snogaraleal

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“Down the Rabbit Hole” – The Eurodollar Market Is the Matrix Behind It All(t1mproject.medium.com)
2 points by snogaraleal 6y ago|0 comments
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by snogaraleal 6y ago
After Veritas, I can’t even imagine the garbage that FB must be hiding.
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by snogaraleal 6y ago
What did the Northern European say to the Southern European? "You're doing it wrong, the debt goes in the private balance sheet, not the government ."
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by snogaraleal 6y ago
Let's continue exposing leaders who don't know where money comes from. "German states appeal to U.S. Congress not to withdraw troops" https://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-germany-military-idUS...
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by snogaraleal 6y ago
Meanwhile, Europe's non-performing loan ratio rises to 3% while US stays at 1%. Go figure. The only fact-denying is Europe Inc. hiding balance sheets and pretending everything is fine while the ECB bends over backwards to save the Euro
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by snogaraleal 6y ago
Wow. Way to take a trip to the imagination zoo. It's simple. You undermine the public order, you are held accountable. If the boss doesn't want to do the job, the boss of the boss will do it. What the hell do political donations h
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by snogaraleal 6y ago
Yet it seems to have changed nation-wide in order to accommodate those who are "protesting". You can't get it both ways.
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by snogaraleal 6y ago
What's funny is that it doesn't matter whether it was improving or not. Law is law. You don't stop chasing criminals just because criminality is down.
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by snogaraleal 6y ago
It's not the window breaking that justifies federal intervention, it's the local government acting as if the Rule of Law was optional that justifies federal intervention.
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by snogaraleal 6y ago
>> If that were the case than there’s no point in having a political system, is there? Yes there is. It’s like court, you have prosecution and defense. >> They don’t oppose for the sake of opposition like you’re suggesting. I di
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by snogaraleal 6y ago
Disclaimer: I'm not a big fan of Trump The job of the political opposition is to oppose. What the democrats have done in the last 3 years is a whole new level of bitching. And they haven't learned anything, they seem to be followi
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by snogaraleal 6y ago
I'm not an American. Many of us foreigners watching the US think that what's killing you people isn't Trump himself, but the obsession that "progressives" have with that man. Democrats have spent years hating on Tru
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by snogaraleal 6y ago
The EU can't even keep itself together. Think about that for a second.
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by snogaraleal 6y ago
I'm from an Italian-Spanish family from South America (grandparents emigrated to the New World during World War II), and I lived in Europe for 5 years (studying abroad). When people think of currency, they tend to focus on the supply s
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by snogaraleal 6y ago
Amateur journalists use the term “EU” to refer to anything and everything related to Europe: the Commission, the Council, the Parliament, the National Governments, the ECB, etc. Sometimes even the continent of Europe is referred to as “the
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Kyle Bass Makes Audacious Bet on Hong Kong’s Currency Peg Collapsing(marketwatch.com)
1 points by snogaraleal 6y ago|0 comments
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by snogaraleal 6y ago
The US manufacturing produces things that Europeans can buy, but in some instances US companies can't compete with their heavily subsidized European counterparts. At some point Trump got angry at us and said "OK no tariffs, but AL
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by snogaraleal 6y ago
@kaveh_h You can downvote all you want if it serves you as a distraction to avoid counting the money. Maybe you can do one downvote for each dollar in the EU surplus with the US.
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by snogaraleal 6y ago
What are you talking about? The EU runs a current account surplus with the US, and it's a protectorate of the US through NATO. Europe is absolutely delusional and ungrateful.
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by snogaraleal 6y ago
The Yuan is heavily managed. If there was no PBOC intervention in FX markets the Yuan would fall 50%, and that’s before any capital even leaves. The PBOC is running low on FX reserves relative to the demand that they have to serve. I’ve see
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by snogaraleal 6y ago
The problem with China is that it has taken a hostile non-cooperative approach, ie it’s acting in bad faith. This is evidenced by its diplomatic failures with the region and with the world. The CCP is using economic leverage to coerce small
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by snogaraleal 6y ago
Protecting the freedom that you enjoy.
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by snogaraleal 6y ago
China is a totalitarian regime quickly turning the entire world, not just the US, into its enemy. The relationship is whatever China makes it to be.
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Dollar Liquidity Crisis: The End Game for China (With Brian McCarthy)(youtube.com)
2 points by snogaraleal 7y ago|0 comments
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by snogaraleal 7y ago
It's also worth noting that the financial elites and the CCP aren't really doing business, they're committing fraud and theft. China isn't exporting productivity, it's exporting deflation and corruption. Arguably, t
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by snogaraleal 7y ago
China's "Great Leap Forward" starved 30 million people to death. So yeah a planned economy "can serve people better", if it doesn't kill them first...
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by snogaraleal 7y ago
China has proved that (i) it has access to vast rich western consumer markets, and (ii) that a dirty dubious economy with no transparency produces cheaper goods than a well-regulated one.
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by snogaraleal 7y ago
> We see before us a huge community of producers the members of which are unceasingly striving to deprive each other of the fruits of their collective labor Except the number of people in extreme poverty worldwide has decreased...
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Apple hands €14.3bn in back taxes to reluctant Ireland(theregister.co.uk)
18 points by snogaraleal 8y ago|4 comments
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by snogaraleal 8y ago
This post is making a point about leadership more than anything, not equity. It's saying that the easiest way to have a consistent line and to operate without hesitation is to have a dominant co-founder or, at least, a dominant visio

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