{"id":3114,"date":"2022-10-13T09:33:50","date_gmt":"2022-10-13T00:33:50","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/hjhwpsft.shop\/?p=3114"},"modified":"2022-10-13T09:33:50","modified_gmt":"2022-10-13T00:33:50","slug":"i-dont-want-to-spend-this-much-time-on-bet-how-about-you-2","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/hjhwpsft.shop\/i-dont-want-to-spend-this-much-time-on-bet-how-about-you-2","title":{"rendered":"I Don’t Want To Spend This Much Time On Bet. How About You?"},"content":{"rendered":"\n

Please note that in the first spin I actually make an error and mean to bet 14 and 9 but in error, I wrote 14 and 19. Number14 wins and so it\u2019s no problem, other than pointing out that it would have been another double winner! It\u2019s probably a good bet that more that just 20 Saudi tanks have been damaged. Skulker; this feat increases your ability to hide and land attacks with advantage, this is particularly good for rogue who relies on stealth more than other builds. \u2019. The Bundesbank president, a member of the governing council of the European Central Bank who has called for Greek banks\u2019 \u20ac89bn liquidity lifeline to be scrapped, said it needed to be \u2018crystal clear\u2019 that responsibility for Greece lay with Athens and international creditors, and not the ECB. And it will have the advantage of keeping the bloggers who cared the most about the content of their blogs and who chose to retain the risk of their own future success. So if you have a series of Bubbles with six or seven year lives, you\u2019re discussing an overall Bubble span of a couple decades (or more).<\/p>

\u2018I am about to repeat what I said at this time last year and the year before.\u2019 Even a stopped clock is right twice a day\u2026 And, in the end, the Bubble prognosis should be recognized as right or wrong – not at a point in time but with regard to the overall cycle. And the weaker the dollar – the more required buying and \u201crecycling\u201d of surfeit global dollar balances right back into the Treasury market. Babson had been predicting a decline in stock valuations since the market took off in 1927. He was the first to acknowledge that his pessimism was hardly news. First of all, the \u201cPeriphery of the Periphery\u201d is an unfolding unmitigated disaster: With EM generally encompassing the global \u201cPeriphery,\u201d the likes of Venezuela, Ukraine, and Argentina demonstrate accelerated deterioration. In \ubc14\uce74\ub77c\uc0ac\uc774\ud2b8<\/a> , \u201cPeriphery to Core\u201d analysis holds that financial crises originate at the \u201cPeriphery,\u201d home to the riskiest and most vulnerable borrowers. \u201cPeriphery to Core\u201d analysis turned much more complex and nuanced throughout this prolonged global government finance Bubble period. I have posited my case for the \u201cGranddaddy of All Bubbles.\u201d I believe the current \u201cglobal government finance Bubble\u201d is the finale of a historic multi-decade Bubble period.<\/p>

Black men have left, and how dare I stab at the one thing that\u2019s helped. Strangely, Eichengreen simplifies the revisionist view to about one sentence where he claims that responsibility for the crash and Depression rests with adherents to an ill-advised \u201creal bills doctrine.\u201d Why an economic historian would chose to so readily dismiss such rich and pertinent debate regarding Credit dynamics and repercussions; financial flows, market speculation and Bubbles; and monetary management, is beyond me. I think HuffPo is conceding that the color was heightened, and the “No” in the headline relates only to the inference about why it was heightened. I found it helpful to further delineate sector dynamics – to incorporate \u201cPeriphery of the Periphery\u201d and the \u201cCore of the Periphery.\u201d Similarly, there is the \u201cPeriphery of the Core\u201d and the \u201cCore of the Core.\u201d Over recent months, heightened stress had made it to the \u201cPeriphery of the Core\u201d (Greece, commodity-related stocks and high-yield debt, in particular). The crisis broke through to the \u201cCore of the Core.\u201d I would expect crisis dynamics to now speed up. So \uce74\uc9c0\ub178\uc0ac\uc774\ud2b8 \uc8fc\uc18c<\/a> appears \u201cCore of the Periphery\u201d dynamics have reached the point where crisis dynamics shift from \u201cslow-mo\u201d to high-speed. More importantly, conditions at the \u201cCore of the Periphery\u201d – the likes of Brazil, Mexico, Russia, Malaysia, etc. – now suffer rapid \u201cvicious cycle\u201d deterioration.<\/p>

Analytically, China occupies an integral spot in both the \u201cCore of the Periphery\u201d and the \u201cPeriphery of the Core.\u201d China\u2019s unfolding financial and economic crisis will either directly or indirectly impact virtually all global markets and economies. Yet the \u201cCore of the Core\u201d had remained immune to global forces – that is until this week. And each week I see important confirmation to the thesis that this global Bubble has been pierced. This was a key week from the perspective of my analytical framework. I see the ongoing energy and commodities collapse supporting the view of the end of the historic Chinese Bubble period. Dividends and buybacks will be responsible for supporting a market where the median stock in the Standard & Poor\u2019s 500 Index is trading at 18.2 times earnings, putting it in the 99th percentile of historical valuation\u2026 Over the past year, things at times seem to be playing out in super slow-mo in HD. Keepsakes? Christine Deaton is on today\u2019s front page announcing that her family is taking over the Paramount Theater in old town Casa Grande. The Bubble Issue should be front and center for analysis and debate. First of all, you and your analysis will be discredited, and the bigger the Bubble the more complete and utter the disparagement.<\/p><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"