Tuesday, November 16, 2010

Ties And Tutus Themed Birthday

at risk? Really? Are we really sure?

I resume the discussion from a post some time ago, too easy, the mechanism ... the driver that moves the markets is the ratio € / $. Strong dollar means the market down, weak dollar means the market up. 2 the quantitative easing of the Fed increasing the money supply in dollars can not help but weaken the currency in the long run. How
offset a sharp devaluation of the dollar against the euro? Sparking speculation about ghostly default risk of sovereign countries of Europe that even putting at risk the very survival of the EU.
Think about it ... when the crisis erupted Greek? after the first of the Fed QE .. when the crisis erupted in Ireland? after the Fed's second QE Why all this? Because the ideal would be a euro / dollar rate tends to 1 in the long run, for a variety of reasons, including facilitating the competitiveness of European products on markets outside the EU, thus increasing the production of goods EU, and decrease unemployment.
What is the downside of the trick? are two:
1) the victim countries of speculation will pay dearly for the rescue plans
2) in the long run it will create hyperinflation, and several generations will be reduced to starvation.
and now a question ... do you really think that behind the European countries there is speculation the U.S. credit rating agencies?
the question to ask is not that ... but this: "Who is behind the U.S. credit rating agencies?"
give you a clue ....
" Our public debt is large enough to take care of himself " (Ronald Reagan)
If a state becomes insolvent, who is the problem? State insolvent? or who had funded the debt that then loses its investment?
which are among the EU countries, those who bought more debt to countries such as Greece, Ireland, Spain, Portugal etc.?
the answer of course is only one ... those who had more money to invest, those with the strongest economies on the continent ... and now will pay dearly for the PI (I) GS * aid (would be more appropriate as contracts for the enslavement of entire populations) in order to secure excellent rates are profitable and on the shoulders of entire populations will worsen their economic condition and social and that it will cut services of all kinds.
Now there is a bit 'clearer' picture '?
* The I in brackets is for our poor Italy, which could be used as a weapon in reserve ... after all the others.

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