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Vecchio 15-07-10, 09:09   #1 (permalink)
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e l'America ..ringrazia

sembra un paradosso..ma è la realtà.
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What this means for investors is the premium on safety and liquidity should remain high. Yields on Treasuries, Bunds and gilts can remain at historically low levels. This view contrasts with mainstream orthodoxy that government yields must rise along with soaring debt-to-GDP ratios.
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Emerging markets generated a savings flow of about $10,000bn last year alone, a 200 per cent rise over the past decade.

While institutional limitations in emerging markets prevent them from generating a sufficient volume of safe assets, advanced economies have no such limitations. In today’s world of free-flowing capital, rational bubbles will tend to develop in economies with deep financial markets, ie, advanced economies with strong property rights, streamlined bankruptcy procedures, flexible financial systems and low risk of government expropriation
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insomma i soldi vanno verso quell'America che qualcuno qui
voleva morta e sepolta....
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sembra un paradosso..ma è la realtà.
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What this means for investors is the premium on safety and liquidity should remain high. Yields on Treasuries, Bunds and gilts can remain at historically low levels. This view contrasts with mainstream orthodoxy that government yields must rise along with soaring debt-to-GDP ratios.
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Emerging markets generated a savings flow of about $10,000bn last year alone, a 200 per cent rise over the past decade.

While institutional limitations in emerging markets prevent them from generating a sufficient volume of safe assets, advanced economies have no such limitations. In today’s world of free-flowing capital, rational bubbles will tend to develop in economies with deep financial markets, ie, advanced economies with strong property rights, streamlined bankruptcy procedures, flexible financial systems and low risk of government expropriation
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insomma i soldi vanno verso quell'America che qualcuno qui
voleva morta e sepolta....
calmati, esci e distenditi, mi sembri un pochino paranoico
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Vecchio 15-07-10, 09:20   #3 (permalink)
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calmati, esci e distenditi, mi sembri un pochino paranoico
beh se io sono paranoico..lo sono anche quelli del FT
che pubblicano sti articoli ad minkiam...
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p.s. ma tu hai capito di che si parla ? mi sa di no..
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beh se io sono paranoico..lo sono anche quelli del FT
che pubblicano sti articoli ad minkiam...
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p.s. ma tu hai capito di che si parla ? mi sa di no..
mi riferivo al tuo commento più che all'articolo
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Ramirez, una domanda, ma LAVORAVI DALL'UNIEURO....
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Ramirez, una domanda, ma LAVORAVI DALL'UNIEURO....
Fa niente se cambio la tua frase in : lavoravi ALL'unieuro...
in ogni caso la risposta è no...
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sembra un paradosso..ma è la realtà.
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What this means for investors is the premium on safety and liquidity should remain high. Yields on Treasuries, Bunds and gilts can remain at historically low levels. This view contrasts with mainstream orthodoxy that government yields must rise along with soaring debt-to-GDP ratios.
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Emerging markets generated a savings flow of about $10,000bn last year alone, a 200 per cent rise over the past decade.

While institutional limitations in emerging markets prevent them from generating a sufficient volume of safe assets, advanced economies have no such limitations. In today’s world of free-flowing capital, rational bubbles will tend to develop in economies with deep financial markets, ie, advanced economies with strong property rights, streamlined bankruptcy procedures, flexible financial systems and low risk of government expropriation
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insomma i soldi vanno verso quell'America che qualcuno qui
voleva morta e sepolta....
l'america si indebita sempre di più.Non ha più nemmeno il primato del manufatturiero che aveva da un secolo
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l'america si indebita sempre di più.Non ha più nemmeno il primato del manufatturiero che aveva da un secolo
vero s'indebita. Ma a che tassi ?
Gli USA hanno o possono avere tutti i primati che vogliono.
Se non hanno quello manifatturiero è perchè gli va bene così.
Quando ilgioco si è fatto duro..è stato l'Euro a barcollare
mica il dollaro..
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vero s'indebita. Ma a che tassi ?
Gli USA hanno o possono avere tutti i primati che vogliono.
Se non hanno quello manifatturiero è perchè gli va bene così.
Quando ilgioco si è fatto duro..è stato l'Euro a barcollare
mica il dollaro..
gli usa sono in declino e i primati che continuano a perdere li irritano
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In our view, this flight to quality to Treasuries (and other dollar-denominated securities) has been quite fortuitous for the US as it has reduced our cost of money across the economy at a critical time.

ecco, appunto..e l'America ringrazia.
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Consider the following: 1) The private sector has created jobs for six straight months; 2) Capacity utilization has increased to 74.1 in the latest month from its low of about 68 last year; 3) the credit markets have improved dramatically, allowing larger corporations to access the capital markets again; 4) The stock market has rebounded some 60% from the lows of March 2009, creating substantial demand for goods and services from consumers (if only from wealthier consumers); 5) Corporate profits are rising sharply (mostly on increased productivity), and increased profitability should eventually stimulate investments in new employees and equipment
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tutto finito ? certo che no.
Ma meglio ora o il giorno del crollo LB ?
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