2012 Economic melt down, not natural disaster?

We now see that some are predicting 2012 Economic melt down instead of 2012 natural disaster meltdown.

We could see Asian market melt down, sooner than 10 years that I predicted as we are going through faster global economic cycles triggered by financial market - monetary policy manipulation.

The US Economy is based on massive debt spending after millions of Americans spending their life saving, home equities, and going through financial disaster. The long term down-side economic cycle has delayed since 1990s with various economic and financial stimuli, therefore, the impact of the long term downside cycle is harder and longer.

Credit market reality: http://trend-signals.blogspot.com/2009/11/fed-mammon-is-using-asian-economy-as.html

I commented the following for months.: Predictable ~

It is reasonable and predictable that China will be on the list of the world's bankrupted countries along with major European countries and the United States within 20 years, if not in 10 years.

I commented on targeting and enslaving Asians using monetary policies. We now have more evidences that it is quite probable as China is reporting that Beijing has loaned $1.27 trillion in new loans in the first nine months of 2009. The pattern is quite similar how mammon is enslaving the world as converting nations with materialistic brainwash, then, wipe all out using monetary policies, economy, and market manipulation as we have seen in the United States and Europe.

This is an articulate article.

• Mark it down: Disaster in 2012
  No, not the end-of-the-world movie variety. Soul-sick Wall Street's falling prey to old habits.

Treasury direct ~

There must be a direct line between Goldman, the Fed, and Treasury Geithner. Daily balancing of cash/bond trading based on Bernanke, Blankfein, Beshel, Geithner, etc.

How easy it is to pump markets using printing machine. The Fed, Ben as a contrarian, has to fade the American realistic bearish frugal outlook. Because we have bearish sentiment and realism about US Economic condition in a longer term in addition to massive foreclosures which many are going through, the Fed Bernanke is continuing to fade American bearish sentiment, and it appears to be that Americans may be getting smarter and learning to be frugal. After Americans and European economic collapse bankrupting nations, we now have Asians who can still spend their savings. Would they learn from westerners?

• • Move Into High-Quality Stocks Could Move Market Higher

    The market will be challenged by plenty of economic news in the coming week, as investors look for signs the recovery is taking hold. But the market could trend higher as investors rotate into higher quality names.

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The Fed juggling USD, financial markets, and US debt is quite transparent over the longer term comparative analysis showing how the great American wealth is nicely transferred to a few hands over the last few decades. This is more transparent when you can see the relationships among Europeans financial markets, war histories, American financial markets, and now Asian economy and financial markets. Many Americans lost or spend life-savings during the last decades because of Tech and R.E. bubble/crash, and it will takes many years to rebuild; however, seeing what is happening to European national debts and wealth disparity, the doom will continue even though we are hearing good old America propaganda, especially competing with Asia and Africa, good old USA will not be the same for long time, if not never. Stock market levels do not depict true economic and financial conditions.