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Robin Good 27 mei 2009 16:21

quote:
Partoutje schreef:
....... dus ik houd het wel weer voor gezien hier.

Ruli

Voorspelbaar gedrag, een herhaling van zetten.
Voor de zoveelste keer betrap ik je op leugens en je draait je kont er weer uit.
Ik zou zeggen, byby zwaaizwaai.
Bedankt voor je bijdrage, tot de volgende keer en succes met je short posities.

ONN 27 mei 2009 16:25

Ruli moet blijven...........ja toch Floris ? ;-)

Robin Good 27 mei 2009 16:26

quote:
ouwebeursrot schreef:
Ruli moet blijven...........ja toch Floris ? ;-)

Tuuuuuuurlijk.

[verwijderd] 27 mei 2009 16:34

Zou Burlington ( het knechtje van Ruli ) wel blijven ??? ;-)

ONN 27 mei 2009 16:43

Tuuuuurlijk. Die waait namelijk met alle winden mee, toch Burly ?

ONN 27 mei 2009 16:47

Ik ben er ff stil van. ;-)

[verwijderd] 27 mei 2009 16:52

Behave!

ONN 27 mei 2009 17:08

quote:
golfgep schreef:
Toch raar van zo'n moderator om je eraf te gooien, zal wel een lichtgevoelig type zijn.

LOL.

Maarre Ruli, ik vond en vind jullie vetes altijd geweldig om te volgen maar zo duurt het maar weer kort. Hou het nou netjes en dan kunnen we nog lang van je schrijfsels genieten.

Gr. OBR

mercurius-adept 27 mei 2009 18:28

LOL LOL, Ruli is back hoor; duurde minder dan een week dit keer voor er weer anus-veruimende verwensingen over de tafel werden geslingerd ;-)

serieus: hou het netjes Ruli& laat je toch niet zo opnaaien man...

[verwijderd] 27 mei 2009 18:53

Ruli kom eens terug met een echte naam ipv partoutje.

Partout 27 mei 2009 22:02

Partout is overal, short.

[verwijderd] 27 mei 2009 22:05

quote:
firesale schreef:
Zou Burlington ( het knechtje van Ruli ) wel blijven ??? ;-)

Dat moet ik eerst aan mijn leermeester Ouwebeursrot vragen of dat wel mag... -:)

Bijlage:

[verwijderd] 27 mei 2009 22:13

quote:
ouwebeursrot schreef:
Tuuuuurlijk. Die waait namelijk met alle winden mee, toch Burly ?

Hee mijn leermeester Ouwebeursrot, sorrie voor mijn late reply; had een date vanavond hehehehe... samen naar een Koreaanse restaurant geweest in Amsterdam (vlak bij de VU) - ben net pas thuis; daarom mijn late reply...

Nou... mijn meester... "ik" waait niet met alle winden mee hoor... ik ben gewoon leergierig...

Ik denk dat ik zowel van de BULL(leermeester) als van de BEAR(leermeester) heel wat kan leren. Je moet uiteraard nooit naar 1 richting kijken he? Altijd open staan voor beide richting... wat dat betreft kan ik nog heel wat van jullie beide leren (Ruli en jij = Ouwebeursrot)...

p.s. onderweg net naar huis vette politiecontrole - 1 van mijn koplamp van mijn autotje is en was stuk (60 euries boete vertelde hij) - maar ik mocht van hem (de politie) gelukkig doorrijden - only this time vertelde hij (wellicht omdat ik aardig overkwam)... :) scheelt me weer 60 euries... pfff wat een geluk, hoop dat ik komende tijd net zoveel geluk heb op de beurs :)

[verwijderd] 27 mei 2009 22:16

quote:
Partoutje schreef:
Partout is overal, short.

Laat ze maar lullen Ruli... wie het laatst lacht, lacht het best...

p.s. be fearful when others are greedy (en dat hebben de meesten nog niet door blijkbaar) :)

[verwijderd] 27 mei 2009 22:20

quote:
Burlington schreef:
[quote=firesale]
Zou Burlington ( het knechtje van Ruli ) wel blijven ??? ;-)
[/quote]
Dat moet ik eerst aan mijn leermeester Ouwebeursrot vragen of dat wel mag... -:)

ze vragen wat die tekening in bijlage betekent?

[verwijderd] 27 mei 2009 22:22

quote:
The Artist schreef:
ze vragen wat die tekening in bijlage betekent?

財經透視 2009-05-24 <<< antwoord vind je daar -:)

[verwijderd] 27 mei 2009 22:24

quote:
Burlington schreef:
[quote=The Artist]
ze vragen wat die tekening in bijlage betekent?
[/quote]
財經透視 2009-05-24 <<< antwoord vind je daar -:)

www.iex.nl/forum/topic.asp?forum=23&t...

[verwijderd] 27 mei 2009 22:38

quote:
The Artist schreef:
ze vragen wat die tekening in bijlage betekent?

antwoord:

www.megaupload.com/?d=MGG3V36O

www.sendspace.com/file/g84dt7

[verwijderd] 28 mei 2009 08:54

Marc Faber: US Inflation to Approach Zimbabwe Level
Marc Faber is right.

The amount of Quantitative Easing which the FedRes needs to undertake means guaranteed hyper-inflation. The treasury bond market is collapsing and the market is clearly signalling their worry on the inflation front. Interest rate for the 10 year treasury bond rose to as high as 3.74% from 3.54%. This is an astounding rise in 1 trading day. Within a short span of 5 months the 10 year bond yield has risen 1.3%.

Bloomberg reports :

The U.S. economy will enter “hyperinflation” approaching the levels in Zimbabwe because the Federal Reserve will be reluctant to raise interest rates, investor Marc Faber said.

