Europa okrenula u plus lagano
Jezus
opet ameri počinju sa ogromnim prometom.
Promet je po meni dokaz da se kod USA ipak nešto mijenja.
Idu oni do 9500-10000 a onda tko zna.
Nešto se muče ovi ameri.Izgleda jadni ne znaju ni sami šta bi.najbolji bi im bio produljeni vikend.
Nešto se muče ovi ameri.Izgleda jadni ne znaju ni sami šta bi.najbolji bi im bio produljeni vikend.
Pogledaj promete pa ćeš viditi da se ne muče.
Veliki promet, a ameri trenutno na nuli.
Pametnom dosta.
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Mislio sam na smjer.što se tiče prometa odnosno $$$$$ toga imaju na bacanje.vidio si ovo sa AIG-om,bez srama i stida.Nikad im dosta.Dabogda ih ………….
Za sada je mirno al s obzirom da je danas "Quadruple Witching" moglo bi biti jako zanimljivo do kraja dana
Veliki promet, a ameri trenutno u minusu.
Pametnom dosta.
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Uvijek prijem kad su amerikanci u crvenom. Samo da ne prijeđe u naviku. [wink]
opet naša jadna europa završava u crvenom.Zašto-zna se.(nije ono)
*****Fed planning 15-Fold Increase in US monetary base*****
http://www.marketskeptics.com/2009/03/fed-is-planning-15-fold-increase-in-us.html
by Eric deCarbonnel
The fed is planning moves that would more than double its balance-sheet assets by September to $4.5 trillion from $1.9 trillion. Whether expressing approval or concern over the fed’s move, most commentators fail to understand the real magnitude of the projected expansion of the US monetary base because they don’t take into account the amount of dollars circulating abroad.
At least 70 percent of all US currency is held outside the country, and this means the US monetary base is considerably smaller than the fed’s overall balance sheet. Take, for example, the true US domestic money supply at the beginning of September 2008, before the fed started its quantitative easing. From the Federal Reserve’s website, we know that currency in circulation was 833 Billion. This translates as 583 Billion dollars circulating abroad (70 percent), and 250 Billion dollars circulating domestically (30 percent). Since the bank reserve balances held with Federal Reserve Banks were 12 billion, that gives us a 262 Billion domestic monetary base as of September 2008. Now compare that to the projected US domestic monetary base for September 2009 which is 3,818 billion (4,500 billion – 583 billion (dollars circulating abroad) – 99 billion (other fed liabilities not part of the money supply)). The fed’s planned balance sheet expansion results in a 15-fold increase in the base money supply.
262 Billion = US monetary base as of September 2008 (minus dollars held abroad)
3,818 Billion = projected US monetary base in September 2009 (minus dollars held abroad)
3,818 Billion / 262 Billion = 15-Fold Increase in US monetary base
This is a staggering devaluation of the US currency! That means for every dollar that existed in America in September 2008, the fed is going to created fourteen more of them!
*****Fed planning 15-Fold Increase in US monetary base*****
http://www.marketskeptics.com/2009/03/fed-is-planning-15-fold-increase-in-us.html
by Eric deCarbonnel
The fed is planning moves that would more than double its balance-sheet assets by September to $4.5 trillion from $1.9 trillion. Whether expressing approval or concern over the fed’s move, most commentators fail to understand the real magnitude of the projected expansion of the US monetary base because they don’t take into account the amount of dollars circulating abroad.
At least 70 percent of all US currency is held outside the country, and this means the US monetary base is considerably smaller than the fed’s overall balance sheet. Take, for example, the true US domestic money supply at the beginning of September 2008, before the fed started its quantitative easing. From the Federal Reserve’s website, we know that currency in circulation was 833 Billion. This translates as 583 Billion dollars circulating abroad (70 percent), and 250 Billion dollars circulating domestically (30 percent). Since the bank reserve balances held with Federal Reserve Banks were 12 billion, that gives us a 262 Billion domestic monetary base as of September 2008. Now compare that to the projected US domestic monetary base for September 2009 which is 3,818 billion (4,500 billion – 583 billion (dollars circulating abroad) – 99 billion (other fed liabilities not part of the money supply)). The fed’s planned balance sheet expansion results in a 15-fold increase in the base money supply.
262 Billion = US monetary base as of September 2008 (minus dollars held abroad)
3,818 Billion = projected US monetary base in September 2009 (minus dollars held abroad)
3,818 Billion / 262 Billion = 15-Fold Increase in US monetary base
This is a staggering devaluation of the US currency! That means for every dollar that existed in America in September 2008, the fed is going to created fourteen more of them!
A blebetali su da će EURO propasti. E moji Ameri.