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Re: Decentrally mined currency has failed so far
by
UnunoctiumTesticles
on 01/12/2014, 14:07:08 UTC
Look your economies are going to implode. And the retirees are going to support the government to find taxes where ever they can.
Hey I am European, no problems over here.

Oh no? You've got three these albatrosses round your neck, Italy, Greece and Spain.... Cyprus, Ireland, UK, France, Germany etc.........



http://www.usdebtclock.org/world-debt-clock.html

And when did the Euro turn down recently?

You ignore Armstrong's model at your peril.

I should keep an eye out for the possibility that Europe could bounce until 2014.675. I need to search for facts that can tell me how long this bounce is likely to last. I don't want to be too early again, as I was on China last July 2012.

As I've been expecting, looks like we will get that a deadcat bounce in capital fleeing Europe and developing markets into the USA, which may put a temporarily top on the USA equities. Safe haven bond yields in Europe are increasing (exodus from safe havens) and US Treasury yields are declining (from recent dramatic rise) which is a combination of capital coming out of USA equities taking a breather, capital coming out of safe haven European bonds, and lower PPI placing doubt on Fed's Sept. taper.

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Remember on Exter's Inverted Pyramid, that US federal reserve notes are at the bottom just above gold. Patience goldbugs, patience...