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Strategies & Market Trends : The coming US dollar crisis -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?


To: ggersh who wrote (53482)10/15/2013 1:27:39 PM
From: John1 Recommendation

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ggersh

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The markets seemed to have dismissed Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid's comments from this morning...

nydailynews.com

excerpt:

Calling this "the eve of financial destruction for this country," Reid added that the House proposal "is so disappointing."

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"...the eve of financial destruction for this country..."

Does the gravity of that bold statement register? It's a very gloomy speech by Reid, given in a resigned tone...

video.cnbc.com

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Of course, the equity markets rallied on a level-7 nuclear disaster in Japan. There's no reason to think that a U.S. debt default will be any different with Bull$hit Ben pumping and buying. -nfg-



To: ggersh who wrote (53482)10/15/2013 1:38:52 PM
From: Real Man1 Recommendation

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John

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Yep, derivatives are designed to lose money for clients. If they don't, systemic crisis is here,
call Bernank for help! -s-