The Dollars Abyss - It's a SHAM WOW

[decoy409]

Why look at the debt note dollar index surge,but there is nobody home on WS. Best call PPT on the red phone.

[decoy409]

PPT and the debt note is happy at the end of this day. Just look at it drop after close.

www.theice.com/productguide/ProductDetails.shtml?specId=194

[decoy409]

Yeehaa!

Quote: US Dollar
75.988
-0.693 -0.89%
quotes.ino.com/chart/?s=nybot_dxyo

Alright! New territory. Come on baby,do the 70 twist!

Since I started this thread I did so to show by tracking the demise of course in which I have avidly done for years. It was finally time to keep the tally posted.

[decoy409]

Conviction and Rebuilding,say,that is food for thought!

research.stlouisfed.org/fred2/series/DTWEXM?cid=105

SEE Gold HISTORICAL Chart on Page Link Below For: MULTI YEAR GOLD 1975-2011 www.kitco.com/scripts/hist_charts/yearly_graphs.plx

[decoy409]

Think those charts (above) were stunning, this one is even more HILARIOUS!!! ;D

www.zerohedge.com/sites/default/files/images/SeanMaloneRiseFallDollarLarge.jpg

[decoy409]

#157 & #158 why there is no denying those. As that dollar index continues to nose dive as it has year in and year out the old debt note becomes more and more vulnerable. Masked reports and infusions into the market at astronomical costs is no way to raise the dollars 'actual' value but only a way to hide it. And that value as clearly pointed out has dwindled down,down,down.
She slipped from the mid 77's in just the past few weeks to as of now
75.978
-0.703 -0.90%
in a matter of weeks and has shown no stable signs outside of the Puppet Theatre hype. It's a whole different view backstage. I say that this baby is over ripe for having it's bottle taken away. Let's take it away and watch the baby cry.

[decoy409]

#157 - #158 - #159

And today's (so far),

US Dollar
75.796
-0.245 -0.32%

quotes.ino.com/chart/?s=nybot_dxyo

Slip sliding away......Slip sliding away......

[decoy409]

Cha-Cha-Cha! How low can you go?

US Dollar
75.614
-0.427 -0.55%

Why it's a 'NEW' low.

That's right! Just keep pouring the old debt notes in. Why not! After all we have managed to surpass printing more in the past 3 years alone than in our entire history of our debt dollar fiat note! Greater vs Less theory.
And yet some still think that magic will happen and it will 'all' be paid back. ;D

I have made substantial profits when I was a young kid playing Monopoly. Of course it's no different than in today's times as printed paper is just that although still working (for now) although the value has gone away...away...away.

So who wins and who losses? Well Greater vs Less teaches that answer.

Quote: Gold Advances on Investor Demand for Alternative to Gyrating Currencies
www.bloomberg.com/news/2011-03-18/gold-increases-for-third-straight-day-on-haven-demand-amid-libyan-turmoil.html

[decoy409]

Gyrating currencies,why that matches a gyrating WS! That's funny!

[frankq]

Mar 15, 2011 15:17:52 GMT -5 decoy409 said:

Quote by Frank Q. : And Decoy, you are missing the point of why it is being (SDR's) considered as well as the benefits to many countries, including ours. You also fail to acknowledge that the idea is decades old.

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Sorry Frank Q. but that does not fly. See I have been watching and tracking the developments for years. And things really started getting good in just the past year alone.
Fail to do what frank q.?

Oh fail to give you any credit because as a investor,as you certainly have not been keeping up with things.

No Decoy, you failed to understand that what you report as "news" happens to be a decades old concept. As usual, you skirt the issue with a nonsense response about tracking developments for "years." Had you been actually doing so, you would have known that the idea, as well as the practice, has been around since 1969.

Special Drawing Rights were created in 1969 in support of the Bretton Woods system of fixed exchange rates to alleviate the shortage of U.S. dollar and gold reserves in the expansion of international trade.[1] The SDR is defined as a weighted sum of contributions of four major currencies, the euro, the US dollar, the British pound, and the Japanese yen, and is reevaluated and adjusted every five years, and computed daily in terms of equivalent United States dollars.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special_Drawing_Rights

[frankq]

You really need to find a job Decoy...

[verrip1]

Well, UDN, the etf which is bearish to the USD versus the basket has moved up about $1.50 from $26.50 per share over 3 months. Over 6 months, it was much more of a rollercoaster, with no clear trend.

