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God bless China
The irony is so rich that you could cut it …
And simultaneously, we have an inflection point mass in the world.
It used to be that the world looked to America, the champion of free enterprise in the world out recession.
Now they are turning to a communist country has led to: China.
This last week saw a landmark and significant. China is moving on global markets, including America. The Dow is moving according to what the Chinese leaders say about their economy and recovery programs.
The gap between U.S. and Chinese military will also close balance between the two economies countries.
More importantly, the Chinese have quickly learned that they can no longer afford their hopes on the production of goods for Americans. Americans have stopped buying and China must learn to consume its own products.
With this massive population of their own, a "virgin" population when it comes to luxuries we take for granted, enter the next superpower. So I am saying this to support you? NO! As I keep saying in this newsletter you do not have to keep your hard earned money inside U.S. borders. There are funds you can invest in the train journey Chinese across the road. It is not unpatriotic, we live in a free world economy and you are allowed to invest in a way that suits you best.
PLEASE start thinking more laterally about your finances.
The effect of this, combined with the loss resulting in appetite for U.S. debt (Chinese purchase obligations of U.S. government) to keep interest rates U.S. artificially low so they buy Chinese products, and you have a rapid change in the emerging power. In fact, if it happens too fast it would be catastrophic for America.
At present, a situation of "mutually assured destruction" between the American and China. If the Chinese stop lending to America, the U.S. interest rates soar and Americans stop buying products which are, of course, mostly Chinese made.
Thus, both countries need this agreement. BUT, the big difference is that the U.S. situation is relatively stable, the Chinese are not. As soon as domestic demand continued in China, the Chinese can happily dump U.S. debt (and probably will).
So, knowing this, if you were president, what would you do?
Of course, it would be wise to prepare
1) reduce the need for this debt with the Chinese and
2) obtaining the manufacture of American goods more efficiently and profitably so they can compete with the Chinese.
Obama did exactly the opposite:
1) it is building even more debt and
2) there is support for inefficient industries instead of letting them die with government money (see number 1) and construction, even more debt.
With General Motors continues to ask OUR more money, you can now see why it is bad for America in the long term? GM and others like that on each family a. They find it difficult to manage their affairs and well-intentioned older family members to keep throwing money at them, but it is a money pit. They do not favor a relative, because no one will ever an incentive to solve their problems. It is treating the symptom not the cause.
Obama is a smart guy. He probably knows, but it serves the zombies dragging on Main Street and what it is doing what they want: as always, free money and a fix to their immediate problems ". You know, problems like not being able to maintain payments on the Hummer and having to return to A 4 / 3 instead of a house of 6 / 5.
By the way, they stopped making Hummers "for now" that nobody buys. Maybe he goes the way of the Delorean car and the C-C.
This I ask myself in 50 years will, there will be an exhibition in a museum dedicated to the bygone era of American excess? A Hummer is held at the center of the screen as a something that embodied the "bling-bling" days at the end of the century. I see kids watching scratching their heads. These children are new to electric buses and I wondered what we were all thinking around 2000 AD, oil became a very popular and expensive substance to them, only grudgingly used for lubrication and the Third World War began almost because of the race for the last of the oil. Kids laugh in contempt of books history, just as we do now when reading any uncivilized people.
On the road …
Here is something that slips under the radar and could affect you: almost every weekend now, a bank disappears. These are small independent banks that the government will bailing. If I had money in "The Cracker Colonial Bank" or any other name you call them, I would get my dollars devil Dodge-FAST.
Across the pond in Europe. Here's an interesting article I picked up (not for the faint of heart):
"Conspiracy or …?
On 11 February the Daily Telegraph's Brussels correspondent Bruno Waterfield wrote an article under the title: "The European banks 16300000000000 pounds may need bailout, warned the EC document. "In the article, the journalist revealed that he saw a secret document produced by the European Commission, who briefed the Finance Ministers of the Union on the true extent of the banking crisis. Less than 24 hours later, the header section was changed to "European bank bailout could push the EU into crisis" and two paragraphs had mysteriously disappeared. Here they are follows:
"Officials of the European Commission estimated that" impaired assets "may rise to 44pc leaves of the European Union bank account. The Commission considers that the financial instruments known as the trading of "total 12300000000000 pounds (€ 13700000000000), the equivalent of about 33pc of the leaves of the European Union bank account.
In addition, so-called "available for the sale of instruments 4trillion a value of £ (€ 4,500,000,000,000), or 11pc of the balance sheets, are also added by the Commission to achieve headline figure of 16.3 trillion pounds.
Spoil yourself – read these two paragraphs again. Newspaper editors do not change the contents of a heart light. Have Telegraph editor got a call from Downing Street? Or Brussels? Did he have doubts about the avalanche that might start? I do not know I do not and probably never will. But one thing is certain. If the EU Commission estimate of £ 16300000000000 impaired assets is correct, then the crisis is much worse than we could ever imagine. Not only do we have to get used to the prospects of a systemic collapse of the system banking, but entire nations may go down as well. "
A number of issues ago, I said the euro was overvalued and now you can see where I am. If you'd gone to the euro in the short time, you would be in the money. The yen is the next to fall.
Currencies remain like dominoes, and the U.S. dollar is considered the best of a bad bunch that everyone flocks him for "security". When they realize that it is an illusion (because the Fed prints both the substance and is backed by a promise lame), gold will be seen as "the currency of last resort" as a fund manager recently.
My views on oil, wheat, corn, silver and gold are unchanged (see previous issues). I love them all for the longer term.
The award is grinding down just as I predicted, after he fell critically low in November, and looking at the bigger picture I can see why the government dithering and having to go through the process of democratic consensus. China does not need such a consensus, they have announced recovery plan. Stock markets, such as leadership and management and Chinese stocks have reacted accordingly.
I was suggests that: as this administration is finally showing a simple action of mind (no words), the markets of the United States could take off for this final push before the bottom of the bear market rally legend. And I think it could be a mother. So much so, he will fool everyone into thinking the worst is complete. The bear is sick, he wants to destroy as many people as possible, it is not happy to just get to 4000 now, he wants to suck more people back in the first, tempting you with insanely low values.
I still believe this is coming, and it will drop gold (possibility purchase) and fly stocks (the last chance to sell!).
Until next time,
Mark Patrick
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God of War III or Final Fantasy XIII?
I have only enough money in the time to buy one of these titles, but am having trouble decide. I've been anticipating FFXIII for an extremely long time now and I have a pre-order to go to the launch at midnight at my local GameStop. I've heard GoW3 that could be the game of the year, but I've never played a single game of GoW ever. I increased the interest in this because many of my friends to buy this game. Can someone please help me decide which game to buy? Also, what should I get FFXIII console? I do not care what console you think is best, only I want to know which version will look better.
Well, I like to keep your Final Fantasy XIII preorder, and game, then GOW 3. Now, I suggest to you buy God of War Collection, which has God of War 1 and 2 in HD. You really do not want to spend $ 60 on a game that will not last long or do not like. If you liked the another Final Fantasy I went with that. Now, the PS3 version of FFXIII is going to be up to 720 on a Blu-ray, Xbox 360 will be 536p (not true HD), on three DVDs. From what I have heard by most web sites, graphics PS 3 version is better than 360s. For once the 360 is getting the port and the PS3. If you have system and is a multi-platform game, put in place a system that was made. (99% it is 360, only this time it's PS3). I'd say get Final Fantasy XIII in general will be more, and have never played GOW yet.
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