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Strategies & Market Trends : 2026 TeoTwawKi ... 2032 Darkest Interregnum
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To: TobagoJack who wrote (89842)5/6/2012 8:00:55 PM
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The election results in europe could be major economic inflection points, I don't expect anything to happen immediately but over a period we could see a decoupling in the economic world order. So far the coordination between world soverigns has worked well with bailouts and competitive decoupling to fake growth with debt, and the only way that game ends is when the decoupling starts, needs a trigger and others follow the herd fearing that they not be left behind in decopling. This may set a stage for that. My suspicion is that the decoupling would not be triggered from austerity but demand for even more bailouts and printing....the FED/ECB used printing and bailouts as a tool and with the new governments in place rejecting austerity they may start wanting even more of these to sustain status quo. Eventually, they get a taste of their own medicine until they puke, I don't think the FED/ECB wants hyperinflation, they wanted right level of inflation and paper asset dilution, but likely they will get a much stronger dose of what they started beyond their comfort zone that could drive toward hyper-inflationary policies. But we can only guess at this point how it shapes up, may be they need another trigger.
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