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Strategies & Market Trends : 2026 TeoTwawKi ... 2032 Darkest Interregnum -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: TobagoJack who wrote (4842)	3/14/2006 9:29:20 AM
From: Maurice Winn	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 217700

NZD took a dive again yesterday. As expected. <all stuff is pinned at possibly unnatural high, > Don't forget financial relativity theory changes the cubic dollars of houses and the kilograms of "value" in a QCOM share and the lucre lustre of gold. So, what seems "high" is perhaps just a shift to another dimension in Calabi Yau Financial String Theory as a metre is a defined by time, and time is defined by metres, in a self-referential "disappearing up it's own quantum tunnel" abracadabra process. Even as a dollar warps into another dimension, China maths overlaid onto the process holds it in suspended animation, creating an illusion of normalcy. <Tough arena> Fun arena, like Alice in Wonderland. Or maybe a Funhouse mirrorland where financial images are not a good representation of economic reality, or perhaps they are reality. NZD down - big deficits, economic crunch arriving, I did warn you some time ago to dial 1.800.GETMEOUT. But wait, before you head for the USD hills - <AP U.S. Current Account Deficit Hits Record Tuesday March 14, 8:58 am ET By Martin Crutsinger America's Current Account Deficit Hits Record of $804.9 Billion in 2005; Feb. Retail Sales Dip WASHINGTON (AP) -- America's deficit in the broadest measure of international trade surged to an all-time high of $804.9 billion last year as the country went deeper into debt to foreigners. The Commerce Department said the deficit in the current account was up 20.4 percent from the previous record of $668.1 billion set in 2004. The current account is the best measure of trade because it tracks not only goods and services but also investment flows between countries. ... > Aztecs, seeing that, scuttle for caves, swapping their goodies for little gold talismen which they can hide with in their cave, chanting incantations to ancient gods, clutching their family jewels, preparing to time travel, on empty stomachs as they are not harvesting while hiding. While outside, hordes rampage around. Mqurice