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Paname ha detto...

Penso che bisognerebbe pensare a qualche mossa difensiva anche in questo aspetto blindare la possibilità di sopravvivere anche in caso di chiusure forzata di chi non è allineato.....
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Brugo519

Paname ha detto...

...... meditate penso che la difesa del diritto di informazione sia importante quanto l'informazione corretta

Grazie buona domenica a tutti e al Dott.

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Brugo519

Anonimo ha detto...

Miiiiiii
Un blog di ottimisti ad oltranza visto i risultati del sondaggio.
Paolo sei un grande.
Buona domenica A TUTTI
Mirco

Anonimo ha detto...

http://www.zerohedge.com/


E' questo?
A me sembra che funzioni!

ML ha detto...

Mirco...credo che siamo tutti realisti

Anonimo ha detto...

Purtroppo dici la verità.
Era per sdrammatizzare..però come indicatori contrarian se fossimo affidabili,le borse potrebbero raddoppiare..ehehe.
Basta è l'ultima per oggi.
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Mirco

Anonimo ha detto...

The U.S. monetary base (coins, paper money, and central bank reserves) at the end of August 2008 was about $800 billion (minus dollars held abroad). In response to the economic crisis, the U.S. government has printed so much money that the monetary base has swelled to $1.7 trillion. This is the largest expansion in history and a staggering devaluation of the dollar. It means that for every dollar in America one year ago, the U.S. government has created 2.1 more of them.

You can see the unprecedented money printing that began last fall. The ramifications of this continual carpet-bombing of liquidity are clear: when banks begin to lend again, or because of reason #2 below, the dollar bill in your wallet will lose significantly more value.

You can believe in deflation as much as you want today, as long as you believe in inflation as much as you can tomorrow.

Taking on debt is like getting a tattoo: it doesn't go away, and it’s pretty painful to get rid of.

In the U.S., our current debt picture looks like this:


* National debt $11.6 trillion (but ’09 GDP is only $8.3 trillion)
* Government spending YTD $2.4 trillion (but tax revenue is only $1.2 trillion)
* Government bailouts $11.8 trillion (equals $38,815 per U.S. citizen)


But the granddaddy of them all are the unfunded liabilities (meaning, they are not covered by an asset of equal or greater value).

* Medicare/Medicaid liability $39.6 trillion
* Social Security liability $10.6 trillion
* Prescription drug liability $8.5 trillion
* Total unfunded liabilities $58.7 trillion


So where is the money to pay for all this going to come from? The government has only three choices to meet these liabilities:

1. Raise taxes
2. Cut spending
3. Allow inflation to rise from money printing, diluting the debt burden

Scegliete la busta n. 1, la numero 2 o la numero 3: ALLEGRIA!

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