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Ojalá que me equivoque pero creo que esto tiene peligro.
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Tenéis razón tú y los Goldbugs, el problema es el de siempre, que tener razón demasiado pronto es igual que equivocarse, a veces incluso peor.
Y se puede estar de acuerdo con muchos puntos del artículo, pero esto lo pueden estirar 1 año más, 10 más, a saber ...
Al fin y al cabo toda esta vaina arranca con Nixon, como muy bien recuerdan en el artículo, y cuando lo de Bretton Woods muchos de los foreros ni habían nacido.
Como dicen los abogados a sus clientes
"No sólo hay que tener razón, además te la tienen que dar"ienso:
Hay que tener razón en el fondo (la idea) y la forma (el timing) como dice Neutron.
Con la forma estoy muy contento, me va bien :::
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La famosa cueva de la que suelo hablar, para gente como yo es una metáfora, para los pechopalomos irredentos es el destino irremediable :::
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Get ready for stocks to drop 25 percent: Pro
Jeff Morganteen | @jmorganteen
42 Mins Ago
CNBC.com
Fed antiestéticars return for this pro
Friday, 28 Mar 2014 | 8:03 AM ET
We've been living under a cloud of financial repression for the last four to five years, says Jay Jordan, The Jordan Company chairman & managing principal, sharing his worries about the pace of the Fed's tapering and its impact on the markets.
Once the Fed begins to truly reduce its massive bond buying program later this year, markets could see a quarter of their value wiped off the books, a private equity pro told CNBC on Friday.
Jay Jordan, founder of the Jordan Company, issued the dire warning during an interview on CNBC's "Squawk Box," saying a 25 percent drop could extend to all asset classes. He blames the monetary policies of former Fed chair Ben Bernanke for artificially inflating asset prices through super-low interest rates.
Lawrence Bossidy, former CEO of Honeywell, agreed with the basis of Jordan's warning, but not the numbers. He called Jordan's forecast an "alarm."
"I question the depth of the decline," Bossidy said on "Squawk Box." "I don't think we're going to go down 25 percent."
Jordan warned investors of financial "chaos" that could embroil the U.S. market as the Fed tries to re-balance its unprecedented $3.5 trillion balance sheet.
"It's not just stocks, it's all assets," Jordan said. "We've been living under the cloud of financial repression for the last four to five years."
Jordan said investors need only to look at what happened in emerging markets earlier this year to see how U.S. markets will react once the Fed ends its easy money policies.
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"There's a big speculative bubble out there," Jordan said. "You've seen it start in the emerging markets. It's already facing us. Their currencies are getting destroyed. Their GDPs are getting destroyed."
One way the Fed could avoid such a drastic drop in asset prices would be to charge negative interest to banks with billions worth of holdings at the central bank, Jordan said. That would force banks' deposits to flow back in to the market and create an "ebullient economy," Jordan said.
"It hasn't affected us yet, but it could very easily," Jordan said. "I'm nervous about that. I may be wrong. I'm usually wrong about these things."
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No Federal Reserve in history has had to deal with such a big balance sheet, Jordan said. The central bank spent trillions under Bernanke as he tried to save the financial system during the 2008 crisis and revive the slow-moving recovery from the ***owing recession.
no aguante ... pensaba que teníamos un refugio seguro llegado el momento :ouch:
Bertok dimisión :no:
Compradas unas Deoleo a 0,44.
Rompiendo los 0,425 y además con importante volumen puede estar realizando un HCHi para buscar los 0,485.