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Politics : President Barack Obama

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To: RetiredNow who wrote (104392)11/18/2011 5:22:20 PM
From: RetiredNow  Read Replies (1) of 149317
 
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I am going to make a prediction. What we're seeing right now is a run on Europe, as I've stated before. Interest rate spreads are increasing dramatically over there, because the bond investors see no credible effort by sovereigns to get their fiscal houses in order to avoid debt defaults or paying back debt with cheaper dollars. So they are doing what all logical investors do to protect their money. They sell and invest elsewhere.

Prediction:
I believe this will continue to accelerate over in Europe. I believe the US will start to see some cracks in short order. Next week, we'll find out the Super Committee is not so super and no deal will be reached. Then it will take another week or two to produce a worthless deficit cut. In the mean time, the markets will tank. Then in Jan, we'll hit the debt limit and the drama will start all over. Then next year, probably early next year, the US bond investors will start to sell off Treasuries in droves, which will increase rates in the US. At some point, after the stock market revisits the lows of March 2009, the Fed will start buying up all excess demand and will embark on the mother of all QEs, probably in the range of $2-3 trillion, which will spark 1980's style inflation by 2014.

Get ready folks. The end game is close. I just hope I'm wrong.
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