by roccman » Wed 26 Sep 2007, 12:13:35
$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('ferrelgiraffe', 'O')oo, Oo, ooo! Teacher! Teacher!
Yes little ferrel?
This would cause the removal of the underpinnings of the monetary system causing destabilization of the economy (problem created) necessitating the leadership to appeal to the people (proposed solution) to pass more laws and develop a tighter control of the monetary system with super hyper micromanagement of every micron of our economy relegating total control to the powers that be to be able to instantly create digital credit and imaginary monetary manipulation (they dont even have to spend a dime printing pmoney!)
and PLUS they will get filthy rich selling and making bombs and war machinery as usual, PLUS they will inherit all the hard assets and land they have loaned money for with the impending collapse!
Teacher: Total takeover without war, Very good ferrel, come get your star.
Excellent FG!!!
Now onto the news...
$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('', 'T')he $US Dollar hit 78.21, versus the 1992 78.19 low, and closed at 78.32. This low will get taken out, as I have previously mentioned, and put significant pressure on the equity and bond markets,
and make all of the gold holders very happy, not to mention the foreign countries that will be scooping up $US Dollar denominated real estate and corporate assets at a discount, because of the significant currency discrepancy. For those of you who trade foreign exchange, the next key $US Dollar levels for potential trading reversals are 76-77 then 72-73. The QQQQ +0.9% and $COMPX +0.6% had obvious positive divergences yesterday to the SPX -0.3%, and the internals, where the volume ratio was 41 and breadth -600. NYSE volume was almost unchanged at 1.33 billion shares. The sectors all finished on the minus side, underperforming the SPX, except for the $TRAN, which was +0.8% as crude oil declined, and the USO was -1.2%. The TLT ended the day at -0.4%. However, many of our focus list stocks geared to the mark up into the end of the quarter this Friday did well, such as, CMI, GD, HON, MSFT, UTX, HPQ, and NVDA, to name a few. The energy stocks are correcting after a significant parabolic spike up from August lows, but it is the leading sector and some of the major holdings might still get marked higher the next 3 days into the end of the quarter.