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| Anonymous Coward User ID: 1004920 United States04/24/2011 03:55 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | If you're near a tv this afternoon (4-6 p.m. Central), you'll want to watch for a small breaking news story. It will be economic in nature, and will be presented as an 'unconfirmed rumor'. The story will take hold by tommorrow morning, and we're going to see the most volatile day in the markets in several months. I'll post an update later today when the news hits. And no, there is nothing any of us can do about it now. In the meantime, you'll want to enjoy your Easter (if you're so inclined). Best wishes. Quoting: Not In Jest 1347486 and especially cause this thread is all 5 stars. |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 1355264 United States04/24/2011 03:57 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | All Doom including economic doom has been cancelled by the guy in this thread: Thread: <<<BREAKING...All Doom cancelled!!!!!>>> Nothing will be on the news tonight about a "rumor" (economy). It will not take hold tomorrow... No Doom. |
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| Sword0fGideon User ID: 1355491 United States04/24/2011 05:00 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Came to the station, so posting from here. Again, I'm not saying anything more of substance until later today. But, being pretty new to this site, I was curious enough to check to see if there was any reaction. Guilty pleasure, I guess. Anyhow, looks like some doubters, and that's what I would expect. I would be sceptical, too. And yes, market news typically does break on Sunday evenings. However, this is much larger. We've got it on our desk now, but by network agreement, we can't release it until the larger affiliates do so first. And, I've been told to expect that this afternoon. You'll get it some of it then, and tommorrow it will be all over the news. I read those other threads that were posted, and they have a great deal of it right, but again, it will be this evening. Quoting: Not in Jest 1023979i "heard" we already surpassed our debt ceiling. and the markets tomorrow should be volatile for sure, what have you got? Christians have had to face and realize their own sins, and feel compelled to try and help others as well. This chant of Holier than thou is wrong and is taught by others making you think what is cool or acceptable to them. The thought of "believe as i do" is strongly in an unbelievers life, because they feel they will be ridiculed by their friends. Every falsehood a unbeliver weilds, is merely a reflection of the obstacles that unbeliever must face from his very own peers. Unbelievers are the true followers, they are dedicated to fear of what other people think of them. And because of this, they are ashamed of themselves, but wall themselves up to feel comfortable and safe, assuring themselves with rationality and laughter. Which is insanity! oxxxxx§:+:+:+:+:+:+:+:+:+:+:+:+:+> |
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| Anonymous Coward User ID: 1155273 United States04/24/2011 05:52 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Didn't the S&P downgrade US debt on Thursday. Markets closed Friday. And look what story was filed after the downgrade. [link to www.cnbc.com] |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 1353161 United States04/24/2011 05:55 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Quoting: Anonymous Coward 1305765 Yeah, been there, seen that. Maybe. But the sense I'm getting is that this is newer news. Unless it's bullshit in this particular case. But many have done enough homework to know the system is being pulled down intentionally. |
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| Anonymous Coward User ID: 1103915 United States04/24/2011 07:43 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | IM TELLING YOU GUYS WATCH THE IQD!!! Quoting: Anonymous Coward 1355295I'm telling you to shut the hell up! Those who know - already know. Those who don't know by now don't need to know because they will just F it up for the rest of us. Just sit tight and let things play out. |
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| Not In Jest (OP) User ID: 1347486 United States04/24/2011 08:17 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Back from work. Don't know if anyone is still following this thread, but I said I would be back to update. Suppose everyone, or at least those who follow the news, may realize by now is that Khadafi is going to be taken out tonight, and I'm not talking about to dinner. By tommorrow morning, he will be dead, and the fury in the Middle East will once again spike. Also spiking will be the price of crude. Now, this is monumental not only because a head of state is getting assasinated, but because of the timing, and the subsequent repercussions. From here, I imagine you can see how things are lining up. A Chinese finance official stating publicly that his country needed to reduce their holdings of U.S. Treasuries by two-thirds is directly linked to prior notification of intent, and the subsequent visit by Sen. Reid and his delegation. China has energy ties with Iran, and further unrest in the Middle East is a obvious threat to these agreements. Now, what does Iran have to do with Libya? Stuxnet. The other part of this story (to be revealed in the larger press within a few days) is that Iran is fast-tracking the startup of the Bushear nuclear plant. Was supposed to be around May 5th, but with tonight's action, you can expect them to give it a go within the next 48-72 hours. Well, that's not going to work because the Stuxnet malware has not, rather cannot, be completely scrubbed out. The plant may very well explode, and this will serve as a catalyst for Iranian civil unrest/panic. See what is happening here? When Iran's plant goes haywire, it is hoped that Iran's populace will follow the path of Egypt, Bahrain, Libya, etc. All of this is predicated on tonight's assasination, so don't look for it to fail. Serious stuff, I know, but that's all I've got, and as I said in my original post, expect the markets to dive over the next few days. Will China rush its sell-off of Treasuries? Who can say, but as the saying goes, all's fair in love and war. Stay safe. |
