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Anonymous Coward User ID: 16560061 Germany 05/23/2012 11:45 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | We need parity. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 15010228 Then we need to restore our manufacturing industry. Then we need an european army. Then EURUSD needs to go up again. And then Earth will live happily ever after. The problem is that different countries who have to compete with germany have the same currency. Not gonna work. The Euro needs to break up. It will work if Germany raises wages 15-20%, like almost everyone else did during the past 15 years. if the euro breaks up.....germany will have to get back the D-Mrak currency....and THEN...it will grade up...and THEN germanys exports will DROP 70 percent at least..and THEN germans population will go SERIOUSLY RIOT against the government....i bet the world doesnt want that. we have had this shit twice...if it happens a third time our MINDS WILL BLOW AND WITH IT ENTIRE EUROPE! It´s actually just the opposite of what you say. Read Prof. Wilhelm Hankel, if interested. In any case: there was the DM before and none of the catastrophes you announce happened. They are actually happening now already thanks to the euro. Time to unwind it before it´s too late! |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 16561379 Portugal 05/23/2012 02:52 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Brazil stocks fall 3% as Greece fears accelerate Brazilian real extends decline vs. greenback!!! LOS ANGELES (MarketWatch) — Brazilian stocks tumbled Wednesday, part of a global selloff in equities on heightened fears that an exit from the euro zone by Greece will result in costly damage for the key export region. Major benchmarks in Latin America during the session logged losses between 1% and more than 3%, with investors watching for any signs that debt-strapped Greece will leave the euro as European Union leaders meet at an informal summit Brussels. Read about the EU gathering and European stocks. [link to www.marketwatch.com] |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 16600671 United Kingdom 05/24/2012 05:56 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | We need parity. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 15010228 Then we need to restore our manufacturing industry. Then we need an european army. Then EURUSD needs to go up again. And then Earth will live happily ever after. u french cockk Muslims, first need to deport your black and arab loving neglects the french are scum of Europe |
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Baltar User ID: 14348632 United States 05/24/2012 02:14 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | actually there is a more urgent problem approaching. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 16002057 jp morgan lost billions in speculation, conrete in derivates. deriavtes today are global and jp morgan is probably only the FIRST bank that has recognized this development. if the derivate bubble goes global...the loss of money will be GODLIKE INCREDIBLE and that will lead into a deflationary tendency among ALL NATIONS on the PLANET...... sales will drop...exports will drop... usually every nation would then decide protective measures for its economy. today however this is not possible because most of the goods are beeing produced in multiple countries and not inside the country that needs to be protected. so these protective measures would only protect that part of the good that is produced at home. COMPLETELY SENCELESS AND USELESS! ...so unemployment will not only skyrocket...it will rocket to the sun or even to the center of our galaxy. as far as ive seen jpmorgans top managers resigned..... mabee(and hopefully) im wrong mabee not. all i can say is that if this accelerates global there is no way of avoiding a third world war. it would be the only way to get the system back to the start IF it was fought conventionally. BAD BAD REALLY BAD TIMES ARE COMMING. I see a similar scenario it will be bad, if your area is fully dependent on exports not so bad after it is de-leveraged and returns to a local economy we are witnessing the decline of large centralized governments, large centralized systems...its a cycle which occurs at the end of eras, like the breakdown of the Roman Empire or the end of the hegemony of the Church of Rome over Europe in the 1500s I see the end of globalism as we now know it, and much leveraged wealth could become a roach motel, as former safe havens such as government bonds from European to emerging markets to US, could rapidly become money evaporation machines Bonds are in a bubble, and bubbles have a nasty habit of breaking down with breathtaking speed same goes for the the major bubble in commodities and BRIC stock markets...and by association developed economy markets This is just the beginning, because that which is unsustainable will break down, no matter how many times they attempt to postpone the date. Rock will meet hard place, and governments will finally learn they cannot get blood from a stone. Taxation cannot keep rising, costs of basics cannot keep rising beyond sustainability. Eventually populations rebel - or starve, but either way, the attempt to create fascism through economic control backfires on the controllers There's more, I have links to support what I'm proposing is happening even as we speak, but too much for this post gltu! The object of life is not to be on the side of the majority, but to escape finding oneself in the ranks of the insane. ~Marcus Aurelius |