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  • Possible Collapse of Dollar Near??

    http://www.gold-speculator.com/editors-picks/57431-beginning-panic.html

    http://www.gold-speculator.com/daily-wealth/57259-serious-warning-facts-behind-americas-coming-collapse.html

    Regards,
    rozario173

  • #2
    Very interesting,thanks!

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    • #3
      Yes, June 30th is an important. The end of QE, Gold, eur, Aud, should all go down, but if another QE is implemented they would all skyrocket. Also if US defaults on it's debt, (Aug 2nd is also important as that is when US could default on it's debt if the debt isn't raised).
      Gold, silver, oil, eur, and Aud would most likely go up dramatically if US defaulted.
      Something to keep an eye for sure this summer.

      Trade safe,
      rozario173

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      • #4
        Thank you .. 'rozario173'

        Found it very informative

        My thanks button reached limit today ..

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        • #5
          Originally posted by rozario173 View Post
          http://www.gold-speculator.com/editors-picks/57431-beginning-panic.html

          http://www.gold-speculator.com/daily-wealth/57259-serious-warning-facts-behind-americas-coming-collapse.html

          Regards,
          rozario173
          If you ran your house like this, would you be allowed to print more money to get by?

          http://www.usdebtclock.org/index.html
          Rgds
          RM

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          • #6
            Interesting Read, after latest Eur collapse:

            Bad debt just doesn't disappear or go away, it will come back to haunt the world prob sooner than later.

            http://www.zerohedge.com/article/systemic-risk-red-alert

            Regards,
            rozario173

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            • #7
              Something to consider on Eur analysis:

              http://www.zerohedge.com/article/charting-key-breakdown-levels-eurusd-sp-vix-and-spanish-10-year

              Sorry to clutter up the thread, but some of this stuff is quite interesting.
              rozario173

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              • #8
                Very near now... watch carefully whilst Nero fiddles!

                Forget fundamental and technical analysis on Monday... trade what you see only and hang on for the ride.

                http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/financialcrisis/8686045/Saudi-stock-market-first-to-plunge-on-SandP-downgrade.html

                RM

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                • #9
                  Originally posted by retireme View Post
                  Very near now... watch carefully whilst Nero fiddles!

                  Forget fundamental and technical analysis on Monday... trade what you see only and hang on for the ride.




                  RM
                  But keep in mind that saudi stock market was closed thursday/friday
                  So part of the plunge could have been caused by thursdays drop on wallstreet

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                  • #10
                    Are you serious? Do you think this is confined to locales?

                    This is the world my friend, not some hiccup on the financial radar...

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                    • #11
                      I don't think that the markets will crash on the SnP downgrade
                      It wasn't unexpected and Fitch and Moody are still on triple A
                      The real crash could come about 7 weeks from now when Italy runs out of money and there's noone there to help them out
                      That would kill the euro

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                      • #12
                        Which is what I am alluding too, already Merkel has said they do not have the money for that bail out and as we have seen already, it is not the market moves that create the terror but the rumour of market moves. Try the "eleventh marble" and it is obvious, when you need more money than you have and you cannot borrow it from anyone, something has to give. There is only one person telling the truth here, and it is S&P.

                        I hope I am wrong, but I just don't see how! As I said in my original post at the top, if I ran my finances like these governments, I too would have a bad credit rating, no shelter, no food and no clothes.

                        Rgds
                        RM

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                        • #13
                          In my opinion (a simple CFA level 1 candidate ... The US DOLLAR is like the Titanic => don't expect a "collapse" monday but an interesting SNR

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                          • #14
                            By SNR understand Signal to Noise Ratio (like in signal processing my first love

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                            • #15
                              ATHENS, Greece (AP) -- Greece on Monday banned short selling on the stock market for two months, after shares on the Athens Stock Exchange plunged to their lowest level in more than 14 years as financial markets were buffeted by worries over the U.S. economy following a downgrade of the country's debt.

                              The bourse's general index sank below the 1,000-point mark, closing down 6 percent at 998.24 -- the lowest level since January 1997. Less than an hour after the stock exchange closed, the Capital Market Commission imposed the two-month ban on short-selling, which comes into effect as of Tuesday.

                              Short selling, a way of betting a financial asset will fall in price, typically involves traders selling borrowed shares in the hope of buying them cheaper later and profiting on the difference.

                              The commission said in a statement it took the decision "after taking into account the exceptional circumstances prevailing in the Greek market."

                              It had imposed another two-month suspension of short-selling in April 2010, after a six day losing streak on the stock exchange. That ban had followed a downgrade of Greece's credit rating.

                              Greece became the first EU country to seek an international bailout last year, when it saw its borrowing costs spiral out of control as investors doubted it could repay its debts. International creditors agreed last month to extend it a second bailout.

                              The financial crisis has also affected other eurozone countries, with Portugal and Ireland also receiving bailouts.

                              On Monday, Europe's central bank is widely thought to have begun buying the depressed-bonds of Italy and Spain to calm investor fears that the two countries won't be able to pay their debts.

                              Though that bond-buying effort appears to have worked in the short-term by reducing the two countries' borrowing costs, stock markets around the world have been in retreat as investors respond to Standard & Poor's momentous downgrade of the U.S.'s rating.

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