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Allachetichella
Forumer storico
ste intendi lupo o banche?
su lupo punto 6 in divenire, almeno 15000 sempre che si realizzi la figura
su banche ad es. isp rottura 1,06 supporto testat3 volte con target 0,27 in meno ovvero 1,33 toccato nella risalita. 1,06 -0,27 da 0,79..per ucg idem
scusa se spiego velocemnte ma ora devo uscire!
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gipa69
collegio dei patafisici
* For this afternoon, anyway.
News reports that Italy is in talks with China to buy some Italian sovereign debt have completely turned around the stock market. The Dow has regained about 100 points in a very short period of time and is now down only about 50.
Pop quiz. This is a clear demonstration of:
1. How much of a grip Europe has on our imagination right now
2. How little good news it takes to flip everybody’s risk coaster right back to green
3. How headline-reading robots have completely replaced thinking humans in the market
4. How short our memories are — after all, the ECB has been buying Italian debt for weeks now, without actually solving anything. Will China buying the debt be that much of a help?
5. All of the above
6. None of the above
Update: Here are some details, from the FT by way of Bloomberg, of the talks:
News reports that Italy is in talks with China to buy some Italian sovereign debt have completely turned around the stock market. The Dow has regained about 100 points in a very short period of time and is now down only about 50.
Pop quiz. This is a clear demonstration of:
1. How much of a grip Europe has on our imagination right now
2. How little good news it takes to flip everybody’s risk coaster right back to green
3. How headline-reading robots have completely replaced thinking humans in the market
4. How short our memories are — after all, the ECB has been buying Italian debt for weeks now, without actually solving anything. Will China buying the debt be that much of a help?
5. All of the above
6. None of the above
Update: Here are some details, from the FT by way of Bloomberg, of the talks:
The Italian government is making approaches to China with the aim of selling the cash-rich Asian country “significant” quantities of Italian bonds and investments in strategic companies, FT reports.
* China Investment Corp. Chairman Lou Jiwei was in Rome last week for discussions with Italian Finance Minister Giulio Tremonti and Italy’s Cassa Depositi e Prestiti, a government entity that has established an Italian Strategic Fund open to foreign investors, FT says, citing unidentified Italian officials
* Italian officials met China Investment Corp. and the country’s State Administration of Foreign Exchange, which manages most of China’s $3,200 trillion foreign exchange reserves, in Beijing two weeks ago, FT says
* Italy’s Head of Treasury, Vittorio Grilli, met Chinese investors in the Chinese capital in August, FT reports
* Further negotiations are likely to take place soon, FT says, citing unidentified Italian officials.
Update 2: The bounce was fairly short-lived. The Dow is now back down about 123 points, giving back most of its recovery. Joe Weisenthal points out that China announced it was buying Greek bonds nearly a year ago, to no avail* China Investment Corp. Chairman Lou Jiwei was in Rome last week for discussions with Italian Finance Minister Giulio Tremonti and Italy’s Cassa Depositi e Prestiti, a government entity that has established an Italian Strategic Fund open to foreign investors, FT says, citing unidentified Italian officials
* Italian officials met China Investment Corp. and the country’s State Administration of Foreign Exchange, which manages most of China’s $3,200 trillion foreign exchange reserves, in Beijing two weeks ago, FT says
* Italy’s Head of Treasury, Vittorio Grilli, met Chinese investors in the Chinese capital in August, FT reports
* Further negotiations are likely to take place soon, FT says, citing unidentified Italian officials.
gipa69
collegio dei patafisici
Legendary Marc Faber had some strong words regarding Paul Krugman’s views in his latest King World News interview, “If you read Paul Krugman, and I want to emphasize here that I totally disagree with him. His views are economic sophism. Paul Krugman says, ‘If we have a catastrophe somewhere, if we have a hurricane, if we have destruction, it would be great for the economy if the destruction were larger.’”
Marc Faber continues:
“If you follow through with his thoughts than you should actually drop nuclear bombs onto the US and then you’ll have a booming economy because everything will have to be rebuilt. That is his view, but that is not the way economics works. You destroy something and the debt level will still be there.
But I think there is a very good chance that the situation in the Middle East, in Pakistan, worsens far more and that more military experts will be necessary. And don’t forget, when the US went into World War II, total credit as a percentage of the economy was 140%.
We are now, without the unfunded liabilities, at 279% and with the unfunded liabilities, probably around 800%. If there was a more substantial war effort by the US, obviously one would have to print much more money. Then people will ask themselves, ‘How can I park some cash in something that will maintain its value over a long period of time?’ Then they will look at gold and silver.
I think that eventually we will have a further decline in the standards of living in the middle class and the poor people and we will have unrest, social strife and as I maintained previously, I think one way to eventually divert their attention is to go to war.”
Marc Faber continues:
“If you follow through with his thoughts than you should actually drop nuclear bombs onto the US and then you’ll have a booming economy because everything will have to be rebuilt. That is his view, but that is not the way economics works. You destroy something and the debt level will still be there.
But I think there is a very good chance that the situation in the Middle East, in Pakistan, worsens far more and that more military experts will be necessary. And don’t forget, when the US went into World War II, total credit as a percentage of the economy was 140%.
We are now, without the unfunded liabilities, at 279% and with the unfunded liabilities, probably around 800%. If there was a more substantial war effort by the US, obviously one would have to print much more money. Then people will ask themselves, ‘How can I park some cash in something that will maintain its value over a long period of time?’ Then they will look at gold and silver.
I think that eventually we will have a further decline in the standards of living in the middle class and the poor people and we will have unrest, social strife and as I maintained previously, I think one way to eventually divert their attention is to go to war.”
Allachetichella
Forumer storico
i cani chiudono verdissimi...e intanto la cina inizia a comprarci!! corso di cinese per mia figlia quando compie 1 anno? adcesso duke si incazza!!!
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gipa69
collegio dei patafisici
come dicevo sul blog c'era il test della bear flag che per il momento è stata negata con un buon rally... ora sicuramente hanno usato i soldi liquidati dall'europa e girati in USA che hanno causato l'imbizzarrimento del dollaro di venerdi, ma se la dicotomia eccede facile che gli shorter europei si spaventino e scatenino lo short covering.... stiamo a vedere..
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Allachetichella
Forumer storico
ovviamente il fatto che il max degli indici sia stato fatto il giorno 2 maggio (morte presunta di bin laden) è un caso vero?
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