Re: Where the nest Asian financial crisis will emerge...

Of course u will never admit that u benefited
from reading my postings.
If u had not why then u still keep on reading it
even when I ask u not to.
As far as taking me on, u have oleady been finished
off and discredited.
As I said, no body not even god is 100% accurate.
Yes I admit I made the wrong call on Arroya. What is
the big deal when I have made so many predictions which
turn out ok. That u keep on harping on this one issue
show how bankrupt of ideas u r to take revenge on me
for making an idiot out of you.

"Holy Smoke" <atheist@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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You can't think, just copy and past without any thought!

You know nothing about economics, judging from this post, with the dumb
comment like "blood on the street."

You know nothing about current affairs, judging that Arroyo is still the
President of The Philippines.

You want to teach others? You flatter yourself, but we all know you are a
dumb ass.



"truth" <truth@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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teach him to think.
teach him about simple economics.
teach him about current affairs.

"Lobert" <Lobert@xxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Teach ? Teach what ?

truth wrote:
Oh yeah.
U read my posting because they teach u a thing or
two. U r jealous of me and after being shame by
me a few times over Australian welfare and property
issues, u are only too eager to have one back at me.
sori lah, u r just not up to the task to take on me.
go make love to alexx and he will send u on free holiday.

"Holy Smoke" <atheist@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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I read your postings to see how stupid you are and at the same time
enjoy being entertained by your stupidity.
You seem to be the product of rote learning, just spew out you have
been fed, without any idea of analyzing what you were fed.


"truth" <truth@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Why u want to read my posting then ?


"Holy Smoke" <atheist@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Sure, if I wait a few years, Arroyo would also be out of office.
Then you can come here and proudly claim that your prediction is
true?

What a dumb ass.






"truth" <truth@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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I remembered ur skepticism to my posting
on the bullishness of W Australian properties a
few years ago. Look at them now.
U r an ignorant fool.


"Holy Smoke" <atheist@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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"truth" <truth@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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The fx exposures of the japanese speculative
customers are about US$15 trillion according to
BOJ officials. Due to the low interest rate of
the Yen, the Japanese have been transfering
their funds overseas to get higher interest rates.
The Japanese are not speculating! they are making a rational
business decision. They transfer their overseas to earn higher
interests while the foreign borrowers enjoy lower interest rates
that otherwise possible without the yen. It is a win-win
situation.



When these people reverse their positions
the yen will rocket and global interest rate will
hit the roof. There will be massive blood on
the street as well.
What a bad conclusion.
Here are 4 reasons why:

1. It takes massive increment in investments in Japan to attract
high enough interest rate for the Japanese to unwind their
position and bring their money home. With a mature economy such
hugh investment requirement it is unlikely to happen in the
forseeable future.

2. Unless the Japanese suddenly decided to spend like there is no
tomorrow there is no chance in hell, that they will need their
money back. NO NEED to unwind their position.

3. As a nation of savers, it is natural for the Japs to park their
money where it earns the highest interest. No reason for these
people to reverse their position when interest rate in Japan is
likely to remain low.

4 The world learn from Dr. Mahatir (obviously you did not learn,
or are incapable of learning) in the 1997 financial crisis. Any
crisis today will be met with the same solution. Crude it may be,
but it works. Even IMF admitted that it works. Because it works,
financial crisis is a thing of the past.

Please don't sell snake oil here.











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