Yes, there's short term negativity in the USD. Not intense, but something I have about 1% of portfolio because it's working. I don't fear for the collapse of the US or the world economies. It's just that the USD is something to be short on right now. I really don't expect a large return, just a positive return. As soon as that changes, I'm out.

[decoy409]

I won't copy and post 'all' of the lie remarks,however here is a BOLD LIE as it shows directly the incapability of a tweeked brain,

Quote by Frank Q. : And Decoy, you are missing the point of why it is being (SDR's) considered as well as the benefits to many countries, including ours. You also fail to acknowledge that the idea is decades old.

Read more: notmsnmoney.proboards.com/index.c....6#ixzz1GhXSCUpq

Sorry Frank Q. but that does not fly. See I have been watching and tracking the developments for years. And things really started getting good in just the past year alone.
Fail to do what frank q.?

Oh fail to give you any credit because as a investor (you call yourself) you certainly have not been keeping up with things.



No Decoy, you failed to understand that what you report as "news" happens to be a decades old concept. As usual, you skirt the issue with a nonsense response about tracking developments for "years." Had you been actually doing so, you would have known that the idea, as well as the practice, has been around since 1969.


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Nothing like showing what you 'DON'T KNOW' but rather try to discredit. Shame,shame franklyn q.

You see back at the old MSN MT I shared quite a bit as to the years of watching this unfold and one of the great pieces I shared was a UN meeting with the IMF back in the 60's. So your staement makes you out to be a fool for those that are here from MSN MT and have followed the Decoy 409 POST read exactly as I stated.
Nothing good comes from lies franklyn q. and you will figure that out. Your a very slow learner,but you will come around hopefully.

See q. what you posted above is known as slander. You don't know really anything but you do try to pretend. You have a lot of learning to do kid. Maybe instead of making ice cubes you should go back to school as you seem to want to play but have a very hard time adding 1 + 1. But that's ok son,someday possibly you will learn a little so don't give of hope.

verrip1, I simply do not see the basis for your call,

Quote: Yes, there's short term negativity in the USD.

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Short term?
research.stlouisfed.org/fred2/series/DTWEXM?cid=105
www.zerohedge.com/sites/default/f....DollarLarge.jpg

Those two charts show end term,not short term. Those show a dwindling decline or a constant loss,not gain.

[frankq]

Decoy,

I didn't lie about anything. If you are too stupid to read then I can't help you. The "world currency" you refer to is the SDR which does, and has, existed for quite some time. Welcome to the 21st century. What have I slandered? You have no reasonable response so you start your bullshit, which is no surprise because it is the canvas and oils by which you work. And I use the term work loosely in your case. Again, here is a quote FROM YOUR SOURCE: info.themicroeffect.com/?p=1643

"The idea is that the IMF should activate its dormant powers to issue Special Drawing Rights. These SDRs would expand their role over time, becoming a “widely-accepted means of payments”.

Mr Bloom said that any switch towards use of SDRs has direct implications for the currency markets. At the moment, 65pc of the world’s $6.8 trillion stash of foreign reserves is held in dollars. But the dollar makes up just 42pc of the basket weighting of SDRs. So any SDR purchase under current rules must favour the euro, yen and sterling."

So there you have it from the source you cite in your own post pud. Next time read the entire article. LOL !!!

[frankq]

"See q. what you posted above is known as slander."

Actually, anything WRITTEN is known as LIBEL. Get a DICTIONARY and refer to it before you post idiot.

[decoy409]

Do I have to continue in following you around to simply point out how laxed you are?

#166 clearly points out your worthless contribution by slander.

And a little input on topic here,your old fiat debt driven note likes the NEW LOW of the 75 range. But that is moving once again LOWER.

CHA! CHA! CHA! How LOW can you go?

[frankq]

No, but you can continue to post things that are disputed by your own sources and show how stupid you are....

[decoy409]

franklyn,franklyn get a life.

[frankq]

Ok. I've given your threads enough life for one day. Check out that dictionary.....

[decoy409]

franklyn..put down the bottle and half crocked attitude. Go enjoy the day!

No need for one such as yourself to concern yourself with things that you can not control.

[frankq]

Mar 15, 2011 10:43:58 GMT -5 decoy409 said:

Sure,I will keep on the topic that is happening although ignorance amongst some runs strong. Why let me put a piece of the puzzle in for you,

Quote: March 10,2011 US backing for world currency stuns markets
US Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner shocked global markets by revealing that Washington is “quite open” to Chinese proposals for the gradual development of a global reserve currency run by the International Monetary Fund.
info.themicroeffect.com/?p=1643

Oh!!My God!!! It's....IT"S!!! SDR's!!!! Holy shit! They have only been around since 1969!! Decoy Breaks the case wide open!!!!!!!!

