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traider replied Feb 26, 2012Crises are the crucible for change in capital so what we are in the midst of is more reflective of our transition from regionalism to full unfettered globalism. The EU has taken it has bad as it has is because it was designed for a Cold War world ...
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traider replied Feb 26, 2012Where do you see the global economy in 5 years time, knoholygrail? Ta
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traider replied Feb 26, 2012Experience, deep experience of how the market moves is absolutely essential in my opinion.
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traider replied Feb 25, 2012True inflation is coming although not in our lifetimes I suspect. The traditional measures of inflationary tendency.....(the good kind driven by growth and the bad kind by money supply), are being totally skewed by the presence of labour value ...
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traider replied Feb 21, 2012Excellent article and it illustrates all the features of the transition from the mercantilist capitalism we have had to date to full blown free movement. Many of the remnants of the old regionalist style of incomplete capitalism come to the fore in ...
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traider replied Feb 21, 2012I am glad that you have taken my objective discourse with the intent it is meant. In the finality, capitalism must globalise as its impulse dictates, it must establish real unfettered movement of capital as its systemic properties compel, and of ...
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traider replied Feb 21, 2012Kewl. Makes a lot of sense and actually adds to my trading style, ta. I trade the 5 minute charts but these little gems just add to an understanding of charts generally.
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traider replied Feb 21, 2012Billy Did that chart keep climbing or did it come back on itself and recommence the climb. If so, do you have the picture for when it recommenced. Ignore me if its too much of a bother.....just curious. Ta
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traider replied Feb 21, 2012Thanks Billy. Copied and pasted that post to have a good read of it.
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traider replied Feb 21, 2012knoholygrail If you read between Janjuah's lines, you will note that he is suggesting more of the same medicine. Firstly, communism is an utterly different creature from capitalism. In the former, all wealth and value is socialised and held in other ...
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traider replied Feb 21, 2012Hiya Billy Don't mean to be presumptuous and if I am, ignore this post, but what is this directional movement? Ta
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traider replied Feb 19, 2012knoholygrail My short term expectations would be for more flip flopping between risk and safety whilst the foundation stones for a laissez faire global economy premised around state minimalisation and labour cost efficiency are laid. The mechanisms ...
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traider replied Feb 19, 2012Globalisation of capital may well exhibit some tendencies of fascism as it moves to remove the remnants of the old regionalism and nationalism, but fascism per se and the globalism of capital are anathema. One is imperial, the other purely ...
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traider replied Feb 19, 2012Long term speculation: China appears to be adding to the consumer base. Consequently, expect more rationalisation of Western labour costs (infrastructural austerity generally) with the emphasis moving to consumerism worldwide. I would expect the ...
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traider replied Feb 13, 2012Social democratic levels of public spending are a consequence of Cold War jostling. With the Soviet Union gone, there is no need for heavy state spending. Of course, this must be balanced with the need to ensure that labour consume in order to ...
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traider replied Feb 13, 2012Yes. This is my job essentially. Fortunately, I managed to get my head around detecting where buyers and sellers group or else I would have been cleaned out. The charts are a real minefield I have discovered and I was pretty useless at interpreting ...
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