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btw, i want to apologize about my comment on the "Dr. Jekyl and Mr. Hyde" book. I thought it was conspiracy crap, but it seems it is well researched. Could be worth a read.

 

But that the FED is privat owned and all the implications this brings with it, is not something we didnt know before, right?

 

I am definetely NOT an advocate of greed and that everyone should takes as much as he can squeeze out of the "system" just to make that clear.

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Watching the relentless overnight downward US$ march, what eludes me is just who is on the other side of the $20billion/month Japanese losing effort to stop the decline?

 

Fundamentally and technically I can see where this is likely to head, but $20 billion in one month alone is a lot of money and the way I see it, a lot of foreign central bankers probably aren't too happy to see the impact on their countries' exports. So who is it?

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TOTAL DOLLAR COLLAPSE WHILE I WRITE THIS

 

GBP up almost 200 pips, euro at 1.2648, CHF only few pips above 1.2300, but yen is stable, thansk to good old BoJ. :lol:

 

 

I WISH ALL STOOLIES A WONDERFULL AND HAPPY NEW YEAR!

And crude oil at $33.00 / bbl.

 

The markets are moving with urgency, even during what should be a quiet period.

 

They are shouting a message. Take heed.

 

Top stories of 2004 could include "dollar crisis" and "oil crisis" as toilet paper converges asymptotically on its fair value - ZERO.

 

Flush twice; it's a long way to Washington.

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Happy New Year to all. 2004 can't be any worse (for the bears) and we're all hopefully a little wiser. That used up my 2 sentence quota. Damn now I'm way over. Shit this just gets worse. :lol:

 

Doc you violated you violated your own rules. Balif! Whack his pee-pee. :lol:

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It will be very very interesting to see how the bond market opens this morning.

How long can the bond whistle past the graveyard, ignoring a full blown currency crisis in the worlds reserve currency? I think the resolve of the Japanese is being stretched to the limit. Something has to give here.

Ten year bond (not yield) fukutures are up 2.1 bps currently.

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And crude oil at $33.00 / bbl.

 

The markets are moving with urgency, even during what should be a quiet period.

 

They are shouting a message. Take heed.

 

Top stories of 2004 could include "dollar crisis" and "oil crisis" as toilet paper converges asymptotically on its fair value - ZERO.

 

Flush twice; it's a long way to Washington.

Machinehead:

 

Where can I find crude oil quotes in Europe trading or PreMarket in the U.S.??

 

Ino.com doesn't start quoting crude futures until 9:30am

 

 

Thanks.........

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Jobless claims DOWN 15000 to 339000

 

Un Huh

Employment offices were closed for the holidays. But equities jumped anyway. A fullblown collapse of the world's reserve currency, and equities rally.

 

I'd sooner go broke trying to short these bankrupt dogs run by liars than to dong this insanity. I can't wait for the world to end.

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In the week ending Dec. 27, the advance figure for seasonally adjusted initial claims was 339,000, a decrease of 15,000 from the previous week's revised figure of 354,000. The 4-week moving average was 355,750, a decrease of 6,500 from the previous week's revised average of 362,250.

 

http://www.ows.doleta.gov/news/news.asp

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