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Could QE3 Trigger a U.S. Depression?

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    #11
    Liberty I think Japan has been experienceing
    deflation for the past 20 years now.

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      #12
      liberty . . . enjoy your comments, they
      are on-the-money.

      but believe risk of deflation could impact
      the crude oil market ahead. natural gas is
      certainly deflationary. credit
      deleveraging still in its early stages

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        #13
        My mom(60's) and i where collecting coins from my
        earliest memories,just as a hobby to have some from
        each year,we would take a break for a decade or so
        then go at it again.

        So now when she looks at the values her mouth
        drops,i try explaining to her about the metal content
        of coins has changed,nickel no longer have
        nickel,pennies no longer have copper,thats why they
        have to get rid of the pennie now because metal
        content value is yada,yada,yada.

        So should we sell and put the money in the bank,she
        asks?

        I would guess 99 out of a 100 people would actually
        think this is a good idea.

        To hell with diversification.

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          #14
          http://www.bloomberg.com/video/gross-gold-a-better-investment-than-bonds-stocks-67gICY2RTwy3MytiYpX8jg.html


          PFFFFFFF!!!!!!!The worlds largest money manager said what about bonds and what about gold in the final seconds?????????????

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            #15
            U.S. / Cdn labor numbers out this
            morning.

            U.S. labor force now the smallest since
            1981 (pre-Reagan era). 96,000 jobs
            created last month, well below 125,000
            expected.U.S. unemployment now 8.1%


            Cdn unemployment steady at 7.3%, but
            more jobs created in August (34,300)than
            expected.

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              #16
              I imagine these job numbers offer bernanke more
              resolve to go ahead with QE3.

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                #17
                Green et, el;

                Qe3 etc has been going on since the 1930's. China is the KING of QE... Japan is a good example of the result.

                As long as humans decide to go to work tomorrow... commerce will happen... and the system keeps functioning.

                China has as much to lose as the US.

                What can we do about qe3? ZIP. None of us is doing too badly... last I checked there was food in the fridge... and fuel in the pickup!

                Cheers!

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                  #18
                  Wonder so should one buy some gold bars and put that away for emergency? Would be nice to be able to do what the Chinese are doing. But money hording is what they do. Against our religion to money horde here.

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                    #19
                    [video=youtube;]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=[/video]

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