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PLEASE SHARE AND REMIX THE MAX MALONE VIDEO TO YOUR OWN CHANNEL
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PLEASE SHARE AND REMIX THE MAX MALONE VIDEO TO YOUR OWN CHANNEL
Saturday, December 7, 2013
Fully Exposed - The Obama Invasion of Syria (Please Share)
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Fully Exposed - The Obama Invasion of Syria (Please Share)
Saturday, September 28, 2013
In a Fast-Food Joint, Please Don"t Be This Guy
(Newser) – Blogger Charles Clymer makes a plea for decency by recounting in the Huffington Post a recent visit to McDonald’s. A man sitting at a nearby table spilled his drink, let it pour onto the floor, and then simply moved to another table. “Don’t clean it up,” he told his wife. “That’s what these people get paid to do.” Clymer’s response: He asked the manager for a mop and bucket, and cleaned up the mess himself as the couple watched.
The wife looked chagrined and apologized, but the husband said nothing and left the store. “These people” are often hard-working, low-wage workers who do not double as slaves, writes Clymer. “It doesn’t matter your station in life: You do not get a pass on being considerate to others,” he concludes. “Don’t be that person who gets publicly embarrassed because you were a jerk.” Click for the full post.
In a Fast-Food Joint, Please Don"t Be This Guy
Saturday, September 14, 2013
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Wednesday, May 29, 2013
Equity markets: Please, sir, I want some more
JAPAN’S stock market fell around 7% today (averaging the Nikkei 225 and Topix performance) in what is probably a rational piece of profit-taking after the market’s phenomenal rally. The Nikkei started the year at 10,395 and had hit 15,627 before today’s plunge – a virtually uninterrupted 50% rise. Reading the news reports, you can see two main reasons cited for the fall; some weak Chinese PMI data and yesterday’s testimony from Ben Bernanke. Both have a sufficiently broad impact to explain why other stockmarkets are falling today.
Turning to the Chinese PMI first, investors have been worried for some time that the economy might be shifting from a 9-10% growth rate to a (still impressive) 5-6%. One could see this year’s fall in commodity prices as an indication of the same sentiment. It is worth noting that, given China’s rapid growth rate, a fall in the manufacturing PMI does not convey quite the same gloomy message as it does in the west. Capital Economics calculates that
At face value, a sub-50 reading signals that manufacturing is contracting. In practice though, the PMI has averaged 49.8 over the past 12 months, with industrial output expanding 9.5% y/y over the same period.
Nevertheless, the decline in the new orders component may be a bad sign for the rest of the global economy, given China’s role in world trade. Over in Europe, the PMI came in rather better than expected, at 47.7 for the composite measure, although it still points to contracting GDP.
The markets have been able to shrug off weak data in the past because central banks will ride to the rescue. So that is why they obsess over the minutiae of Ben Bernanke’s statements. The text was initially taken as dovish, warning of the risk of “premature tightening” but in the Q&A, he said that if there were improvement in the economic data and
we have confidence that that’s going to be sustained then we could in the next few meetings take a step down in our pace of purchases
This seems a classic “on the one hand, on the other” formulation. Note also that he was not talking about stopping QE or indeed about reversing all the asset purchases, just slowing the rate of accumulation. It shows how dependent the equity bulls are on QE that sentiment could be so badly hit by such an adjustment. Simon Smith at fxpro commented that
The message is markets have to remind themselves that in many ways they are living on borrowed time and the Fed is doing their level best to prepare them for the fact that they cannot continue to buy $ 85bln of assets a month forever. We could well be headed for a much more volatile summer.
He might be right about the volatility although I suspect that central banks, including the Fed, will not sit idly by in the face of either a big fall in the stockmarket or a sharp rise in bond yields. After all, the “wealth effect” is one of the reasons they cite for the US recovery, tentative as it is.
I’ve suggested in the past that once you go down the path of using monetary policy to support asset prices, it’s very hard to escape from it; indeed that is the lesson of the last 30 years. It is another form of moral hazard, like paying off a blackmailer; the markets always want more.
Equity markets: Please, sir, I want some more
Sunday, May 19, 2013
No German Tanks Please, Hungarian Premier Says
By Veronika Gulyas
- MTI/MTVA Tibor Illes
- Viktor Orban at Friday morning’s radio interview
Hungary’s Premier Viktor Orban detested a play of words by German Chancellor Angela Merkel on Thursday by saying Hungary wants no German cavalry to be sent to Hungary.
“Germany [at one instance] sent its cavalry to Hungary in the form of tanks. Please don’t send them again. That wasn’t a good idea then. It didn’t work out,” Hungary’s Prime Minister Viktor Orban said in a radio interview on Friday.
The mention of cavalry echoes an earlier debate between Ms. Merkel and her political contender, former German finance minister Peer Steinbrueck, who is Germany’s Social Democratic Party candidate for Chancellor of Germany in the 2013 federal elections. Ms. Merkel represents Christian Democrats in the race.
“We should not always send out cavalry,” Ms. Merkel said Thursday, in response to Mr. Steinbrueck’s criticism of Hungary, who said he wouldn’t “exclude the possibility that Hungary has to leave the EU.”
Ms. Merkel was referring to Mr. Steinbrueck’s comment from back in his ministerhood. He then criticized Switzerland for its banking secrecy, saying in the past one may have sent in the cavalry to tackle such a problem.
Hungary is widely criticized for its constitutional overhaul. Many critics, such as the European Union and the U.S. say a recent legal change curbs the powers of the constitutional court and threatens the rule of law in the country.
The European Parliament has been discussing ways how Hungary could amend these issues. The Parliament will hold a debate in June based on a report by Rui Tavares, the body’s rapporteur for fundamental rights.
After Mr. Tavares’ report was published earlier in May, the EP’s Liberal Group recommended that the EU initiate proceedings against Hungary under Article 7 of the EU Treaty. This article allows suspending voting rights if a member country’s actions pose a clear risk of a breach of the EU’s common values, or if a member state is in serious breach of those values.
Ms. Merkel on Thursday said changes need to be made where Hungary’s constitutional reforms aren’t in accordance with European treaties.
Answering a question whether Hungary should be excluded from the EU, she said: “We shouldn’t be talking about exclusion; then we have no influence anymore.”
(Susann Kreutzmann in Berlin contributed to this article)
No German Tanks Please, Hungarian Premier Says
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