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That is 100% what every country in history that has reached unsustainable debt levels has done. Either through currency devaluation, hyperinflation or just plan default. The USA will be no different. Only question is how long the charade can continue.

One of the nicest designs of recent years. I still like simpler designs like 2004 and 2009 the best For $80 it better not come with any milk spots! :lol:

Well then perhaps you should have titled your thread 'Will the Perth Mint remain govt owned?' Or at least posed that question in your opening post and saved a whole lot of confusion.

I don't understand the question. Safe for who ? If you are just a customer buying their product, who cares ? Most of the discussion in this thread is pointless. Do you care about the safety of Origin if you are just a customer buying their gas ?

guess milk spots won't be much of a concern at the moment

So that explains why my searches don't pick up much of these any more Now that you've posted it here yours won't either :lol:

Do you follow Malcolm's Facebook Fan Page too ? :lol:

http://mitsloan.mit.edu/groups/template/pdf/Zhang.pdf perhaps there is also the logic that if all the algos are programmed to hunt and exploit the same trading patterns then they will amplify those patterns

My view of the future is that US external debt growth cannot continue indefinitely. One day, the rest of the world will lose faith/trust/whatever in the US govt and the US dollar will collapse. Or the US fed will purposely make this happen as a way out of the US debt burden that can never be...

$2.60 and rising

retire to the bahamas

Well those guys at Long Term Capital thought they knew what they were doing too

Hang on didn't silversale say there was still another big drop ahead ?

It was so successful for Zimbabwe

Once interest rates start to rise the bond market will start falling and take stocks down with it. Once the rest of the world rushes to get out of U.S. bonds that will also take the U.S. Dollar down It is inevitable

don't know but you would never get one of these for less than $200 anyway $7k is steep but I saw one of these once at at Downies auction and it sold somewhere around $2k I think

Really ? In the space of 18 months the price went up 3 times and then back down again. Are you really trying to say physical supply and demand changed that drastically in that short time period ? Oil fields don't just suddenly appear and disappear. But contracts do. Your chart is long term...

Except that the real world is limited by physical reality and the futures markets are not You just have to look at the oil price chart over the last 10 years to see that Did the real world have such a massive physical shortage of oil in 2007/2008 that the price went from $50 to $140 ? And did...