[frankq]

I guess the NWO and the Illuminati are taking their time.......... I mean, why rush World Domination,,,,,,,

[decoy409]

franklyn,take a break your potty mouth is even coming to life,

Quote: Oh!!My God!!! It's....IT"S!!! SDR's!!!! Holy shit! They have only been around since 1969!! Decoy Breaks the case wide open!!!!!!!!

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I know you miss your friends when they are not around here but perhaps you might find doing something productive will help you feel better. Just a thought.

No need to worry just keep that PROFIT going is all you have to do.

[decoy409]

Here is another really funny one for Manipulation World this morning!

Go have a look at the ICE DOLLAR INDEX. See that GIANT upward move this morning and take a look at the Manipulated Market for the same time. 200 points up....

But even more funny as it no sooner gets pumped up and just like that the old debt note falls off the cliff they made and down to 75.5.......

Now imagine how well that will go over shortly at a very 'Fast' and upsetting climb and crash.........

[decoy409]

Too funny!!! ;D

Go see the alps (and the valley below) at the ICE DOLLAR Index. Mt sights are set on 74 as 75 looks to be the NEW play field. Market Up! Profit Up!

[decoy409]

Remember that old REO SPEEDWAGON tune, 'Shakin' it loose tonite',
well they better shake something loose tonite as the old fiat driven world wide debt note is losing ground quickly. Playing in the 75 is very difficult and expect the belt to be lowered a notch to the 74 range in the days ahead.

[decoy409]

So as the old debt note decreases daily now,just when does Market Up! Profit Up! become irrelevant?
I like playing cards,and I will take the two for one exchange anytime.

[decoy409]

Say,we might not have to wait until evening for the NEW LOW of playing the magic 74

US Dollar
75.394
-0.245 -0.32%

The temperature is dropping steady.

[jarhead1976]

More disappointing news .... Monday, 21 March 2011 09:20
Fed Approves Taxpayer Fleecing
Written by Jason Kaspar

On March 18th, the Federal Reserve announced that dividend increases and share repurchases would be allowed for many of the major bailed-out banks. Wells Fargo wasted no time announcing they would raise their dividend payment to $0.12 per share, up from around $0.05. Goldman Sachs announced the buyback of $5 billion of Warren Buffett preferred shares, which will subsequently boost the common share dividend for Goldman equity holders.
Perhaps the most disturbing fact about the Fed’s “free pass” to banking shareholders is that banks are still not lending. In fact, banks continue to expect zero loan growth and even possible contraction.

Russell Napier recently released a piece entitled “QE2 Failure – Sell US Equities” in which he points out that, based on conversations with the five largest United States banks, the CLSA bank team estimates that these banks need “to run down, sell, or restructure as much as $642 billion of their loans over the next three to five years.” As Napier explains, if the final number ends up being $500 billion, it would represent a 5.5% contraction of total bank credit – an economy-stifling squeeze.

One of the Fed’s public frustrations has been the lack of bank lending, which is necessary in order to truly expand the money supply. But by allowing dividends and share repurchases, they are consequently permitting a decrease in banking capital levels. Could this be a bell-ringing moment for the Fed?



Furthermore, with housing prices once again declining (and hence banking collateral), the banks’ balance sheets are weakening. With the Case-Shiller home price index hitting new lows, Corelogic estimates that the total amount of negative equity in the United States housing market has surpassed $751 billion.

[Virgil Showlion]

Jarhead, since I was just there reading about this...

Treasury Quid To Banker Pro Quo: "You Can Raise Dividends If You Buy My Toxic Mortgages":

To all those wondering why the Treserve scrambled on Friday to allow banks to resume paying dividends (even something as downright hilarious as Citi's $0.01...Is that the lowest recorded dividend yield in history?) here is your answer. The Treasury just announced it would sell its $142 billion MBS portfolio, supposedly to the same banks who are now using their cash on the books to satisfy shareholders too. The Treserve will sell $10 billion per month depending on market conditions, meaning a downtick in the market will now crash not only that given day's POMO (a UST market operation), but also have a reflexive impact on the entire MBS trading complex. As usual we can't wait for Directive #1 which will make selling any share an act of treason.