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Strategies & Market Trends : The coming US dollar crisis

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To: shag007 who wrote (20954)6/24/2009 1:21:49 AM
From: Real Man2 Recommendations   of 71456
 
It's just the standard deviation quant "model" trade that
got resurrected in all markets with Fed liquidity. It blew up
this Fall as CDS blowup spread to all other derivative
markets. Still, if interest rates start moving up or down
sharply it will blow up again. We have seen a steady rise.
We are seeing carry trade coming back to life in currencies
and that pushes the clownbuck down. Nothing else matters in
this grossly overleveraged global derivative markets, not
the amount of printing, not the current account deficit.
The latter has improved, but that's rather a sign of
deep economic depression in the US. They
will not trade according to fundamentals until the whole
Ponzi scheme goes down the toilet along with the Fed that now
has become its guarantor and perpetuator of last resort.
Unfortunately, the money they can print is infinite, so
they can perpetuate the Ponzi scheme forever causing credit
hyperinflation. So far they are showing strong propensity to
do so. They are doing exactly what they did before on a grand
scale, as things blow up left and right.
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