Dupes of Non-Physical

Yes iON you are absolutely correct on where I know I belong. But that is partially it I know I go into an abundance of joy when I my non-physical produces what she said to me. I notice that with my past success, people ask me about how it felt to have things. I told people my greatest satisfaction came from knowing my non-physical was right and I did what she told me despite what things look like. And the no rules dynamic is where my non-physical operates best. This was a mind blower for me because I was a rule person with my biblical background and other spiritual concepts that I explored. I love my present place of beingness and the overlaying process going on right now.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vZNOTMIA9P4

In joy

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3kzy91KWiNs&feature=fvsr

Love
Califia

OMG look at the Y vs. GBP
Watch the S&P
Is this shit priceless or what, especially when you KNOW what You KNOW!




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SEE You SOON for the rest of the story!

LOVE US some GAGA
iON

Risk retreat accelerates on China, US
Risk assets saw marked declines in the past week, with stocks falling sharply, the CRB commodity index losing nearly 4%, and JPY crosses all lower (with the exception of EUR/JPY). The reasons are quite clear with stagnant Eurozone growth/banking sector concerns and new evidence of a faltering US recovery. In last week's note, we argued that the global recovery was in greater jeopardy now that the anemic US rebound looked to be joining Europe/UK as a drag, with China and Asia left as the main pillar of demand. We can now add China to the club of slowing recoveries and this obviously strengthens our view that risk sentiment is likely to deteriorate further in the weeks ahead. In this environment, commodity currencies (AUD, CAD, and NZD) will likely continue to suffer and we find it very difficult to see how EUR and GBP can avoid further weakness either. While the USD-index has indeed suffered some damage, and many analysts are calling for further declines, we think the USD may surprise with a quick rebound. But rather than swim against a potentially new tide against the USD, we will wait for some evidence of a reversal, and we would highlight early next week as a critical time. If the USD rebounds on Monday/Tuesday, we'll take it as a sign that this past week's moves were the anomaly and that recent correlations are reasserting themselves. Brian Dolan is Chief Strategist

Priceless

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iLnDPntfNFw


Yummy
iON

Here at the Wall
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Former Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan said that the recent stock market decline is “typical” of a recovery, and that international instability has more to do with the recent decline than problems in the United States.

“What we’re looking at is an invisible wall, which we’ve run into here. Which, essentially, as far as I can see, is a typical pause that occurs in an economic recovery,” Greenspan said in an interview with CNBC. “Ordinarily we’re saying that the stock market is driven by economic events, I think it’s more in the reverse.”



“I will grant you that this is not a normal economic recovery. We’ve just come out of what I believe is the most extraordinary and virulent global financial crisis that the world has ever seen,” he said.

“This recent decline is more international than it is a domestic affair,” he said, adding that “there is an inherent instability in the euro system.”

"I don't know where the end game is. Something has got give here. One possibility is there are fewer members of the European Monetary Unit," said Greenspan, who was Federal Reserve chairman for 19 years before retiring in 2006.


Now ain't that just cheeky
iON

iON (or anyone with comments),

Is China simply inflating the amount of money that they claim to have? In other words, are they just writing checks to themselves, 'adding a few zeroes', or creating it out of thin air?

If so, how long before the rest of the world catches on and realizes China's money is just as fake as the rest?

"It is part of what China is all about, you know," Mohieddeen said. "There is quite an elaborate fantasy world going on here where if everyone buys into it, it does not matter if it is the truth." (see: Chinese companies 'rent' white foreigners http://bit.ly/bJv3Dm)

Chad