Prices may increase at rates “close to” Zimbabwe’s gains, Faber said in an interview with Bloomberg Television in Hong Kong. Zimbabwe’s inflation rate reached 231 million percent in July, the last annual rate published by the statistics office.

“I am 100 percent sure that the U.S. will go into hyperinflation,” Faber said. “The problem with government debt growing so much is that when the time will come and the Fed should increase interest rates, they will be very reluctant to do so and so inflation will start to accelerate.”
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The global economy won’t return to the “prosperity” of 2006 and 2007 even as it rebounds from a recession, Faber said. Equities in the U.S. won’t fall to new lows, helped by increased money supply, he said. Still, global stocks are “rather overbought” and are “not cheap,” Faber added.

Faber still favors Asian stocks relative to U.S. government bonds and said Japanese equities may outperform many other markets over a five-year period. “Of all the regions in the world, Asia is still the most attractive by far,” he said.

Gloom, Doom
Faber, the publisher of the Gloom, Boom & Doom report, said on April 7 stocks could fall as much as 10 percent before resuming gains. The Standard & Poor’s 500 Index has since climbed 9 percent.

Faber, who said he’s adding to his gold investments, advised buying the precious metal at the start of its eight-year rally, when it traded for less than $300 an ounce. The metal topped $1,000 last year and traded at $949.85 an ounce at 12:50 p.m. Hong Kong time. He also told investors to bail out of U.S. stocks a week before the so-called Black Monday crash in 1987, according to his Web site.

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[verwijderd] 28 mei 2009 08:55

North Korea Threatens Military Strike on South Korea

The madness that is North Korea is evident. The question is: what is the purpose of all their belligerent behavior? What do they stand to gain? Can they really take on the rest of the western world? Is this another attention seeking posturing for more money? Who knows?

Here is an interesting conspiracy theory:

There is a huge hidden financial war going on. The Illuminati cabal who control the central banks of the western world is fighting for their survivor. Their fiat money, ponzi fractional banking system is collapsing. The challengers to this system is mainly China and Russia. China being the bigger threat to their control of the financial system of the world. China has clearly made moves that threatens the USD system by positioning the Chinese Yuan as the replacement for the USD. If major countries decide to ditch the USD in favor of the Yuan, it will be game over. This satanic cabal control North Korea. Their intent is to use North Korea as a warning and a threat to South Korea and Japan. Should they decide to bail out of the USD and support the Chinese Yuan: It is War !! So, it is all about the money!!

How much of this is true? Who knows?

Bloomberg reports :

Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said North Korea must face consequences for its “belligerent and provocative behavior” after Kim Jong Il’s regime threatened military action against South Korea.

Clinton spoke in Washington after North Korea’s official news agency said Kim’s government would no longer abide by the 1953 armistice that ended the Korean War and may respond militarily to South Korea’s participation in a U.S.-led program that would block ships suspected of carrying nuclear weapons or material for export.
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North Korea has continued to ratchet up tension since it tested a nuclear weapon on May 25, drawing international condemnation and the prospect of increased sanctions against the communist nation.

“The Korean People’s Army will not be bound to the Armistice Agreement any longer,” the official Korean Central News Agency said in a statement today. Any attempt to inspect North Korean vessels will be countered with “prompt and strong military strikes.”

South Korea dispatched a warship to its maritime border and is prepared to deploy aircraft, Yonhap News reported, citing military officials it didn’t identify. South Korea’s military said it will “deal sternly with any provocation” from the North.

‘Calm’ Response
Still, South Korean President Lee Myung Bak ordered his government to take “calm” measures in the face of the threats, his office said in a statement today. Japan’s Chief Cabinet Secretary, Takeo Kawamura, echoed those remarks and called on North Korea to “refrain from taking actions that would elevate tensions in Asia.”
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North Korea routinely issues threats directed at the U.S., South Korea and Japan, warning of military retaliation if they continue to take actions that the country’s leadership characterizes as threats to its security.

Aggressive Shift
“This rapid-fire provocation indicates a more aggressive shift in the Kim Jong Il regime,” said Ryoo Kihl Jae, a professor at the University of North Korean Studies in Seoul. “Kim is obviously using a strategy of maximum force.”

North Korea raised the specter of a maritime confrontation. The dispatch by the Korean Central News Agency said North Korea can’t guarantee the safety of ships passing through its western waters. The statement specified five islands controlled by the South that were the site of naval skirmishes in 1999 and 2002.

“What they are saying is that they will take military action if there is any action taken on behalf of the program such as boarding their ships, stopping and searching and so on,” said Han Sung Joo, a former South Korean foreign minister.

South Korea yesterday agreed to join the Proliferation Security Initiative, or PSI, set up to locate and seize shipments of equipment and materials used to make weapons of mass destruction.

Reaction to Test
President Lee had resisted joining the PSI until the nuclear test, even after North Korea fired a ballistic missile on April 5. His predecessor, Roh Moo Hyun, had said that joining the initiative would be too provocative.

North Korea has also fired five short-range missiles in two days in a further display of military defiance. The United Nations Security Council agreed in an emergency session on May 25 to condemn the nuclear test and missile launches.

Under the July 27, 1953, armistice that ended the Korean War, both sides agreed to “a complete cessation of all hostilities” and pledged to accept the demarcation line that has become the world’s most-heavily mined demilitarized zone.
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In addition to the weapons tests, North Korea may be preparing to reprocess spent fuel rods at its Yongbyon nuclear reactor, the Chosun Ilbo newspaper reported earlier today, citing an unidentified South Korean official. Steam has been rising from the facilities, the newspaper said.

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