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<blockquote data-quote="terminatd" data-source="post: 415199" data-attributes="member: 4031"><p>Leadhead, </p><p>The Irag situation is important but doesn't figure into the current economic equation. The US is spending tons of dough upfront and will recoup it over time. The benefits in Iraq are to stabilize the region and world oil prices.</p><p></p><p>SVT4ME, </p><p>Excellent point, work hard. Most people don't think about the global economy and their is good reason not to think about something that you cannot control. For people with savings, investments or retirement funds these issues are crucial to preserve your capital. These people can move their investments globally and they are leaving the US at an historically high rate.</p><p></p><p>harry gilbert,</p><p>We are allowed to have guns, just not the good ones.</p><p></p><p>Jon, </p><p>I was wrong, the California debt is 38 billion. Doesn't California and all states have to balance their buget by law. The Feds don't have to. US government and municipal bond defaults are at a 3 times historical average. The US debt has risen 750 Billion in the last 19 months. The bond crash will be huge. Certain equities will do well, however others will get hammered.</p><p>As for gold, its the only safe haven and I expect a huge pop. The euro is supported by the two largest economies Germany and France, both are in big trouble. The euro as 1st class world currency has been the beneficiary of the week US dollar and not based on econimic integrity. The EU members cannot agree on economic policy, the too many interests scenario ala the UN. They are worried that the currency is too high and they are about to tank. Japan is at a historical low in gold holdings as is the US. Gold is the old standard, paper is in trouble. These are strange times, never seen before so the generalities don't apply. Buy hard assets, gold, silver, real estate and a cobra for fun.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="terminatd, post: 415199, member: 4031"] Leadhead, The Irag situation is important but doesn't figure into the current economic equation. The US is spending tons of dough upfront and will recoup it over time. The benefits in Iraq are to stabilize the region and world oil prices. SVT4ME, Excellent point, work hard. Most people don't think about the global economy and their is good reason not to think about something that you cannot control. For people with savings, investments or retirement funds these issues are crucial to preserve your capital. These people can move their investments globally and they are leaving the US at an historically high rate. harry gilbert, We are allowed to have guns, just not the good ones. Jon, I was wrong, the California debt is 38 billion. Doesn't California and all states have to balance their buget by law. The Feds don't have to. US government and municipal bond defaults are at a 3 times historical average. The US debt has risen 750 Billion in the last 19 months. The bond crash will be huge. Certain equities will do well, however others will get hammered. As for gold, its the only safe haven and I expect a huge pop. The euro is supported by the two largest economies Germany and France, both are in big trouble. The euro as 1st class world currency has been the beneficiary of the week US dollar and not based on econimic integrity. The EU members cannot agree on economic policy, the too many interests scenario ala the UN. They are worried that the currency is too high and they are about to tank. Japan is at a historical low in gold holdings as is the US. Gold is the old standard, paper is in trouble. These are strange times, never seen before so the generalities don't apply. Buy hard assets, gold, silver, real estate and a cobra for fun. [/QUOTE]
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