sell! sell! sell!

[tiznow]

yeah the more i discuss the more bullish on gold i'm getting but because IT IS NOT JUST A USD STORY!!

that said i think you will still see domestic deflation of sorts in goods while gold could still fly in the face of it since other countries are following the US lead on the rate cutting front, as we fall into a global recession

down the road aussie, NZ, china etc will stop raising rates (aussie raised again the other day) and eventually start lowering

who knows maybe the rate cuts will rite the global ship and everything will be fine and dandy and credit print mania resumes and keeps us afloat a while longer

 

[hellah10]

As a result, gold will stand tall and its price is going to eventually skyrocket.

okayyyy you need enough gold...okayyy to bribe the border guard

 

[eek.]

haha i'm a sheep now okay fine

man i just can't win

i'm a moonbat to some and a sheep to others

The force is strong with you my young apprentice.
You'll do fine.

 

[tiznow]

yen selling going bonkers (good for global market pyramid scheme)

USD up 1% vs. the yen

USD quote 77 was 82 or so i think when we started cutting from 5.25 to 3

GBP after a cut almost flat with yen too

march on yen carry trade!!!

just noise....%^_

looks like 12250 a brick wall of resistance so far today 3rd try

 

[tiznow]

keeping my eye on the USD:YEN here

if USD:YEN can bust up through 108 this rally might have some legs here

currently at 107.655

been stuck in 105-108 range since early january

 

[Brooklynbomber]

jdog gold isn't tied to the USD quote i mean it generally moves that direction but its not a 1 to 1 correlation

:WTF:

of course it's not a 1:1 correlation, you really thought I beleived that?

some of your posts are idiot in nature

 

[tiznow]

hmm...this bear getting a bit frightened here anyway i'm fine as long as 108 USD:YEN holds than i might have to reevaluate my bear leg to a lower low stance near term

might turn out just to be a pretty viscous one day bear shake within a bear leg

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i'm a sheep jdog what can i say

i'm now an idiot as well

baaahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

 

[Dawoofdaddy]

you are a different breed of sheep.

instead of believing about the markets whatever you are told by the media to believe, you instead think the markets are going to do whatever you think they should do.

the market is the boss...in the end we all will be humbled if we tell the market what to do instead of doing what it tells us to do.

nevertheless, you are entertaining and post some helpful articles to read.

I appreciate the links youve provided showing the various ultra etf.

Your coat of wool wont fetch full price, but it would sell at a flea market or discount shop.

So far, its appearing that when I posted shortly after noon it appeared the smart jews were buying today was a good trading entry point.

 

[tiznow]

of course markets dictate things

i'm trying to predict what the markets are gonna do

i think we are in a new bear market that will last a few years, regardless of the day to day fluctuations i rant about

if this turns out to be a correction, dow goes to new highs, interest rates kick in, and inflation games continue and global economy keeps expanding and chuggin along

you can laugh at me all you want

 

[Dawoofdaddy]

you are predicting deflation but i dont really think you correctly understand its definition.

there is no deflation in the us right now.

prices of some things are falling, but there is no deflation and until the govt stops creating too much money, there isnt deflation.

 

[tiznow]

DAW i hate this name calling crap and can't believe i'm even doing this but don't call me two faced either by the way

last night you were hooting and hollering about csco along with me and about the possibility of blood today

deflation isn't solely dependent on money supply!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

credit crunch, less credit being taken on, spending decreasing that's what i'm talking about on the deflation end!!!!

here's a definition

A decline in general price levels, often caused by a reduction in the supply of money or credit. Deflation can also be brought about by direct contractions in spending, either in the form of a reduction in government spending, personal spending or investment spending. Deflation has often had the side effect of increasing unemployment in an economy, since the process often leads to a lower level of demand in the economy. opposite of inflation.

 

[Dawoofdaddy]

tiznow, i am a trader.

I am long gold and silver and various commodities...those are the positions Im sitting with.

If I see enough bearish signals or a massive shift in people buying gold, I would change direction there as well.

what I do in overall markets via trading, changes all the time.

I think the economy is toast, but that doesnt equate to the nominal value of the overall stock market.

 

[tiznow]

yeah USD:YEN hitting upper level of resistance its been in for about a month now, and falling off now as are markets

got to 107.8 now 107.55

think its just noise in a bear leg

 

[tiznow]

lets turn this filthy pig triple red for fun doubt it but we'll see

 

[Brooklynbomber]

here's a definition

A decline in general price levels, often caused by a reduction in the supply of money or credit. Deflation can also be brought about by direct contractions in spending, either in the form of a reduction in government spending, personal spending or investment spending. Deflation has often had the side effect of increasing unemployment in an economy, since the process often leads to a lower level of demand in the economy. opposite of inflation.

that is one of the most ridiculous things I ever read in my life

people wonder how the "fed" have been able to pull off one of the greatest scams in history.....what amazes me is how long they have been able to pull it off...... it is largely due to the control of what is taught in the schools and also reported in the media

 

[tiznow]

that is one of the most ridiculous things I ever read in my life

people wonder how the "fed" have been able to pull off one of the greatest scams in history.....what amazes me is how long they have been able to pull it off...... it is largely due to the control of what is taught in the schools and also reported in the media

of course that's how the game is played jdog

fiat currency is based on sentiment

until that changes in a major way the game doesn't change

i'll say it for the 5th time fiat destruction, hyperinflation, and anti-fed sentiment KILLS THE BANKSTERS GAME

they enslaved sheep in massive amounts of debt its time to collect now that the inflationary games ain't working no more

RP got about 4% popular vote on super tuesday, that's probably population wise 1% or less

i'm not pro fed or pro fiat by any means, but the game is what it is until the sheep wake up in big numbers

just cause i'm not predicting hyperinflation going forward doesn't mean i'm pro fed or pro fiat!!

 

[tiznow]

Stocks Rise on Bargain-Hunting
Thursday February 7, 2:44 pm ET
By Madlen Read, AP Business Writer
Wall Street Attempts Recovery Despite Disappointing Data, As Investors Snap Up Bargain Stocks

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bargins all around BUY BUY BUY

and i'm the sheep?? :think2:

 

[Dawoofdaddy]

the main product of this banksters game you post about is inflation.

its not a question whether or not there is inflation, but how much inflation.

hyperinflation will end in a deflationary bust.

with bernanke in charge of the fed, a guy that is on the record as saying the fed not printing enough money is what caused the great depression says all we need to know.

we are going to see alot of helicopter money before we see any aggregate longterm/widespread deflation.

 

[tiznow]

yes they are trying to keep the markets liquid and credit solvent

as all the shit goes boom

they are trying to keep the markets calm as they fall

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will housing bubble reflate, will global stock market bubble reflate, will credit bubble reflate, will M&A bubble reflate, will stock buyback funded by debt reflate, will tech bubble reflate, or will they find another bubble??

my answer is NO

 

[Brooklynbomber]

never mind the fact that the deflationist point of view has never been supported by history, in light of massive helicopter drops

I'm waiting for them to throw out the greatest fade of all.... "things are different now":money8: