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Morning Call – THE GLOBAL RECOVERY IS REAL, So why is the Aussie Dollar down
Topic Started: 3 Dec 2013, 09:42 AM (2,356 Views)
John F. Kennedy
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As soon as QE is removed the US economy will collapse. Hint: QE will never be removed. Further hint: US currency headed for 30 cents against the $A by 2018, in which event it will be too late to remove QE anyway.
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John F. Kennedy
3 Dec 2013, 09:39 PM
As soon as QE is removed the US economy will collapse. Hint: QE will never be removed. Further hint: US currency headed for 30 cents against the $A by 2018, in which event it will be too late to remove QE anyway.
Are you on drugs or do you have some logic to explain your statement?

WHY do you hold that view?

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peter fraser
3 Dec 2013, 09:40 PM
John F. Kennedy
3 Dec 2013, 09:39 PM
As soon as QE is removed the US economy will collapse. Hint: QE will never be removed. Further hint: US currency headed for 30 cents against the $A by 2018, in which event it will be too late to remove QE anyway.
Are you on drugs or do you have some logic to explain your statement?

WHY do you hold that view?

Isn't it obvious Peter? QE was supposed to be a short term measure, yet here we are 5 years later. There is a huge disconnect between Wall St and the manufacturing economy. Delusion rules. You have been taken in. Is your real name Tim G? My only only drug is the fresh pure air of Sydney harbour.
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John F. Kennedy
3 Dec 2013, 09:46 PM
Isn't it obvious Peter? QE was supposed to be a short term measure, yet here we are 5 years later. There is a huge disconnect between Wall St and the manufacturing economy. Delusion rules. You have been taken in. Is your real name Tim G? My only only drug is the fresh pure air of Sydney harbour.
Who is Tim G?
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peter fraser
3 Dec 2013, 09:59 PM
John F. Kennedy
3 Dec 2013, 09:46 PM
Isn't it obvious Peter? QE was supposed to be a short term measure, yet here we are 5 years later. There is a huge disconnect between Wall St and the manufacturing economy. Delusion rules. You have been taken in. Is your real name Tim G? My only only drug is the fresh pure air of Sydney harbour.
Who is Tim G?
Uh, don't be obtuse, your mentor hired by W and re-hired by Barack. We've had these 'the economy is recovering for real' headlines before. We had them in 2009, 2010, 2011 and ... 2013, always the same, always based on some spurious analyses of factor throughputs, some imaginary pickup of a short cycle, some econometric la-la land. I know you think poorly of Donald Trump, but he's at least 75% right (though 25% carried away) on this issue. US of A is up the creek, unbelievable public debt that will keep expanding and can never be reigned in, will be on par with Spain by 2020, 35$ Trillion hidden toxic assets that the FASB allows to be pulled from the financials, etc, etc, will all collapse one day in a big default; just not soon.

You think the real economy will trade out of this?
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peter fraser
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3 Dec 2013, 10:13 PM
Uh, don't be obtuse, your mentor hired by W and re-hired by Barack. We've had these 'the economy is recovering for real' headlines before. We had them in 2009, 2010, 2011 and ... 2013, always the same, always based on some spurious analyses of factor throughputs, some imaginary pickup of a short cycle, some econometric la-la land. I know you think poorly of Donald Trump, but he's at least 75% right (though 25% carried away) on this issue. US of A is up the creek, unbelievable public debt that will keep expanding and can never be reigned in, will be on par with Spain by 2020, 35$ Trillion hidden toxic assets that the FASB allows to be pulled from the financials, etc, etc, will all collapse one day in a big default; just not soon.

You think the real economy will trade out of this?
Oh Geithner - I'm not he.

Clearly we disagree, but that's OK.
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The O/N target being 0.25% in the two major is sure sign that everything is just tickety boo! :bl:
The next trick of our glorious banks will be to charge us a fee for using net bank!!!
You are no longer customer, you are property!!!

Don't be SAUCY with me Bernaisse
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3 Dec 2013, 11:54 PM
The O/N target being 0.25% in the two major is sure sign that everything is just tickety boo! :bl:
And if the ONCR stays at 0.25% in the USA for two decades?

Do you sit around for two decades saying this recovery isn't real.
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America has increased QE over the last the 12 months. Europe and China appear to be cutting back, the world is about to fracture!
The next trick of our glorious banks will be to charge us a fee for using net bank!!!
You are no longer customer, you are property!!!

Don't be SAUCY with me Bernaisse
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peter fraser
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4 Dec 2013, 10:42 AM
America has increased QE over the last the 12 months. Europe and China appear to be cutting back, the world is about to fracture!
Supply some evidence and then tell us why you disagree with almost every credible commentator in finance.

http://www.businessinsider.com.au/the-end-of-the-end-of-the-world-2013-11


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Japanese investment bank Nomura is out with a big global economic outlook for 2014. The title is “The End Of The End Of The World.” The theme is that as 2013 comes to a close, the age of crisis is well and truly over. There are still lingering issues of course, but the really huge themes that have dominated the past several years are gone, and concerns over systemic risk will no longer be high on investors minds.

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