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    Greece loses EU voting power

    Greece: Our Debt, Your Problem http://paul.kedrosky.com/archives/2010/02/greece_our_debt.html
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    Germans got the shaft?

    Booh hoo hoo those poor Germans. They should know the drill, national currency or not. Boom and bust. Nothing anyone can do to stop it.
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    Is GOLD (/silver/etc) a bubble?

    I truly believe the DOW and Gold will reach parity once more and have invested accordingly. I don't attribute any special characteristics to the metal or anything like that. I'm not smart enough to really understand TA, stock or credit analysis, options or calls... All I have is a big...
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    Long stock long more gold

    Here comes the double digit goldstock upmove.:eek:
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    Say you are Nassim Taleb and hyperinflation hits

    You short gold as soon as it equals the DOW.:)
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    Long stock long more gold

    The bull is back!:p
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    I am done with trading.

    Just buy some gold each month and bury it in your yard. This method has outperformed 90% of all investors for a decade now.
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    Greece's Debt Crisis - How Does This Happen?

    I was wondering if Greece was considered to be French or German hemisphere or are they more all on their own really? I read French banks have the biggest exposure to it, how about the presence of foreign companies? For instance in my country (Belgium) our biggest bank has become French...
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    Wind power in recession times

    The Global Wind Energy Council announced that the world’s wind power capacity grew by 31% in 2009, adding 37.5 GW to bring total installations up to 157.9 GW. The main markets driving this significant growth continue to be Asia, North America and Europe, each of which installed more than 10...
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    Will the EU Go After Goldmans?

    Goldman Sachs is the financial arm of the US government and its millitary industrial complex. Nobody will touch them.....yet. All the rest is just noise.
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    Collapse of the euro is 'inevitable' says French Banking Chief

    Gold is at an all time high in Euro's today by the way.:)
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    Collapse of the euro is 'inevitable' says French Banking Chief

    Look how much Euro's the Dutch had to pour into their financial system. Close to 100 billion Euro's? For a country of 15 million people? The influence of the financial sector on the Euro zone is less pronounced but it is still there no doubt.
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    Say goodbye to the Euro

    Did you know the same is true for the DIJ? 10 years and flat. What makes the difference between 5 years and no change in USD and 10 years and no change in stocks for being bullish on the first and not the latter?
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    Collapse of the euro is 'inevitable' says French Banking Chief

    All political propaganda. Watch out if Club Med insolvency threatens the viability of their own banking system. They will write cheques faster than the eye can see, because they can't make the same mistakes as they made during the great depression now can they?
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    Collapse of the euro is 'inevitable' says French Banking Chief

    During hyperinflation wrecking Weimar Germany stocks went to infinity in local currency but fell from 100 to 2 in foreign currency. How this translates to today's situation isnt yet all that clear as the judge and his verdict haven't come out yet I would think.
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    Say goodbye to the Euro

    The Euro dollar exchange today is at the same level where it was 2007. Tell me, how abundant were stories back then about how strong the USD was as there are today? Only 9 months later this is what Volcker had to say about the USD: 'You don't have to predict it. We're in it." Thus did...
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    How "Free" should the internet be?

    A topic that could be discussed elsewhere on ET also probably but I thought it to have enough merit top discuss in the economy section. Marc Faber recently blasted people putting his newsletter on the internet for free, and similar newscontent get's linked around on the internet quite often...
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    Say goodbye to the Euro

    Why not look at another lost decade, that of the US, where stockmarkets offered a rare negative 10 year return, employment is down to multi decade lows and serious strains have manifested themselves upon society on a number of levels despite loose monetary policy by the FED. Let's see how...
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    Collapse of the euro is 'inevitable' says French Banking Chief

    In Belgium they are closing an Opel factory despite it being the most productive and financialy healthy plant in favour of less productive, aging German plants as opel internal documents showed themself.
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    Collapse of the euro is 'inevitable' says French Banking Chief

    Farmers riot everywhere. that's what farming is all about.:p
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