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ARE THEY RESETTING THE RATES!!!!

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Oct 9, 6:48 PM EDT Finance leaders fail to resolve currency dispute By MARTIN CRUTSINGER and HARRY DUNPHY Associated Press Writers WASHINGTON (AP) -- Global finance leaders failed Saturday to resolve deep differences that threaten the outbreak of a full-blown currency war. Various nations are seeking to devalue their currencies as a way to boost exports and jobs during hard economic times. The concern is that such efforts could trigger a repeat of the trade wars that contributed to the Great Depression of the 1930s as country after country raises projectionist barriers to imported goods. The International Monetary Fund wrapped up two days of talks with a communique that pledged to "deepen" its work in the area of currency movements, including conducting studies on the issue. World Bank President Robert Zoellick said the rising economic tensions reflected a weak global recovery. "A lack of growth accompanied by high unemployment is having consequences," Zoellick told reporters at a news conference concluding the IMF-World Bank meetings. "There is a danger that countries will turn inward and, as a result, international cooperation falters. This could be dangerous." The communique essentially papered-over sharp differences on currency policies between China and the United States. The Obama administration, facing November elections where high U.S. unemployment will be a top issue, has been ratcheting up pressure on China to move more quickly to allow its currency to rise in value against the dollar. American manufacturers contend the Chinese yuan is undervalued by as much as 40 percent and this has cost millions of U.S. manufacturing jobs by making Chinese goods cheaper in the United States and U.S. products more expensive in China. China has allowed its currency, the yuan, to rise in value by about 2.3 percent since announcing in June that it would introduce a more flexible exchange rate. Most of that increase has come in recent weeks after the Obama administration began taking a more hardline approach and the U.S. House passed tough legislation to impose economic sanctions on countries found to be manipulating their currencies. Chinese officials continued to insist that their gradual approach to revaluing their currency was best, and that faster movements risked destabilizing the Chinese economy. Various other nations, including Japan, Brazil and South Korea, also have taken steps to keep their currencies weaker in an effort to increase their exports. And in the United States, expectations of further monetary easing by the Federal Reserve have driven the dollar down significantly against the euro and other major currencies. IMF Managing Director Dominique Strauss-Kahn said he did not view the outcome of the IMF discussions as a failure. He said they set the stage for further progress at the upcoming summit of leaders of the Group of 20 nations in November in Seoul and at future IMF meetings. The G-20 includes traditional economic powers such as the United States and Europe along with fast-growing economies such as China, Brazil and India. "I am not disappointed," Strauss-Kahn told reporters about the outcome of the two days of talks. Strauss-Kahn acknowledged that significant differences also remained on the question of reforming the IMF by giving China and other fast-growing economic powers greater voting rights and representation on the IMF board. The G-20 leaders are supposed to endorse a deal on IMF reform at their November summit. Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner on Wednesday raised the possibility that awarding greater power to China in the IMF should be linked to an increased willingness of that country to reform its currency system. But Oxfam, an international aid group, criticized Geithner's comments. "The currency war cannot be used to hold IMF reform hostage," said Oxfam spokesperson Pamela Gomez. "The IMF can't do its job unless emerging economies are at the table." On Saturday, Geithner told the IMF's policy-setting panel that the organization must begin to speak more forcefully about how countries manage their currencies. The IMF's concluding statement did pledge to work for "stronger and evenhanded surveillance to uncover vulnerabilities in large advanced economies." Strauss-Kahn said he would personally participate in the annual economic reviews of the world's five or six largest economies, a group that would include the United States and China. But private economists were not impressed with the IMF's new commitments on surveillance. "The IMF ratcheted up the focus on exchange rate surveillance a few years ago and then eased off under pressure from China," said Eswar Prasad, a trade professor at Cornell University. French Finance Minister Christine Lagarde said Saturday that a successful resolution of the currency dispute with China would require a cooling of over-heated rhetoric about currency wars. "In a war, there is always a loser and in this situation there must not be a loser," she said. --- Associated Press writer Luis Alonso contributed to this report.

sounds like Star Trek, Mr. Spock talking about when matter and anti-matter collides. what happens? nothing, they both cease to exist

dum man here!! hey, sexy pic there!!

If November 8 is the "Real Deal"... Our focus this week is personal strategic planning because we are now just 5-weeks out from what predictive linguistics informs us is a high probability a 'tipping point'. If you think this is something to be taken lightly, I'll remind you: The last tipping point we had in Clif's data over at www.halfpasthuman.com was back in the summer of 2001 which was what? 60-days in advance of the Twin Towers attacks of 9/11. this one looks to be 10-1000 times larger in its impact. So this week, a review of what some of the possibilities are, but even more importantly, a start on personal planning to be ready for whatever the event is - just in case this tipping turns out orders of magnitude greater than the 9/11 tipping point in 2001...since that's what it looks like right now.