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| Anonymous Coward User ID: 1189738 United States04/24/2011 08:24 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Back from work. Don't know if anyone is still following this thread, but I said I would be back to update. Suppose everyone, or at least those who follow the news, may realize by now is that Khadafi is going to be taken out tonight, and I'm not talking about to dinner. By tommorrow morning, he will be dead, and the fury in the Middle East will once again spike. Also spiking will be the price of crude. Now, this is monumental not only because a head of state is getting assasinated, but because of the timing, and the subsequent repercussions. From here, I imagine you can see how things are lining up. A Chinese finance official stating publicly that his country needed to reduce their holdings of U.S. Treasuries by two-thirds is directly linked to prior notification of intent, and the subsequent visit by Sen. Reid and his delegation. China has energy ties with Iran, and further unrest in the Middle East is a obvious threat to these agreements. Now, what does Iran have to do with Libya? Stuxnet. The other part of this story (to be revealed in the larger press within a few days) is that Iran is fast-tracking the startup of the Bushear nuclear plant. Was supposed to be around May 5th, but with tonight's action, you can expect them to give it a go within the next 48-72 hours. Well, that's not going to work because the Stuxnet malware has not, rather cannot, be completely scrubbed out. The plant may very well explode, and this will serve as a catalyst for Iranian civil unrest/panic. See what is happening here? When Iran's plant goes haywire, it is hoped that Iran's populace will follow the path of Egypt, Bahrain, Libya, etc. All of this is predicated on tonight's assasination, so don't look for it to fail. Serious stuff, I know, but that's all I've got, and as I said in my original post, expect the markets to dive over the next few days. Will China rush its sell-off of Treasuries? Who can say, but as the saying goes, all's fair in love and war. Stay safe. Quoting: Not In Jest 1347486-Everything you stated matches the prophecies.  -Reid, what back door deal did he make with the Chinese? |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 932863 United States04/24/2011 08:25 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Back from work. Don't know if anyone is still following this thread, but I said I would be back to update. Suppose everyone, or at least those who follow the news, may realize by now is that Khadafi is going to be taken out tonight, and I'm not talking about to dinner. By tommorrow morning, he will be dead, and the fury in the Middle East will once again spike. Also spiking will be the price of crude. Now, this is monumental not only because a head of state is getting assasinated, but because of the timing, and the subsequent repercussions. From here, I imagine you can see how things are lining up. A Chinese finance official stating publicly that his country needed to reduce their holdings of U.S. Treasuries by two-thirds is directly linked to prior notification of intent, and the subsequent visit by Sen. Reid and his delegation. China has energy ties with Iran, and further unrest in the Middle East is a obvious threat to these agreements. Now, what does Iran have to do with Libya? Stuxnet. The other part of this story (to be revealed in the larger press within a few days) is that Iran is fast-tracking the startup of the Bushear nuculer plant. Was supposed to be around May 5th, but with tonight's action, you can expect them to give it a go within the next 48-72 hours. Well, that's not going to work because the Stuxnet malware has not, rather cannot, be completely scrubbed out. The plant may very well explode, and this will serve as a catalyst for Iranian civil unrest/panic. See what is happening here? When Iran's plant goes haywire, it is hoped that Iran's populace will follow the path of Egypt, Bahrain, Libya, etc. All of this is predicated on tonight's assasination, so don't look for it to fail. Serious stuff, I know, but that's all I've got, and as I said in my original post, expect the markets to dive over the next few days. Will China rush its sell-off of Treasuries? Who can say, but as the saying goes, all's fair in love and war. Stay safe. Quoting: Not In Jest 1347486Sorry, OP, couldn't resist fixing that word for you. As to the rest, I guess we'll see.... |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 1270722 United States04/24/2011 08:26 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Back from work. Don't know if anyone is still following this thread, but I said I would be back to update. Suppose everyone, or at least those who follow the news, may realize by now is that Khadafi is going to be taken out tonight, and I'm not talking about to dinner. By tommorrow morning, he will be dead, and the fury in the Middle East will once again spike. Also spiking will be the price of crude. Now, this is monumental not