- Euro's Worst to Come as Derivatives Show Greece Hammerlocking ECB on Rates •Emerging-Market Stocks, Won Rally as Fed May Keep U.S. Interest Rates Low •Provopoulos Confident Greece to Meet `Very Ambitious' Goals on Deficit Cut •Gridlock Is Good for Bernanke Dollar in Fight Over Audit of Rate Decisions •Schlumberger Weighs Drilling Future With $11 Billion Acquisition of Smith •Moore Capital Not Betting on Greek Default as European Union Bailout Seen •Japan Hoarding Treasuries Foils Dealers Seeing High Yield in China Retreat •Obama Will Endorse New Rules to Limit Health-Insurance Premium Increases •NATO Air Strike in Afghanistan Kills as Many as 33 Civilians in Minibuses
FED EASY way of money fleecing via financial markets, and who would not want to kiss the FED rottenchild. Would it be correct to say that if you are speaking against the corruption, you are at least stepping into right path? We must love Bernanke, Obama, da boyz, but must hate the rotten corruption -- so far, Ron Paul is a few who are walking in lighted path. We now have millions of people who should be hoping for Heaven only after Jesus returns as they have no hope in this earth while rotten pigs are enjoying their earthly heaven. You know what Jesus said about those who are enjoying earthly heaven, aka riches, and you know what you need to do when you believe in God.
Technically, markets closed near at pivots and we are still seeing FED Bernanke is hyping markets. Based on that, we can only speculate that he still has trillions to distribute while hyping markets.
$COMPX 2243.87 2.16 0.10% 2,114,353
$INDU 10402.40 9.50 0.09% 1,187,800
$INX 1109.17 2.42 0.22%
Millions of Unemployed Face Years Without Jobs
http://www.cnbc.com/id/35506249
Broken government
http://www.cnn.com/2010/POLITICS/02/21/poll.broken.govt/index.html?hpt=T2
Chart galore http://stockcharts.com/def/servlet/Favorites.CServlet?obj=public&cmd=show&disp=RED
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Fed rottenchild da boyz corruption = the enemy of GOD, YAHWEH
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