UPDATE FROM CLIF JUST PUBLISHED: http://www.halfpasthuman.com/deathcampusa.html

WHY WOMEN ARE NEVER DEPRESSED? They never have to open doors. They never have to open doors. They never have to open doors. They have an unlimited supply of a "commodity' that always in demand. Men will even kill other men for it. Even way back, Adam sold his soul for it. Who, me a chauvinst?? Nah.......... btw- on which forex exchange is that commidity traded? i wanna trade sums for my ex..

and another thing, do ppl really need the webbots or ed dames or ??? to see that things are so f**ked up?? does anynone really need to tell you this? ppl shut off their instincts because they dont really want to beleive something is true, because if it is, then they have to admit that they are in deep sh*t and may not be able to climb out of it. but it is what it is. so if someone realizes that the situation is FUBAR, then they must ask themselves the qustion, "how long can this continue like this before something really bad/big happens???" i mean if youre bleeding bad and you just put a band aid on it, how long would you expect to do that before something really bad happens, like yo bleed to death? not very long. yes, we will all be dinar millionaires and may have to spend 1/2 of it on guns, protection, electric genrators and stored food, IF there is anything left to buy? and i am not a pessimist, just dont like what i see and have been seeing for quite some time now. if it this bad now, what about your children and g/children? what future do they have?? take the dinar and move to iraq?? (FUBAR- F**KED UP BEYOND ALL REPAIR)

just want to add, that i have heard of clif before, just hadnt kept up with his interviews or reports. for those that dont know, clifs premise is that humans 'as a group' are clairvoyant so for example, if one or two ppl are talking about and saying that the dinar will revalue on oct. 12 for instance, it doesnt have any predictive value, or very little. but, if say 10000 ppl are talking about who dont know each other nor have any other type of contact, ie., thats its a contrived conversation, then THAT does have predictive value. in case youre wondering where he gets his 'data', he has created a web spider taht scan millions of lines of written conversation throughout the net', ie., from blogs, chatrooms, forums, anywhere discussion is presented (probably including this one!) then his software digests it looking for key words and phrases. thats how he does it. btw- so start talking up the dinar and all pick one date. we know that it wont be rigged conversation 'cause noone on this forum knows one antoher!

BOMBSHELL HERE!! just got done listening to clif high of webbots talking about his last report just produced and he says that one way or the other, he is done producing webbot reports. you remember that clif high/webbots produces the predictive language software that predicts major events before they happen, like earthquakes, tsunamis, etc. he also correctly predicted 9/11 60 days before it happened. now he says to watch out for nov. 8-11 of this year. SOMETHING BIGGER THAN 9/11 IS COMING!!!!! it will have between 10 to 10000x the impact of 9/11 the event will leave ppl talking about it for 2 months later RIGHT OR WRONG, IT WILL BE HIS LAST WEBBOTS REPORT either way then, he states its his last report. if he is wrong, he will have lost ALL credibility, noone will pay for his reports anymore, as in 'noone' will buy them. IF HE IS RIGHT, THEN THERE WONT BE A NEED FOR THE REPORTS ANYMORE. THERE WILL BE MUCH BIGGER PROBLEMS TO WORRY ABOUT THAN READING A REPORT. MAYBE NO LIGHTS TO READ IT WITH. among the things that he says in this last report: ISRAEL ATTACKS IRAN!!! 4 ISRAELI CITIES TURNED INTO GLASS (NUKED)!!! 1/2 ISRAELI AIR FORCE DESTROYED IN 24 HOURS! i would pay attention to this guy, he is not a quack. he, o rmore accurately, his software also correctly predicted the gulf of mexico disaster a year ago, calling it the "blue flu" (sick/toxic ocean) LISTEN TO THE MAIN SEGMENT (GLASS) HERE: then go back and listne to all 9 parts as he talks about other interesting things, like silver going to $600/oz!!!! obviously, any events of this magnitude would affect any dinar revaluation clifs website is: http://www.halfpasthuman.com ps- whether you agree or disagree with the report, remember i am just the messenger and was glad that someone pointed it out to me. it may well be wise to stock some food/water and essentials or make some emergency preparation arrangements.

no, its not my GNX....yet. after the reval, i hope to buy it. yes, the T-type was exactly the same as the GN, only you could get it in other than black. yes, i agree, these cars rock.

i wanted to put it all in one post, obviously, still havent figured out completely how to use the editor yet. the margins are also being squeezed. before the 15, you can carry a EUR/USD position for only 15 USD. now it is jumping ot a whopping $300 per contract. needless to say, i will be closing my acct. there is no money to be made in forex anymore for the small player. it was hard enough to make money trading alone, but now with the huge margins, it will be impossible unless you have at least a $100K acct. it is almost like just buying the currency outright, like with the dinar, so unless one wants to just buy and hold a certain currency, thats the only reason to play forex anymore, buy and hold.

Reform and Protection Act, it doesnt get any more LOL than that!! the only ones protected will be the thieves whove made off with ppls money

this news may affect all currencies, but starting on oct. 18, the margins on usa based forex accts will all be lowered from 200:1 down to 50:1 to discourage 'speculation' LOL!! as all forex trading is speculation they have already done away with hedging currency trading last april unless you had an offshore acct, and this is the final nail also, any usa resident with a foreign based forex acct. must be repatriated to the usa., the acct. that is. no exceptions