only because a head of state is getting assasinated, but because of the timing, and the subsequent repercussions. From here, I imagine you can see how things are lining up. A Chinese finance official stating publicly that his country needed to reduce their holdings of U.S. Treasuries by two-thirds is directly linked to prior notification of intent, and the subsequent visit by Sen. Reid and his delegation. China has energy ties with Iran, and further unrest in the Middle East is a obvious threat to these agreements. Now, what does Iran have to do with Libya? Stuxnet. The other part of this story (to be revealed in the larger press within a few days) is that Iran is fast-tracking the startup of the Bushear nuclear plant. Was supposed to be around May 5th, but with tonight's action, you can expect them to give it a go within the next 48-72 hours. Well, that's not going to work because the Stuxnet malware has not, rather cannot, be completely scrubbed out. The plant may very well explode, and this will serve as a catalyst for Iranian civil unrest/panic. See what is happening here? When Iran's plant goes haywire, it is hoped that Iran's populace will follow the path of Egypt, Bahrain, Libya, etc. All of this is predicated on tonight's assasination, so don't look for it to fail. Serious stuff, I know, but that's all I've got, and as I said in my original post, expect the markets to dive over the next few days. Will China rush its sell-off of Treasuries? Who can say, but as the saying goes, all's fair in love and war. Stay safe. Quoting: Not In Jest 1347486Thanks OP, in any case. And screw them what cause nucl'r disasters! Damn their souls to the abyss! |
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| Not in Jest (OP) User ID: 1347486 United States04/24/2011 08:38 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | did anyone see anything hinted at in the evening news? no? didnt think so! Quoting: BEEPBEEPBEEP(laughter) Fair enough, my friend. Probably shouldn't have bothered with the time frame. Thought the action would have begun by then, but it started only an hour ago. The only thing we ran was McCain's sound bite against some drone footage. Nevertheless, it is happening now. Be well. |
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| Anonymous Coward User ID: 1306067 United States04/24/2011 08:46 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | If you're near a tv this afternoon (4-6 p.m. Central), you'll want to watch for a small breaking news story. It will be economic in nature, and will be presented as an 'unconfirmed rumor'. The story will take hold by tommorrow morning, and we're going to see the most volatile day in the markets in several months. I'll post an update later today when the news hits. And no, there is nothing any of us can do about it now. In the meantime, you'll want to enjoy your Easter (if you're so inclined). Best wishes. Quoting: Not In Jest 1347486Iraqi Dinar (IQD) Re-Evaluation will change world economy forever, US economy will grow incredibly as hundreds actually thousands of new millionaires take to the streets to spend their new found wealth...new houses will be purchased (real estate market will sky rocket) and auto dealers across the US will sell sell sell. It's coming. Can you possibly beat that dead horse called the Dinar, any more than it already has been? That scam lost its legs 2 years ago. |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 1158628 United States04/24/2011 08:50 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Back from work. Don't know if anyone is still following this thread, but I said I would be back to update. Suppose everyone, or at least those who follow the news, may realize by now is that Khadafi is going to be taken out tonight, and I'm not talking about to dinner. By tommorrow morning, he will be dead, and the fury in the Middle East will once again spike. Also spiking will be the price of crude. Now, this is monumental not only because a head of state is getting assasinated, but because of the timing, and the subsequent repercussions. From here, I imagine you can see how things are lining up. A Chinese finance official stating publicly that his country needed to reduce their holdings of U.S. Treasuries by two-thirds is directly linked to prior notification of intent, and the subsequent visit by Sen. Reid and his delegation. China has energy ties with Iran, and further unrest in the Middle East is a obvious threat to these agreements. Now, what does Iran have to do with Libya? Stuxnet. The other part of this story (to be revealed in the larger press within a few days) is that Iran is fast-tracking the startup of the Bushear nuclear plant. Was supposed to be around May 5th, but with tonight's action, you can expect them to give it a go within the next 48-72 hours. Well, that's not going to work because the Stuxnet malware has not, rather cannot, be completely scrubbed out. The plant may very well explode, and this will serve as a catalyst for Iranian civil unrest/panic. See what is happening here? When Iran's plant goes haywire, it is hoped that Iran's populace will follow the path of Egypt, Bahrain, Libya, etc. All of this is predicated on tonight's assasination, so don't look for it to fail. Serious stuff, I know, but that's all I've got, and as I said in my original post, expect the markets to dive over the next few days. Will China rush its sell-off of Treasuries? Who can say, but as the saying goes, all's fair in love and war. Stay safe. Quoting: Not In Jest 1347486Interesting scenario. How close to Qom and Tehran is Bushear (if you know)? Tehran would be mass casualty, but if something takes out Qom, all hell will break loose over there. |
