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


To: TobagoJack who wrote (73603)4/28/2011 6:46:19 AM
From: 2MAR$  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 217662
 
Nice peace of heaven there esp with the green view & protection of the trees ...looks like the right amount of lean to let the runoff go with the storms . Must be fun on the hillsides during the rain storms the properties above channeling off their runoff to properties below if up in elevations .

Well inflation is upping the ante here , Japan is in recession , unemployment high with little relief in sight , the commdodities trades are left free to roam with the continuing slide of the dollar ...and no policy shifts could or would be tolerated .

Ben was looking a little shakey yesterday as he " delivered the goods" one more time .

* Like the FengShui view for the baby too ! :O)



To: TobagoJack who wrote (73603)4/28/2011 10:04:32 AM
From: SG  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 217662
 
Very much enjoy your pics, TJ. Hope to get to HK some day.

SG
chief lurker



To: TobagoJack who wrote (73603)4/28/2011 4:31:25 PM
From: Maurice Winn2 Recommendations  Read Replies (6) | Respond to of 217662
 
10 years! You must be getting quite hungry TJ: <maurice to come to dinner, as dinner, promised so long ago, like ten years ago, on these si threads > Recommendation - drop the atavistic zero sum game thinking, ditch the Aztec mantras and bare bum tribal dancing and imprecations to a bygone era. You are already enmeshed in the CDMA realm with OFDM suffusing your body and mind too. Go quietly with the flow in awe of the vast new realm opening before your eyes, literally, as you view your geewhizwhoaohwowheeesupersonicmegatroniccyberspacoid in gigabit per second pixelation.

China has, after a delay of 10 years, started being absorbed into the new CDMA/OFDM Cyberspace realm, kicking and screaming, gaoling, twisting and diving but relentlessly, inevitably, mercilessly, but gently and seductively. Go with the flow. Peace, light, harmony, happiness, health, prosperity, longevity, fun and love await.

If you keep your gold to a lowish proportion of assets, you won't lose too much when it's replaced.

Just on that, you no doubt recall, along with your dining prospects from a decade ago, my prognostications about gold being $2000 with general insurrection on US$, and $10,000 for US$ replacement. To really get you salivating and drooling, remember that those numbers were in dollars of the day [about 2003 or thereabouts - you could ask your Gold or Google to help find the date ... giggle... gold is of course useless].

If US$ and Big Ben do as promised with helicopters and bales of bucks, the sky's the limit, as Zimbabwe showed with their umptybillion denomination notes. In 2011 US$, gold could go to $30,000 without getting out of breath if the USA doesn't fix things up and US$ really does go down the gurgler [that's a very rough estimate as I haven't actually done the arithmetic on how many bales Big Ben has launched from his fleet of helicopters, but it's measured in the $trillions]

Judging by the political agonizing over cutting $50 billion or maybe just $4 billion from the US$trillions political budgets, and the debt ceiling not being a ceiling at all, the USA is unlikely to adopt VVV any time soon. There is likely some penance to be done, some suffering, some purgatory, some plain old bankruptcy, wailing, gnashing of teeth, pitchforks and right to bear arms. Such things do happen.

Gold at $30,000? How does that seem to you?

Regarding your view from your war game HQ, I must say I prefer mine right now, to a beautiful clear blue sky, with nice white clouds [no soot or other particulates in the air], greenery in profusion, lots of room. But I am envious of your gigabits.

While you wait to dine with me, I suggest you take the children for a Happy Meal. You might wait a long time. You could educate Erita on how many US$ it takes to earn interest sufficient to buy a Happy Meal and what that means. It wouldn't hurt to also discuss the nutrition provided by Happy Meals.

Mqurice



To: TobagoJack who wrote (73603)4/29/2011 9:36:03 PM
From: pezz  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 217662
 
Well I gotta say that view may be a big deal by HK standards but not by WY standards .....Don't see no snow covered mountains, raging rivers, or any wildlife......I'll suffer thru the snow for a few more weeks (blizzard outside now) to stay here in the mountains.