Posted on 11/19/2011 3:54:59 PM PST by Kartographer
If you like your Wall Street analysis with a heavy dollop of rapture and Armageddon, today was the day for you. Blame the weighty issues of the day (Europe, mostly), and yesterday's big selloff for the spasm of bearishness. It started off with Nomura's Bob Janjuah. He said that any talk of the ECB saving Europe was a mere pipedream, and that if the ECB did go whole-hog buying up peripheral debt to suppress yields, then that would prompt a German departure from the the Eurozone.
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Germany WILL leave the Euro.
War in Europe within 5 years?
War in Europe within 5 years?
>>War in Europe within 5 years?<<
Economic war, maybe. The euroweenies have lost the stomach for actual conflict of any kind a long time ago.
Germany, with assists from Austria and Holland has always been the only one with “skin in the game” on the effort to raise the rest of Europe to their level and finally create peace and harmony.
It didn’t happen and it never will happen.
Germany logically should exit the zone and instead of flushing their resources down the bottomless pits which are france, Italy, Ireland, Spain, Grease, etc, and build up its military to once again seek to defend itself against russia.
how about war right here
“how about war right here”
I hope it never comes to that. Again.
The world as we know is definitely at an end. That doesn't mean that it won't go on in some grotesque form.
The union is deaD long live the union.
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The world IS end?
How about The world ARE end?
Gives my brain a slight headache and a feeling of failure to grasp the intended message.
If any.
Correction: THEIR world is ending.
The one I have prepped for, due to my ignorant, clinging, toting, conservative ways, is just fine, thank you.
We still believe there is time to prevent worst-case scenarios, but these sort of watershed moments reveal one thing, that market practitioners are ill-equipped to navigate the political process, especially one that is driven by 17 different governments.
My close friends agree. " this obviously would change the path for the US and the global economy in a heartbeat too"
Yes. Obviously.
We will mind our business and they should mind theirs.
P.S. We are broke. No money for you.
Dress accordingly and have a nice day.
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So it seems. However, all it takes is for one country to realize, "Those other countries have no stomach for a fight. All we have to do is roll across their border, and they will surrender. We can wage a war of conquest, and we can win! It will be easy!!"
And things may not go as they planned, but having come to that conclusion, one country can bring it all crashing down.
And I feel fine.
I’ll wait til God tells me it’s the end of the world. Not gonna believe the pundits.
LOL!
And risk a stongly worded letter of condemnation from the UN and possible sanctions by the World Trade Organization? Not to mention possible referral to The Hague. Tyrants world wide quake in fear.
Ah - true enough were it not for the fact that the streets of Europe are packed with Muslims.
Just re-institute the Reichsmark and be done with it.
Just my thoughts, but I think all this hype by wall street is because they have stolen to much of the working mans pay. Now people have had enough and have let it be know that the corruption of wall street and the government together is no longer acceptable and they are fretting for their jobs. There is no where to make a quick buck for them. They spent it all and now find that they need to find work that is not moving money from here to there and taking a cut. Just my rambling thoughts.
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