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Anonymous Coward User ID: 1480537 Germany 07/24/2011 06:27 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | World Markets SPOOKED!! Expect Doom on Monday July 25 -- Watch Asian Markets for the Wave! Quoting: TSHTF 1345160HERE it comes!!!! [link to www.google.com] OMG. That is tommorrow. |
CoinGuy User ID: 1148014 United States 07/24/2011 06:27 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | too soon to tell. wait until the 4 pm et deadline in DC (that's when Forex trading resumes in NY). That's THIS AFTERNOON (SUNDAY) That there is a 4 pm deadline should speak volumes about the priorities of Washington. It's not about the people in general, it's about the usual protection of the bankster class. I've maintained since the start of this drama that there would be some sort of last minute debt deal. There are too many $$ for these politicians to lose if they let the financial system unravel. However, what is now coalescing is nothing short of failure: puny sized cuts, gradual debt ceiling increases (enough to last through the elections in 2012). If Moody's and S&P are true to their word, then we should see a USA credit downgrade as they have threatened and that could hit Wall St hard in the coming week unless the downgrade comes tonight.. Yet, maybe I'm too cynical, and they stand down from that position. Both those credit agencies are a big part of why the country is in such bad financial shape. They belong to the Wall St cabal. C'mon S&P and Moody's surprise us with some honesty and competence. lol. Otherwise, don't under estimate just how rigged the financial markets are. Instead of doom, we could see another rip the faces off of the bears leg up if whatever crap DC comes up with passes muster. It doesn't take much to get the CNBC, WSJ financial media to scream BUY. You have to be ready to embrace the madness of Wall Street. Betting on Doom so far has been a bad bet unless you have been a perfect market timer. Last Edited by CoinGuy on 07/24/2011 06:35 AM |
Anonymous Coward (OP) User ID: 1345160 United States 07/24/2011 06:40 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | too soon to tell. wait until the 4 pm et deadline in DC (that's when Forex trading resumes in NY). That's THIS AFTERNOON (SUNDAY) Quoting: CoinGuyThat there is a 4 pm deadline should speak volumes about the priorities of Washington. It's not about the people in general, it's about the usual protection of the bankster class. I've maintained since the start of this drama that there would be some sort of last minute debt deal. There are too many $$ for these politicians to lose if they let the financial system unravel. However, what is now coalescing is nothing short of failure: puny sized cuts, gradual debt ceiling increases (enough to last through the elections in 2012). If Moody's and S&P are true to their word, then we should see a USA credit downgrade as they have threatened and that could hit Wall St hard in the coming week unless the downgrade comes tonight.. Yet, maybe I'm too cynical, and they stand down from that position. Both those credit agencies are a big part of why the country is in such bad financial shape. They belong to the Wall St cabal. C'mon S&P and Moody's surprise us with some honesty and competence. lol. S&P and Moody's really honest??? AAHHAHahahahahahaha.... The US is in so much debt that each person in the nation is now $130,000 in debt. That's a fact. [link to www.usdebtclock.org] And that's not even the unfunded liabilities for another $70 TRILLION owed and not funded... And that's not mentioning the $1/2 QUADRILLION of derivatives that the bastards have put the 'full faith and treasury' to back of poison toxic worthless assets that US 'full faith' must cover. It is going down, people! |
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CoinGuy User ID: 1148014 United States 07/24/2011 06:45 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | too soon to tell. wait until the 4 pm et deadline in DC (that's when Forex trading resumes in NY). That's THIS AFTERNOON (SUNDAY) Quoting: CoinGuyThat there is a 4 pm deadline should speak volumes about the priorities of Washington. It's not about the people in general, it's about the usual protection of the bankster class. I've maintained since the start of this drama that there would be some sort of last minute debt deal. There are too many $$ for these politicians to lose if they let the financial system unravel. However, what is now coalescing is nothing short of failure: puny sized cuts, gradual debt ceiling increases (enough to last through the elections in 2012). If Moody's and S&P are true to their word, then we should see a USA credit downgrade as they have threatened and that could hit Wall St hard in the coming week unless the downgrade comes tonight.. Yet, maybe I'm too cynical, and they stand down from that position. Both those credit agencies are a big part of why the country is in such bad financial shape. They belong to the Wall St cabal. C'mon S&P and Moody's surprise us with some honesty and competence. lol. S&P and Moody's really honest??? AAHHAHahahahahahaha.... The US is in so much debt that each person in the nation is now $130,000 in debt. That's a fact. [link to www.usdebtclock.org] And that's not even the unfunded liabilities for another $70 TRILLION owed and not funded... And that's not mentioning the $1/2 QUADRILLION of derivatives that the bastards have put the 'full faith and treasury' to back of poison toxic worthless assets that US 'full faith' must cover. It is going down, people! That's my point exactly about Moody's and S&P. IF they back down from downgrading, US markets in their insane and perverse way will find that to be a buy signal. Check out the debt clock for up to date figures on this country's debt. It's not just federal, but it's a state problem, it's a personal problem too, Mind blowing, [link to www.usdebtclock.org] |
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