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To: PaulM who wrote (4141)12/11/1997 5:28:00 AM
From: Alex  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 116788
 
The Yen............

biz.yahoo.com



To: PaulM who wrote (4141)12/11/1997 6:37:00 AM
From: Bobby Yellin  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 116788
 
(wondering if the Central Bankers are jumping up and down about silver
prices figuring how to suffocate that move--watch for announcements
that if Germany had silver..it might sell some..if Swiss had some
silver..maybe they might sell some down the road and (lets not talk about all we got from WWII but we will start merging our own companies and remove move jobs from USA)..if Australia had any..it already sold a lot and screw the miners in Australia..it is US paper that is valuable .if Argentina had any..it is all gone.it is US paper that provides the higher return.blah blah blah)(wonder
if there is a higher force above the CB's who are having them load
up on as much paper as possible and then pounce
biz.yahoo.com
curious why foreigners are net sellers of Japanese market,especially
when the government is probably going to come out with reforms which should start another speculative flurry..(oops just heard on the
news that people are worried about conflict in the Japanese government
so maybe they won't be able to do anything for awhile)
technology has led the US market..supposedly when the market has no
leadership..it tanks..but supposedly years ending in eight are good
years..and supposedly this is the best time of the year for stocks
after tax selling etc..supposedly..(where will all that technology
money go to?)
supposedly the IMF has only 30 billion left in funds to lend out..
supposedly the US bond market will do well and equities will sell
off as earnings fall off..
if the Japanese floats some bonds for their countries restart..
if the IMF has to raise money through bonds to keep this default upon
default from sinking emerging tigers..
if the US has to keep on buying back its own paper with its printing
press..
will the sacred debt paper of the USA really trend lower with the
paper from all over the being floated?
last time I guessed wrong when I thought there would be global competition for money and thought that interest rates would move
higher..
aren't people going to lose faith in the central bankers and the
track record of the IMF...(maybe as long as more US citizens have
jobs and are doing better than in the past ten years..the status
flow quo will remain)
basically when will the world say that everything is more messed up
than ever and government printing presses should be tied to some
discipline rather than "slight of hand"(?)..can't seem to spell
legerdemain(sp)
anyways watching for where the money will flow..



To: PaulM who wrote (4141)12/11/1997 10:02:00 AM
From: CuriousGeorge  Respond to of 116788
 
The Great Reckoning

Paul - at the end of Nov there were some posts about
gold/deflation/Davidson & Co.

Message 2825784

Message 2830005

Message 2831777

Message 2832572

Above are links to posts 3597, 3618, 3628 & 3630
on this thread.

Regards.