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ssen
Tuesday Outlook: Commodities, Emerging Markets [view article]
I am citizen of Israel and son of Solomon not John's son who still delivers a pizza at 65.My grandpa Joseph was a banker in Lithuania,Vilno in 1900 when your grandda was receiving paper money for his work in a Iowa field mine changed paper roubles to gold as his coworkers preffered paper.
I accumulated enough wealth thanks to my Jewish past,but I hate those Wall Street honchos,most of it run by Jews same as your CIA,Pentagon and if you think that being brainwashed for generations is suitable for you then you are a grilled potato.
I have my own opinion on the Jews (concerning only WS) and if you are jelouse I make fortune on shorting Dow and other things,day by day,so I can only say that the difference between me and you being bearish,is that you are bearish holding best stocks in the world (what is your today's return,I don't ask for 1y) and I sell while you are asleep honcho. Reply
Tuesday Outlook: Commodities, Emerging Markets [view article]
Frankfurt, SA took you out because of your bigoted anti-semetic comments, not because you think the DOW is going to plunge.There are plenty of people on here who think the DOW is going to crash. The difference is they don't post racist blather on what is supposed to be a financial site.
If you want to spew your narrow-minded views on race and religion, there are plenty of KKK, white-power, or whatever boards for you to post on.
This isn't Seeking Hitler, it's Seeking Alpha. Keep the comments to financial matters and the mods will leave you alone.
~X~ Reply
ssen
Tuesday Outlook: Commodities, Emerging Markets [view article]
kkin365,Frankfurt guy is here again,last week SA took me out twice for my comments as I advised to bail out of Dow Jones that I sold today at 11455 you can see on my previous today's comments.
I covered my shorts at 6000$ profit with brokerage statement attached,not some old freaks graphs.
If you are short too cover now,as Bernanke is buying index futures with the help of JP Morgan.
Tell you wen to sell again. I am up 50% in 3 weeks day trading while pikers read SA bluff,I trade.
Thank you for giving me your precious attention. Reply
Tuesday Outlook: Commodities, Emerging Markets [view article]
Thanks again David, always good stuff. ReplyTuesday Outlook: Commodities, Emerging Markets [view article]
Somehow, I did not see postings by "the Frankfurt guy." Where to find his postings? Replyborenstein
Tuesday Outlook: Commodities, Emerging Markets [view article]
Yesterday was simply another outburst of the mass hysteria.Any problems that the FRE and the FNM may have , have been discussed for months.Both agencies have been addressing the market concerns.They will continue to provide liquidity to the mortgage markets as originally defined by the Congress.
Time for concern was at least two years ago ,and I have expressed those concerns then-now it is a matter of a bit more time.
Commodity prices will continue the downward spiral as the evidence of the global deceleration become increasingly pronounced.
The decline in the commodity prices (fuelled by the record speculation not the final demand),will allow the FED to continue(accelerate?) with more accomodative monetary policy.
The U.S economy/marketsare consolidating .Even the questionable housing market is receiving an investment focus from some "mega funds".
It is the ECB that is behind the curve with its high rates policy ignoring the signs of a major deceleration in Europe which is heading for recession.This will enhance the flows into dollar denominated assets.
The events in Georgia which show that being too close to Russia(geographically) may not be good for your health will further increase demand for the dollar assets(flight to quality).The ultimate beneficiaries of these inflows will be housing sector and the stock market(two assets with the most relative value).
The dollar spike will continue,the stock will move sharply higher ,the real estate market will stabilize shortly and the home prices should be higher by the early 2009(10% higher mean aaverage price).In the meantime the volatily and the paranoia willcontinue. Reply
Tuesday Outlook: Commodities, Emerging Markets [view article]
Frankfurt's also posting all kinds of anti-semitic diatribes. You have to take the bad with the worse I guess. ReplyLogic
Tuesday Outlook: Commodities, Emerging Markets [view article]
This Frankfurt guy is posting all over the boards about how the market is going to crash, DJIA 9000 by December. Maybe he's right, or maybe he's hoping to get enough exposure to cause it (fat chance, buddy). Personally, I don't care if it crashes or rallies, I just want it to do SOMETHING other than this trading range crap. ReplyTuesday Outlook: Commodities, Emerging Markets [view article]
David - Thanks for putting this together. I keep thinking that if I look at your charts long enough, I will begin to understand them. No matter. I do at least glean some things about the overall direction of the market. ReplyMinefields in LatAm: Dodging Political Pitfalls [view article]
Esquel is a beautifull place with a skying resort ,13 lakes ,millenium forests on a wonderfull National park. It is totally logic for them to ban a mining project .They don´t need it and they are right not to risk this unique environment for the profit of some mining company .They simply exploit their natural resources with safe industries as is turism. Reply
Portfolio Investor: Clark on Commodities [view article]
Wall Street operates as a pack. Their "Rotation" out of energy and fertilizers stocks---and into financials is like the inmates taking over the assalym. Oil is the life blood of America and if China ever goes to three meals a day---there will be an immediate world food shortage. BOFA paid $4 billion for Countrywide--and it is now worth $100 million. So BOFA is now advertising on TV for their Wealth Management Division. Now if I was drunk---that's where I'd want to put my money. IMHO ReplyPortfolio Investor: Clark on Commodities [view article]
Dear Bold, yours is the first post that has reflected the Russian Invasion, the Euro dropped like a rock due to this alone. How far the dollar rises has everything to with this rather than anything fundamental.The financial miscarriages especially at AIG should have cratered the market, instead the dollar's rise masked it and created another shortcovering rally.
Reality will resume with European Angst over inflationary aspect of Dollar rise and Fed will have to think about the Deflationary Aspect of the Dollar rise.
Neither bodes well for the future in either sector. Reply
Portfolio Investor: Clark on Commodities [view article]
Regarding oil, his opinion makes sense to me in the long term. In the short term, with Russia NOW invading Georgia I wonder what sort of volitility we might expect this week. I sense a trading opportunity! ReplyPortfolio Investor: Clark on Commodities [view article]
Joe Clark sold everything he owned in China in Nov 2007, what excellent timing. So given the logic Joe presented on the commodities cycle, we can do no worse than follow him in watching closely for entry points end of 3rd quarter or beginning of the 4th quarter. ReplyPortfolio Investor: Clark on Commodities [view article]
Is the Schiff/Rogers/Weiss doomsday scenario over?Right now I'm loaded down with Brics and Commodities, but they're beginning to look like finance. Reply