Currency Wars and World-wide Deflation

After all of our comments about world-wide deflation and currency wars, and after a huge volume of hits on our web site, TV has finally made its first comments today using our exact words.

“Currency wars” is now a popular term, and people are now in fact using the words “world-wide deflation.”

Do not be fooled by an inflationary threat from printing money as you may be led to believe. That is a head fake.

We have already made our most important opening moves, have you?

Wall Street has made its opening moves and is advertising the opposite. Don’t get fooled.

Watch Out!! :)

Did you see the move this week?? It's public information now. Did you get left out?

What TV wants you to believe...

TV is paid for by the Street. Unless you believe diabetes medication can spend $5B per year in ads.

We do not believe, don't get duped.

Don't be the ground zero target for a rip off(!)

Don't get left out.

Wow, here comes the middle and end game...

Oracle for now has dropped any storage attempts as we said and is now stepping up to the semiconductor-buyout podium, that's OK - it could still be TI and Google to want to spend cash - do you know who the potential targets are? We do.

Watch Out! Inside Deal is Hitting. Obvious This Week or Next.

We heard there was some inside information passed on that led to a Wall Street character video today.

We don't like inside trading, but we understand it.  Do you?

Don't get left out of moves this week.

Currency wars escalated by FOMC 9/21...

What would you do if your homeland currency was suddenly overvalued or undervalued with respect to another major currency?

We know exactly what to do. Don't get left out.

If you send us $1 US, we can most likely send you $2 US sooner than one year.

What is your historical rate of return on your assets? Don't get left out.

Worldwide Deflation

The three largest economies of the world are the U.S., China, and Japan.

The U.S. is effectively printing dollars to combat deflation.  No one calls it printing money.  It's called maintaining the Fed balance sheet.  It's the same thing, i.e. insert cash into the economy that would not otherwise be there.

BOJ and the Japanese government went a little farther this week and it's pretty much printing yen as a counter to worldwide deflation.  This is basically called protectionism.

China needs to do nothing unusal since they already have a continuous currency protection program.

The Euro valuation has already caused huge U.S. equities market loses in 2010 and will continue to do so.

Nations have begun currency wars.  There are plenty of ways to lose money at the present time but also some intelligent ways to make money.  Don't get left out.

Beginning of September Trading

We are happy the market has up-ticked in early September.  We are using this as an opportunity to effectively short sell at the present time.  Don't get left out of ways to profit from the deflationary cycle.  The cycle cannot end quickly.