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Stock Markets about to crash? Derivative markets contracting
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[quote:Saddletramp:MV8yMDUyODU5XzM0NTA0NDMzXzQyMEJCQzFF] [quote:Saddletramp:MV8yMDUyODU5XzM0NTA0MzcwX0JBMjEzRTI1] [quote:Anonymous Coward 27634064:MV8yMDUyODU5XzM0NTA0MjcyXzU1RUQzNTNF] [quote:No More Lies:MV8yMDUyODU5XzM0NTA0MTc4X0I3N0U2Mjc5] [quote:Saddletramp:MV8yMDUyODU5XzM0NTA0MTI1X0I0QjhFQTgx] [quote:No More Lies:MV8yMDUyODU5XzM0NTAzOTAyXzhCMkU3NEEx] [quote:Anonymous Coward 27634064:MV8yMDUyODU5XzM0NTAzODYyX0RDQjZCOTEw] [quote:No More Lies:MV8yMDUyODU5XzM0NTAzNzYwXzM5RTQ5RjAx] The FED will never let a deflationary collapse ensue...they will put the printing press in warp speed if need. Countries who have collapsed due to deflation: zero Countries who have collapsed due to hyperinflation: too many to list [/quote] Quantitative easing lowers US bond yields leading to higher bond prices and lower stock prices. The crash will lead to US bond downgrade causing bond yields to rise and the stocks to jump and then hyperinflation. Learn some economics. Thats why the world is in the shitter, average person is too stupid. [/quote] yes the end result is hyperinflation...DOW could soar to a million and the zazztards will be screaming 'recovery' lol [/quote] there are some rumors, from some pretty damn serious people in the financial world, that they may be planning for a hyperinflationary event...followed by a return to gold + a basket of commodities backed currencies from China, Eurozone, and the U.S.A. [b]At that point they would allow you to turn in your old money for new money...at probably somewhere around half the value ($200 for $100 new cash)(That is just a guess).[/b] They are holding a lot of cash out of the system right now by not releasing two years worth of printings of $100 bills, capital controls go into effect on Jan 1, 2013, Obamacare taxes begin to come onto the scene on Jan 1, 2013, and there is always the Fiscal Cliff... It's all part of the plan... First by inflation...then by deflation...Keynesianism refined to a criminal art form... [/quote] yep...I think the 2-to-1 exchange rate could be optimistic. [/quote] What? Its first by deflation then by inflation. First deflation to scare the average person into cash and blame it on the fiscal cliff. The economy will slow and the US will get downgraded. After downgrade the hyperinflation will start in a panic because of the news. The average person will be stuck holding their worthless cash.:banana2: [/quote] "If the American people ever allow private banks to control the issuance of their currency, first by inflation and then by deflation, the banks and corporations that will grow up around them will deprive the people of all their property until their children will wake up homeless on the continent their fathers conquered..." ~ Thomas Jefferson [/quote] They inflate the currency up (devalue it), then they return backing to it with commodities they own, gold, oil, nat gas, etc, then they "Deflate" the currency by offering to buy it back at 50% (or whatever) value. Imagine how valuable those commodities would become?!?!? You must understand, they've been buying up the American and World economy for decades with worthless paper...when they return value to that paper, they will double the value of the things they've been buying up for years... [/quote]
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Markets are about to crash soon. Bond yields 10yr are about to fall to 0%. The derivative markets are contracting according to the US Debt Clock same as in 2008.
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