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THE BABYLON CODE: The Global Stock Market Crash
Aug 24, 2015 09:17:44   #
bdamage Loc: My Bunker
 
This is going down now!

THE BABYLON CODE: THE GLOBAL STOCK MARKET CRASH
By Paul McGuire
August 24, 2015

A global financial crisis is coming. Currently there are 23 nations around the world where stock market crashes are already happening, nations like China, South Korea, Brazil, Greece, Poland, Turkey, Ukraine, Singapore, and Taiwan, and there are more to come. Many analysts believe these stock market crashes are all coming from China, the world’s second biggest economy; emerging markets were already feeling the squeeze last week, when China devalued its currency, the Yuan. The UK Telegraph, one of the most influential papers in the world, ran a headline entitled “Doomsday Clock for Global Market Crash One Minute to Midnight as Central Bankers Lose Control.” But the real question is: have the central bankers really lost control? To answer that question we have to understand who the central bankers really are and who really controls the global economic system.
Full story:
http://www.newswithviews.com/McGuire/paul266.htm

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Aug 24, 2015 10:56:16   #
bdamage Loc: My Bunker
 
Stock markets in Saudi Arabia, Dubai, Abu Dhabi, and Qatar crashed
Aug. 23, 2015

Stock prices in Gulf states nosedived on Sunday in a massive market sell-off sparked by descending oil prices, with the Saudi and Dubai bourses leading the slide.

The Tadawul All-Shares Index in Riyadh, the Gulf's leading market, shed 549.51 points, or 6.86%, to close at 7,463.32 points.

The kingdom's all-important petrochemicals industry lost 7.94%, while the real-estate sector tumbled 9.50%.

In Dubai, the leading DFM Index slumped 6.96% to close at 3,451.48 points.
Full story:
http://www.businessinsider.com/afp-gulf-stocks-plummet-as-oil-prices-plunge-2015-8

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Aug 24, 2015 14:00:35   #
Blade_Runner Loc: DARK SIDE OF THE MOON
 
bdamage wrote:
Stock markets in Saudi Arabia, Dubai, Abu Dhabi, and Qatar crashed
Aug. 23, 2015

Stock prices in Gulf states nosedived on Sunday in a massive market sell-off sparked by descending oil prices, with the Saudi and Dubai bourses leading the slide.

The Tadawul All-Shares Index in Riyadh, the Gulf's leading market, shed 549.51 points, or 6.86%, to close at 7,463.32 points.

The kingdom's all-important petrochemicals industry lost 7.94%, while the real-estate sector tumbled 9.50%.

In Dubai, the leading DFM Index slumped 6.96% to close at 3,451.48 points.
Full story:
http://www.businessinsider.com/afp-gulf-stocks-plummet-as-oil-prices-plunge-2015-8
Stock markets in Saudi Arabia, Dubai, Abu Dhabi, a... (show quote)
Dow Jones Industrials drop nearly 1,100 points at the opening bell following major selloffs in Asian and European markets, but rebounds quickly, to between 550-650 points -- a loss of 3.6 percent -- on growing uncertainty about China's economy. Oil prices also down, hitting a 6 1/2-year low.

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Aug 24, 2015 14:07:10   #
bdamage Loc: My Bunker
 
Blade_Runner wrote:
Dow Jones Industrials drop nearly 1,100 points at the opening bell following major selloffs in Asian and European markets, but rebounds quickly, to between 550-650 points -- a loss of 3.6 percent -- on growing uncertainty about China's economy. Oil prices also down, hitting a 6 1/2-year low.


Crazy stuff goin' on Blade.

I was told to only pay attention to the last hour.
It's at -350 right now.

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Aug 24, 2015 15:02:46   #
Blade_Runner Loc: DARK SIDE OF THE MOON
 
bdamage wrote:
Crazy stuff goin' on Blade.

I was told to only pay attention to the last hour.
It's at -350 right now.
Taking in the Big Picture, the last hour is irrelevant. These massive drops and rebounds are dangerous, the global market is teetering on the brink.

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Aug 24, 2015 15:27:48   #
bdamage Loc: My Bunker
 
Blade_Runner wrote:
Taking in the Big Picture, the last hour is irrelevant. These massive drops and rebounds are dangerous, the global market is teetering on the brink.


Agreed.

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Aug 24, 2015 17:14:20   #
Blade_Runner Loc: DARK SIDE OF THE MOON
 
bdamage wrote:
Agreed.
Wall Street follows lead of global markets and closes down more than 3.5 percent — nearly 600 points — on growing uncertainty about China's economy.

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Aug 25, 2015 10:33:47   #
permafrost Loc: Minnesota
 
Blade_Runner wrote:
Wall Street follows lead of global markets and closes down more than 3.5 percent — nearly 600 points — on growing uncertainty about China's economy.




Ups and downs seem to be the key words...

U.S. Stocks Jump At Opening Bell After Global Markets Stabilize
[U.S. Stocks Jump At Opening Bell After Global Markets Stabilize]
ASSOCIATED PRESS

US stocks bounce, Dow jumps more than 300 points after China interest-rate cut.

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Aug 25, 2015 11:02:37   #
Blade_Runner Loc: DARK SIDE OF THE MOON
 
permafrost wrote:
Ups and downs seem to be the key words...

