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Dow Update
A weekly closing beneath 14450 would signal a break is possible to 11119.
ECB Exceeds It Powers At The Threat To Germany
The storm brewing in Europe with the European Central Bank (ECB) is its plan to buy bad debt from banks in the version of stimulating the economy.
So When Will We Know?
All year we have been warning that a phase transition is coming, but when could not be ascertained until after September 2014. At some point everything must flip.
Italians Demanding Referendum On Euro
The biggest single party in the Italian parliament is demanding a euro referendum to end depression and save democracy
Dow For 10-14-2014
The Dow held the Daily Bearish at 16319. Therefore, if the low of 10/13 holds, we should bounce back into Thursday-Friday. But this would be just a bounce.
Will 2015 Break Germany?
While the German municipalities are short €118 billion euros for infrastructure repairs, reorganization of the German state finances may force even higher taxes.
French Government On Brink Of Collapse
French President François Hollande has brought his country to ruin and threatens to bring down Euroland with him. His insane budget plans have been admitted cannot possibly meet EU rules before 2017 and even that assumes some recovery.
France Says It Alone Will Decide Its Budget
The French Prime Minister Manuel Valls insists he will decide on France’s new debt budget without Brussels.
German Debt
The general view is the Euro will collapse and they will end up with Deutsche Marks.
Li Opening Shanghai Gold Exchange
China will continue to open up its finance sector.
ECB Negative Interest Rates Sends Money Into Dollars
European Banks are now threatening companies with negative interest rates (penalty) when they want to simply park assets in money houses at short notice.
The Dollar – The Greatest Short Position Perhaps In History
The central banks are fearful of a massive exodus of capital and a flood into the dollar when US interest rates begin to rise. Central Banks in Asia are especially fearful of a rise in US interest rates from a capital flow perspective.
EU Commission To Reject Hollande’s Budget
The European Commission in reviewing the budgets of the French Government find that they violate EU rules and no run the risk that they will be rejected by the EU.
Europe’s Answer To Reform – More Of The Same
Jean-Claude Juncker won the support of Europe’s lawmakers to become European Commission president, despite the opposition from Britain. It was clearly a slap in the face to Britain and it is highly doubtful that his leadership will be able to patch up relations with the U.K..
The Last Straw In A Dying Form Of Government
As part of the cycle as government prepare to die, the rule of law is attacked. To cling to life, they beginning denying dissent.
Government Cannot Regulate Anything – Bernanke Denied Mortgage With No Steady Income
Former Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke has been turned down for refinancing his home mortgage.
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