IS Elite Trader web site, right ? And as I wrote on my last post, the interviews were with traders. Their answers, too, for explanation of today's sell off and maybe more to come was...

Why did commodities get slammed today ? Here is what I know about commodity prices: 1. Weakening/strengthening currency, they go up/down. Takes more dollars to buy the same unit volume. 2. Robust or weak economies, they go up/down as demand/lack of demand for them increase/decrease for...

So with today's plunge in gold price, I heard a number of interviews of traders who trade gold on technicals and are shorting because of technicals. But they almost all say they are bullish for the long term prospects. I read some articles today at CNBC, and here is a common theme that got...

All fairly said. In fact you DID before my last post express concern for the future also. However, I was not comparing current cycle with previous so much as I was profiling current conditions to include my personal take on a bleak future for reasons I cited in that last post. (I didn't...

Momentum is the operative word for the UNEMPLOYMENT picture, not the employment one. I heard on CNBC Thursday 11 April that you have to go back to the Carter presidency to find matching numbers for the "total employed." When you consider the population growth since then, that fact is dramatic...