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2011/2021: TOTAL economic MELTDOWN

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  7. [verwijderd] 16 september 2011 18:10

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    Inderdaad, dat valt wel op.
    CA-11%
    BNP-8%

    Europa is toch echt wel gered sind deze week, de Franse banken met hun €60 miljard Grieks waardepapier zijn weer solide en betrouwbaar.
    "Sarcosy is een kleine generaal"

    Nederland loopt nog steeds mee aan het handje van de twee bovenmeesters, onterecht lijkt mij.

    Onze situatie zou meer bevoegdheden moeten geven, we staan er beter voor en willen dat graag zo houden.
  8. forum rang 7 mvliex 1 16 september 2011 18:21

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    Market Pulse Archives
    Sept. 16, 2011, 12:00 p.m. EDT
    Household debt drops for 12th straight quarter

    By Steve Goldstein

    WASHINGTON (MarketWatch) - Household debt in the second quarter dropped for the 12th consecutive quarter, according to data released by the Federal Reserve Friday that shows the continued drag from the bursting of the housing bubble. Household debt declined by a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 0.6%, dragged lower by a 2.4% decline in mortgage debt as consumers took out fewer mortgages, paid off or how had debts forgiven, the Federal Reserve reported in its voluminous flow-of-funds report. Owners had 38.6% of the equity in their houses - unchanged from the first quarter but well below the 49.5% of 2007 as the housing market began to tumble. The corporate sector continued to stockpile cash, reaching a record $2.05 trillion at the end of the second quarter, up from $1.96 trillion at the end of the first quarter and as little as $1.4 trillion in 2008.
  9. forum rang 7 mvliex 1 16 september 2011 19:49

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    Diminishing returns on Fed’s actions
    September 16, 2011, 1:45 PM

    Many investors expect the Federal Reserve to do “something” after its policy meeting next week – most likely announce something being called Operation Twist and replacing shorter-dated bond holdings with longer-dated ones.

    Another option is to further lower the interest rate it pays on reserves commercials banks keep held at the Fed.

    But hopes for how much it will help the economy or markets are pretty low.

    “It’s likely to have some impact but each round of quantitative easing is having a diminishing impact,” said Scott Migliori, U.S. chief investment officer at RCM.

    The thing is, his hopes for some support from the monetary side of things are higher than from the fiscal side because “this political environment is so bipolar and bifurcated,” he said.

    He expects less fiscal stimulus than the White House would like, with many of President Barack Obama’s latest proposals “dead on arrival” in Congress.

    The Fed has also said, in the minutes from the last meeting, it’s considering further changes in the language of its policy statement and possibly targeting a growth level for the economy, although that wouldn’t go over well with some Fed members, Migliori said.

    “There are just less bullets available,” he said.

    “But there are a lot of bullets left in Europe and China” which have been tightening policy in many ways. And it makes sense to expect other countries to take actions that could help the U.S. economy and markets because “a lot of stresses are coming from outside effects,” he said.
  10. [verwijderd] 16 september 2011 20:38

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    quote:

    mvliex 1 schreef op 16 september 2011 19:49:

    knip

    “But there are a lot of bullets left in Europe and China” which have been tightening policy in many ways. And it makes sense to expect other countries to take actions that could help the U.S. economy and markets because “a lot of stresses are coming from outside effects,” he said.

    Dat is helemaal sterk, wie heeft deze crisis nou veroorzaakt?
  12. [verwijderd] 16 september 2011 22:54

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    Mon-E-Man schreef op 16 september 2011 21:20:

    Forget Operation Twist: Rosenberg Says Bernanke Is About To Shock Everyone With What Is About To Come

    In other words, if Bernanke wants to juice the stock market, then he must do something to surprise the market.

    www.zerohedge.com/news/forget-operati...
    Wat ik vreemd vind in het stuk:
    - Hoe kan BB nou iets zeggen over de unemployment rate, wat is zijn invloed?
    - Al dat geld lenene aanbanken om de markt op te pompen doet nog steeds niets af aan het feit dat er teveeel mensen zonder werk zitten en dat er te weinig belasting binnenkomt.
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    niemand heeft ook geduld. De landen hebben schulden die gaan ze afbouwen door middel van bezuinegingen en/of hervormingen maar daar zijn ze nu 2 maanden mee bezig en iedereen verwacht nu al resultaat, dat is gewoon onmogelijk. Leer is wat geduld te hebben. Zo iets kost wel een paar jaar.
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    Sept. 16, 2011, 3:44 p.m. EDT
    Obama debt-cut plan seen topping $1.5 trillion
    Key question is by how much

    By Greg Robb, MarketWatch
    WASHINGTON (MarketWatch) — There is not much question that President Barack Obama’s deficit-reduction plan will top $1.5 trillion dollars, but the key question is by how much.

    www.marketwatch.com/story/obama-debt-...
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    China Looks to Liquidate US Treasuries, Diversify Into Physical Assets

    Once the confidence is lost, the whole paradigm shifts.

    When we hear influential Chinese figures use the word “liquidate” in the same sentence as “US Treasuries” then we really need to be paying attention. This may be just rhetoric today, but tomorrow it may be policy.

    As Grice’s Indvisible, Rawles’ Patriots and Nova’s American Apocalypse illustrate, if such an event were to occur, and China actually did pull the plug, we could very well be looking at a complete meltdown of our economic, financial, political and social systems.

    Recovery for such a collapse would be measured not in months or years, but decades and generations.

    www.shtfplan.com/headline-news/china-...

    Author: Mac Slavo
    Date: September 16th, 2011
    Website: www.SHTFplan.com
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