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Strategies & Market Trends : The Epic American Credit and Bond Bubble Laboratory

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To: russwinter who wrote (76154)12/20/2006 7:53:50 AM
From: Real Man  Read Replies (1) of 110194
 
Russ, how can you protect yourself in current "market"? Shorts
don't seem to work. In my view, the Fed has fully
demonstrated what they are after - preventing and covering
up a systemic derivative meltdown at all costs. The derivative
market is totally out of control - the fails don't even matter
anymore.

The question is, where does this leave us? Gold and oil? Personally, I think
a meltdown won't happen right now, since 10-year rates and
spreads are so low,
so the "pig men" have succeeded to keep the system together,
for now. That's why the coupon passes - no danger to rates
now, although there is a potential for the dollar crisis if
USD falls below 80. Ben Fed always does that. They
demo "care" parade about the dollar at bonds breakdown point.
I fully agree with your Brazilification of America. So,
perhaps, Brazil-style currency meltdown will be the final
outcome of current Fed action. I just don't see them changing
their course, no matter what, since prudent action on their
part will result in a derivative meltdown of epic proportions.
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