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Original von tclaw
[Ist sicher ne Möglichkeit, dass er etwas unter Zeitdruck steht, jetzt ist September und jemand sagte mal vor Monaten:
Ende 2007 steht Herr Eichelburg entweder als Messias oder als Idiot da.
MfG
Inzwischen steht aber Jim Sinclair, dessen Wissen um das globale Finanzsystem das von Herrn Eichelburg doch um einiges übertreffen dürfte, in puncto Alarmismus kaum mehr nach. Allerdings geht er nicht von einem ständig nach hinten revidierten Kollapstermin aus, sondern sieht bis spätestens 2012 nun aber wirklich alles in Asche liegen. Das Übel bleibt das Gleiche : uneinbringbare, ständig anwachsende Schuldtitel, die bislang seit Jahrzehnten einfach weitgehend unreguliert angehäuft, verbrieft und an einer echten Marktsituation vorbei verschoben wurden. Er geht von dann astronomischen Rohstoffnotierungen aus. So an der Kante habe ich ihn noch kaum schreiben gesehen, mit Vergleichen gar zur Weimarer Hyperinflation, wie sie ja zu jedem Katrastrophendiskurs auch aus weniger berufenem Munde gehören:
My Dear Friends,
It is not coming – it is already here.
I am convinced that all that has been anticipated since 1968 has now occurred. I see the mountain of over the counter derivatives which, when including all types, exceeds USD$30 trillion. It is shaking quite badly.
The situation now resembles the Weimar Republic in the sense that the Weimar case study is predicated on planned currency destruction to avoid war reparations that got out of control. The present situation is based on the ultimate sin of greed called over the counter derivatives. This mountain of unfunded special performance contracts is shaking and will, as a product of declining US business activity and profits, fall.
Before the fall of the unimaginably big mountain of garbage paper, ALL world central banks will in concert prime the pump any way they can figure out how to. Priming for this purpose has no practical way of being drained. What is going to get out of control now is monetary inflation to offset the shaking mountain of over the counter derivatives. The process of the fall is in progress and will be history by 2012 or SOONER.
Simply stated this is it, today, now! Think the best, but protect yourself under a worst case scenario.
There is no more “if this happens that will happen” scenario. It has already happened, and the Formula applied internationally is going to bull all commodities to a level that even the wildest (rational) bull cannot not even verbalize. The dollar is headed below the estimates of the biggest (rational) bear.
I take what is said here very seriously. What I have just said I have never said before.
The over the counter shaking mountain of derivatives can’t be fixed by trying to hide it. The problems cannot be fixed by any interest rate action. The problem will not even be fixed by a monetary inflation of unprecedented amounts. The problem is coming home by 2012 or much SOONER.
Keep in mind that over the counter derivatives generally have the following characteristics.
Without regulation.
Without listing on public exchanges.
Without standards.
Therefore not in the least bit transparent.
Therefore without an open market of the bid/ask type.
Dealt in by private treaty negotiations.
Without a clearinghouse.
Unfunded without financial guarantee of any kind.
Functioning as contracts of specific performance.
Financial character or ability to perform is totally dependent on the balance sheet of the loser in the arrangement.
Evaluated by computer assumptions made by geek, non market experienced mathematicians who assume religiously that all markets return to their normal relationships regardless of disruptions.
Now in the credit and default category alone considered by accepted authorities as totaling more than USD$20 trillion in notional value.
Notional value becomes real value when the agreement is forced to find a real market for ending the obligation which is how one says sell it.
http://www.jsmineset.com
grüsse
auratico