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In reply to the discussion: Weekend Economists Examine (E)sc(h)atology January 24-26, 2014 [View all]westerebus
(2,976 posts)Poor china less and less low cost dollars, so they print more and more Yuan.
Has anyone noticed Mr Soros has been quiet re the unbalancing of the Turkish Lira.
May be I haven't been paying attention.
Then there's the POTUS and the TPP.
I was looking at the map and thought, if I wanted to ensure certain choke points or ports of call were on friendly terms with our consumer base in a quid pro quo, it makes sense in one sense. Not that we would ever deny a Asian power access to the right of way of the high seas.
This brings me to look at Myanmar. Out of the prison of military dictatorship just in time to possibly become the next Asian miracle? Did the pipeline on its coast into south China provide an incentive to open up as the Pakistan pipeline might not be Taliban proof?
The end of the 1972 bear market. Take a Google if you like gold history.
The Munich massacre was a 1972 event just for perspective.