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I think this will break its year high today. No idea from there on.

I didnt. That's why I posted the link. So others would do it for me.:p

In this report nef calculates the value to society of a number of different jobs and advocates a fundamental rethink of how the value of work is recognised and rewarded. Pay matters. How much you earn can determine your lifestyle, where you can afford to live, and your aspirations and status...

The European Union and the United States have the largest bilateral trade relationship in the world In 2006 the EU and the US combined economies accounted for nearly 60% of global GDP, 33% of world trade in goods and 42% of world trade in services. The EU and the US are each other's main...

My question wasnt ironic by any means. The cover just concluded after a period of high inflation stocks didnt offer any protection and I wonder why. The cliché is 'they will print money, buy stocks!' The Greenspan and Bernanke put. Apparantly that logic wasnt around in the seventies?

OK I will fill it in myself.:p DOW: 11500 Dollar index: 82 Gold: 1500USD Oil: 85 USD Favourite large cap: C (Dirth cheap!) Favourite small cap: DROOY (going up 10 fold) Favourite currency: CAD Favourite index: Nikkei Favourite short: ? Most exposed talking head: Roubini! :)

Thanks for participating and putting your ET reputation at risk! DOW: Dollar index: Gold: Oil: Favourite large cap: Favourite small cap: Favourite currency: Favourite index: Favourite short: Most exposed talking head: :)

It's down 4% from it's all time highs in Euro's. The horror.:eek:

Roubini says gold is prone to collapse in such a scenario as well. Agree?

The cover is from 1978 I believe. What gives? I thought stocks offer protection against currency debasement.

The legend strikes again.:eek:

Russia suplies more then half of Germany's energy needs. They have no choice other than closening thighs with them.

Well, the good news is it doesnt looks that blocky anymore...

Oh and don't forget, John Paulson owns it as well.:cool:

It's going to 10K$ and you want to know why? Marc Faber, Peter Schiff and Jim Rogers said so.... :p

It certainly would be nice to see gold take a swing at the USD on the day Bernanke get's chosen man of the year.:)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Cz4vcQKWfA&feature=related

“Some of the strongest deflationary forces will be felt in Europe, so we have the biggest overweight there in government bonds. The rest of the world is overweight emerging markets, but we have nothing. The rest of the world is terrified of the dollar. We are trying to create some positive...