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Simply short the USDCAD currency pair corresponding in value to your USD denominated stocks.

Hope that helps.

"The G20 has to inflate their way out of their debt mountain" = BS. There is no universal public debt problem among the G20. Did the US also "inflate their way of their debt mountain" in the 50s? Nope: Tax hikes worked their magic, just like they will over the next 20 years. Taxes...

The author of the article knowingly or unknowingly mixes public and private debt in the same bowl and thus draws completely unfounded conclusions.

Goldman should bring out another upgrade of cyclicals and high beta stocks and say how they're "undervalued" considering how we're without a doubt in the middle of a V-shaped melt up recovery :cool:

I remember reading Soros ended the year up 10%, but was red all the way into Oct/Nov. He made his year on that EUR spike I believe in early December. Supposedly, Soros bet the farm on that rally.

Goldman has to extend their forecast soon. I'd say 1150 :cool:

Why not just short the dollar index and make risk free gains? After all the ET consensus is that the Dollar is going to "collapse". Trade accordingly and put your money where your mouth is.

Basements are more of a European "thing": http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/news/article-23480767-details/Pictured:+Inside+the+cellar+where+father+locked+daughter+for+24+years+and+repeatedly+raped+her/article.do

1. get fake IDs if you're underage 2. come with (reasonably hot) women in the first place, much easier to get into any club. Bouncers don't like sausage fest gangs of 5-6 computer geeks 3. check dress code and dress accordingly 4. be sober when you arrive 5. reserve table in VIP area...

It took Japanese corporations around 18 years to salvage their balance sheets. They did so at the expense of the Japanese government which went on a borrowing speed and catapulted national debt to GDP to something like 170%. Interestingly, Japanese corporations now have some of the most...

If it stays at this level for 10 years straight. THEN it will be bullish :cool:

Still believing in the "catalyst" myth?

The US has sizable free room left to increase taxes on their citizens, compared to places like Canada, UK or EUR Zone. All this non-sense about the US defaulting on national debt is just that, at least for the next couple of years.

Yes, but only for self-employed, not for the majority of the middle class :cool:

Bizarre? haha How else would you trade a factor-based long/short book?

I could well stay short the next $100, I'll just steadily reduce the amount of shares to offset the rise in price. I'm long other stuff against it.

The problem for many Europeans is that the savings rate is calculated based on disposable income and disposable income sucks in Europe, thanks to high tax rates and costly social security systems. Europeans are saving what they can of what little they end up keeping after taxes. And EU tax...

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I've been reading since the middle of the April (Industrial Exhibition in Hannover) on how German machinery sector has bottomed and they're seeing light at the end of the tunnel :cool: