What is Ben Bernanke doing?
- He doesn’t want any of his word to break the market down; so he chooses his words carefully when he speaks
- He is concern over the US inflation rate of less than 2% even with so much of QE – this would be scary because US might end up like Japan – DEFLATION
- He is concern over employment – the fortune 500 Companies are doing well with all this QE but they are not employing enough to make a difference is the employment – he wants it to go to 6.5%
- He is also concern over the US Consolidated data which he wants it to be more consistent
- He is also concern over the US Stock market sudden crash like the one in 2008 – if too drastic monetary policies is made
What is in the pipeline?
- Reducing the QE is an important part of slowing down easy money and stop creating a deflation soon if they don’t do it
- Borrowing cost should not be too low
- Interest Rate adjustment soon
- Ensuring the unemployment rate to 6.5 by end of this year
In Conclusion
- Start buying USD for Long Term investment
- Unload commo Stocks if you have any
- Unload Australia Dollar
- Unload GOLD and related ETF’s
- Unload Banks Stocks
- Buy Japanese Stocks – with Cheap Yen
- Buy Australia Stocks w – with cheap Aussie Dollars
- Be ready to Short S&P 500 & Oil- Signs of Slowing down are already here
What is Mario thinking?
- Reduce interest rate further to stay competitive?
- Will he be able to solve Unemployment rate in Europe as a Whole?
- Will he be able to handle Spain, Italy, Greece & France crisis which is on the line to burst?
- Will he start a currency War with other countries?
- Will he be able to pay all the bonds that have been sold – or is he creating deeper grave?
In Conclusion
- I don’t see any future in Europe
- I don’t see any reason for me to buy EURO
- I don’t see why Euro will allow their currency to be strong and damage their economy further
- Sell Euro on all New High
- Sell Euro on any bad news
What is the Prime Minister Rudd of Australia Thinking?
- Will he be able to bring the country Debt down?
- Will he be able to stay competitive with China slowing down?
- Will he be able to maintain the country GDP & EMPLOYMENT on track?
In Conclusion
- He together with Glenn Stevens WILL do anything possible to keep the Aussie down to 0.70cts against USD to stay competitive
- He will have do more to stay competitive as their biggest investor China IS SOON GOING TO SQUEEZE the banks with easy borrowings
- If the China Bubble burst that could crash the AUSSIE DOLLAR – I am always at “Short Position” for any new high for Aud
What is Abe – the Prime Minister of Japan thinking?
- He will and ensure that Japan reached 2% inflation and get out of Deflation
- He will win the election today and push ASO & KURODA to do more
- He is focusing on Growth and not on the weakness of the currency – which is impossible – without JPY being weak they can’t and never be competitive in this market
- He will push BOJ to do more soon
In Conclusion
- The USD/JPY will hit 115 by end of this year or earlier
- Nikkei Index will cross 20,000 by end of this year – with Cheap JPY – as many will buy into Japanese stocks that has value rather than keeping cash which is going to depreciate – just like the US Stock Market 0 when the USD was cheap
- Borrowers will return USD dollar back to the FED and start borrowing from Japan
What is China Prime Minister Thinking?
- Will they really going to reform the financial industry in China?
- Will they slow down easy borrowings?
- Will they be able to keep the 7.5% GDP growth for the next 6 months?
- Is he handling the Property bubble well or will he not?
- Will he allow the Yuan to rise and be the Reserve Currency in 10 to 15 Years time
In Conclusion
- China is slowing down and be ready for more shocks that is in the Pipeline
- China Slowdown will surely affect everyone around the world and not the US
- China problem ripple is going to be 5 times worst than the Lehman Brother issue
- Asia will not be spared
- Have enough money to grab cheap properties across Asia soon
- Sell AUD at all new highs





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