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To: John Pitera who wrote (17866)	3/11/2016 10:11:55 AM
From: Chip McVickar	3 Recommendations Recommended By 3bar John Pitera roguedolphin Read Replies (1) of 33421

Hello John - The WSJ has an article this morning on the deflationary problems in Japan. One small point noted by me... the purchasing of safes to hoard cash is very strong. Negative interest rates brings a loss of confidence... they will fail where ever they're used. The central banks IMO... are ignorant and arrogant and hostile to the process of their peoples normal lives. They favor the banks and big corporations and use their power as political weapons. It has been going on well before 2008. You can now add the IMF as well to the list... Largard is no better. "Lower rates rob savers of income, destroy pension funds, and leverage the debt to a dangerous level when the trend changes. People will not borrow or spend when they have no confidence in the future and businesses will not hire or expand. You cannot stimulate the economy with lower rates while crushing it with taxes." www.armstrongeconomics.com/international-news/europes-current-economy/the-ecb-a-victim-of-its-own-ignorance/ The problem with these socialist and conservative agenda's... the politicians and the government structures never retire debt... they just pass it onto someone else and now since the Clinton era... they've passed it onto the people. Notice the strong monthly chart $XJY - I doubt it makes it above 90.5... looks like the gap was the goal. schrts.co The dollar will remain strong and perceived as a safe haven... until it isn't...??? Nikki is set to go higher... IMO... Here's my forecast for what it's worth - internal trend-line will be broken next week and the Nikki takes off schrts.co Lets see if I'm right... <smile> My Best, Chip

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