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Admin [Offline]
03:00 25/8/10

of het nu zo slim is om allemaal in heineken te gaan
en in onroerend goed.

Betreft mijn vriend de onroerend goed adviseur:

wegblijven uit die shit. Wordt nog slechter.
Winkels staan leeg, woningen moet goedkoper anders niet te verhuren. Kantoren: wachten tot er 15% gesloopt is.

Niet instappen!!!!

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wanderer [Offline]
09:02 25/8/10
slipknot® 4,40
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orca [Offline]
09:01 25/8/10
tkh lkkrrrr
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orca [Offline]
09:01 25/8/10
The 10-year Ireland-to-German bond spread has risen to 318 bps, and is now above the peak during the European crisis in May. The peak in May was 306 bps.

The 10-year Greece-to-German bond spread is now 885 bps, just below the peak level of 963 bps in May.
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orca [Offline]
08:59 25/8/10

In his latest letter, Pimco's Bill Gross explains why neither he, nor his fund, are some bloodthirsty vampire squid, monopolizing the bond market: all he wants is the greater social good, which can only be perpetuated by endless government subsidizes of the housing ponzi. What follows is truly entertaining: "Having grown accustomed to a housing market aided and abetted by Uncle Sam, the habit cannot be broken by going cold turkey into the camp of private lending. The cost would be enormous in terms of yields – 300–400 basis points higher than currently offered, crippling any hopes of a housing-led revival to the economy. And why do I and PIMCO support this view? Is it some self-interested, money-making plot to allow us to dominate the bond market? Hardly. Any investor would recognize that it’s better to have a 6 or 7% yield instead of 3–4%, so it would be better for PIMCO to let the Administration flood the private market with non-guaranteed, private mortgage product and let us vultures feast on the pickins. No, the self interest rests on “Que” Street. If the housing market continues to be government dominated, then the points from originations and the fees for private insurance would all of a sudden disappear. The vested interest lies on Wall Street, not Newport Beach or Main Street." Of course, should the government go cold turkey on the housing ponzi, we leave it up to our readers to conclude what would happen to Pimco's over $1 trillion in rate exposure: here's a hint - a 300-400 bps drop in prevailing spreads will mean game over for the magnanimous Mr. Gross overnight. So yes, what's good for everyone (even as nobody really cares about rates with pretty much everyone paying down, not raising debt), just happens to be very, very, very, very good for Pimco. q.e.d.
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orca [Offline]
08:20 25/8/10
“At this point, the Bank of Japan no longer has the option of doing nothing at their next meeting” scheduled for Sept. 6-7, Dai-Ichi’s Shinke said. “It’s likely to announce something. The question will be whether they’ll wait until the September meeting or they’ll go ahead and call an emergency meeting.”

maar wát kunnen ze nog doen? nog meer qe-en, nog meer verruimen, of gaan ze voor iets nieuws, de zweedse variant zeg maar?
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orca [Offline]
08:18 25/8/10
gevecht om 1050 te houden.
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orca [Offline]
08:15 25/8/10
en downgrade ierland lees ik net
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orca [Offline]
08:02 25/8/10
goedemorgen!
ploppertje <312, fti 1048, usd 1,2636, fgbl 133,76
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orca [Offline]
08:01 25/8/10

yen wat lager op geruchten dat yap bank gaat intervenieren

ga je gang Yapbank.
fossielen zijn jullie

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wanderer [Offline]
07:57 25/8/10

Azie bloedrood

nikkei weer min 2% net boven de 8800 tevens laagste punt van de dag.
1.2644
kroet blijft unexpectedly unchanged 71,60

we kunnen vandaag afzinken richting 300 om eerst maar eens te testen


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wanderer [Offline]
07:56 25/8/10


nimen hao


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wanderer [Offline]
07:53 25/8/10
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