U.S. Stocks Jump At Opening Bell After Global Markets Stabilize

ASSOCIATED PRESS

US stocks bounce, Dow jumps more than 300 points after China interest-rate cut.
A sign that the market is becoming increasingly volatile. 1100 points down over the past week. Any idea how much money was lost? It's in the trillions. If the Fed keeps on feeding Wall Street with cyber money and raises, even slightly, the interest rate, hang on to your ass.

Maybe y'all should call Obama wherever the hell he is and tell him to snuff his cigarette, drop the golf club, set aside the Big Mac, and get his sorry ass in gear.

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Aug 25, 2015 12:42:50   #
permafrost Loc: Minnesota
 
Blade_Runner wrote:
A sign that the market is becoming increasingly volatile. 1100 points down over the past week. Any idea how much money was lost? It's in the trillions. If the Fed keeps on feeding Wall Street with cyber money and raises, even slightly, the interest rate, hang on to your ass.

Maybe y'all should call Obama wherever the hell he is and tell him to snuff his cigarette, drop the golf club, set aside the Big Mac, and get his sorry ass in gear.


Yes, I agree that we will see more volatility.. for some time..

Some time ago when I did lose a bunch of my investment, I had to console myself with the view that what I lost was a big part of my gains and had never made it into my hands. That is to say, If you did not actually have something, you can not lose it..

But whatever helps someone deal with it is the best viewpoint...

As per your tirade against Obama, you know full well that I do not agree with you.. So we go our ways.. Have a nice one...

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Aug 25, 2015 15:02:24   #
bdamage Loc: My Bunker
 
permafrost wrote:
Yes, I agree that we will see more volatility.. for some time..

Some time ago when I did lose a bunch of my investment, I had to console myself with the view that what I lost was a big part of my gains and had never made it into my hands. That is to say, If you did not actually have something, you can not lose it..

But whatever helps someone deal with it is the best viewpoint...

As per your tirade against Obama, you know full well that I do not agree with you.. So we go our ways.. Have a nice one...
Yes, I agree that we will see more volatility.. fo... (show quote)


Well I FULLY agree with him on Obama and you need to clean out your ears and scrape that crust from your eyes.
It's all right in front us.
What has this imposter ever done for our country as a whole as opposed to things for VERY small minorityfactions such as the LGBT community, Islam, or women who want abortions.

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Aug 25, 2015 17:53:40   #
permafrost Loc: Minnesota
 
bdamage wrote:
Well I FULLY agree with him on Obama and you need to clean out your ears and scrape that crust from your eyes.
It's all right in front us.
What has this imposter ever done for our country as a whole as opposed to things for VERY small minorityfactions such as the LGBT community, Islam, or women who want abortions.


BD,

After near 7 years I am not going to make a list which would be in the hundreds of items..

Currently I would mention the return of Ford motor to Ohio and the avoided (for now ) boots on the ground war in the ME and I will let it go at that.. Too late for anyone to keep harping over an administration on its last few months..

Look to the future. The mob of candidates for that horrible job is amazing..

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Aug 26, 2015 12:06:01   #
bdamage Loc: My Bunker
 
permafrost wrote:
BD,

After near 7 years I am not going to make a list which would be in the hundreds of items..

Currently I would mention the return of Ford motor to Ohio and the avoided (for now ) boots on the ground war in the ME and I will let it go at that.. Too late for anyone to keep harping over an administration on its last few months..

Look to the future. The mob of candidates for that horrible job is amazing..


FAIL!

Many, many more US soldiers were killed in the ME in 6 years of Obama than with all the presidents before him combined due to his engagement policies and not listening to the Joint Chiefs.

Ford is not a gov entity and the gov did nothing for them....as a matter of fact Ford REFUSED the bailout and forged ahead keeping their investors and stock-holders from losing everything.
Unlike Chrysler and GM where their supporters lost it ALL!!!

Here's my list:

1) ?

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Aug 26, 2015 12:19:59   #
permafrost Loc: Minnesota
 
bdamage wrote:
FAIL!

Many, many more US soldiers were killed in the ME in 6 years of Obama than with all the presidents before him combined due to his engagement policies and not listening to the Joint Chiefs.

Ford is not a gov entity and the gov did nothing for them....as a matter of fact Ford REFUSED the bailout and forged ahead keeping their investors and stock-holders from losing everything.
Unlike Chrysler and GM where their supporters lost it ALL!!!

Here's my list:

1) ?


BD,

Your point on the solders does not seem right, do you have a source to back it up?

The Ford return is not about laws or bailouts, but rather the overall atmosphere in our nation. If Ford felt this was not the best location for the factory, they would not be returning to the US...

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Aug 26, 2015 12:29:19   #
bdamage Loc: My Bunker
 
permafrost wrote:
BD,

Your point on the solders does not seem right, do you have a source to back it up?

The Ford return is not about laws or bailouts, but rather the overall atmosphere in our nation. If Ford felt this was not the best location for the factory, they would not be returning to the US...


You don't really want my source frosty.....you want me to show you something so you can deny it and discredit any source I provide.
These leftist tactics are getting old.
Show me where I'm wrong.....how's that?

Your Ford argument is lame and not provable.
They make their own business decisions.
That is why they elected to build a huge plant in Mexico and ship the products here thanks to NAFTA.

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