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    The end of the line for an international monetary system based on the “US dollar”

    You are talking about sustainable development... :)
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    Default by the US government is no longer unthinkable

    I went long EUR base around 1.20 ... and then shifted slightly to "swing basing" and scalp trading currencies. But ever since the 1.36 - 1.20 tracedown I have been long EUR base - i.e my account in EUR - and not doing scalping any more... I was busy, but I am looking into starting to do larger...
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    Default by the US government is no longer unthinkable

    To understand the major trend in the EURUSD - it is the failure of trust in the USD economy and society. The criticism of the whole political campaigning structure in the US is a sign of this. I think the EURUSD will become much stronger - because the perceptions of TRUST with the more...
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    Default by the US government is no longer unthinkable

    To understand the REALLY super-big picture, Halford Mackinder was of course right about the Heartland - as acknowledge by any sane military, geopolitical and macroeconomic strategist would confirm - also the Neocon defense of their strategies. Those who control the world resources -...
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    Bush in with a bust and out with a meltdown

    Yes, and that is what is called conservative, responsible, protecting and sustained development of an economy. :)
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    Bush in with a bust and out with a meltdown

    You gotta understand the big picture to make big money... The EURUSD is more than +300 pips from 1.45 now ...
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    The end of the line for an international monetary system based on the “US dollar”

    SouthAmerica, in the end - it is ALL about trust - economic and social. It IS a mixed economy after all, as we all know. We saw the conception of US "shaping" with the Marshal Plan - and now that much of that debt has been repaid, and the Neocon onslaught to "claim their rights" without...
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    The pilfering of American taxpayers?

    Humpy, hehe, well - the old-money elitists and the Neocon fanatical choir leading the march abroad were the ones behind all the fuzz - but old-money abroad also supported the upheaval for their benefiting; and ultimately contributed to this meltdown as the resulting erosion of trust and...
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    Ivan's Trade Thread, part II

    Initial reaction of 1.45 - 1.48 for the start of this week, we may see some very big swing moves. The trend might start to emerge just now. Political news will be the driver, along the commodities - as oil again.
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    Default by the US government is no longer unthinkable

    You mean you ACTUALLY listened to me? Congrats - you are now more than +300 pips! Oh, that is if was EURUSD... :)
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    Bush in with a bust and out with a meltdown

    Also, the whole US society is so aligned into this pyramid scheme and everyone fighting to get to the top, become the bigshot fish... I think this is not something that will change easily - and the corruption, THAT IS the system itself, won't go away by itself. The cycle of greatness and...
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    How the Dems created the Financial Crisis

    Are your teats hurting at the milking station? :D
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    Bush in with a bust and out with a meltdown

    Actually, European economies are much more conservative than the US economy. There is much more distrust between the various European economies, so they keep their internal trust structures stronger. The sparse trust they develop is debated and negotiated through lengthy discussions and the...
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    Reminder - Jim Rogers has been short investment banks for at least over a year

    I think you are mixing the terminology a little - as to Greek kissing - but basically it is some kind of "backwards fascination" in this country, I must admit.
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    The end of the line for an international monetary system based on the “US dollar”

    "Real values" in the world are the commodities - then manufacturing and products come on top, then services etc. They are all part of the world resources - and basically you can commoditize everything - even ideas, as in Intellectual Property and patents. Celebrities and the paparazzi...
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    The pilfering of American taxpayers?

    Hehe, I know something about the divine spaghetti... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Discordianism http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Mindfuck Much more worrying is http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Gladio and http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Opus_Dei US taxpayers should take...
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    Bush in with a bust and out with a meltdown

    Old-money is not only Jews - in fact it is not even mainly Jews - but more paleoconservatives etc. Yes, they hate the Neocons - but they supported them in the attempt for "world upheaval" to stem the tide of change and "reshape" the flow to thwart the emerging economies eroding and shunting some...
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    The end of the line for an international monetary system based on the “US dollar”

    I don't agree at all. Luckily I speak, read and write German fluently - so I watch a lot of Deutshe Welle and read other trend-following media of Germany and Europe. Germany is the "locomotive" of the EU Economy. They are increasingly VERY intertwined with Russia. Germany also has the...
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    Bush in with a bust and out with a meltdown

    The rises in house prices just reflect the expansions of the economy all over the world - where consumers are (somewhere just increasingly) part of the economy.
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    Bush in with a bust and out with a meltdown

    Jayford, the "erosion of trust" - the main pillar of business and society is trust - was fault of the aggressively greedy Neocons who intervened to "claim their rights" ("showing responsibility") abroad. You should look into Neocon elitist ideology - you will be utterly appalled. I don't...
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