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yep,Germany enjoys a niche market,they cant lose,no else can make quality stuff like they can,obviously imported materials are more expensive,but the cheap currency is the way ta go. export wise. even all the greeks have bmw's.lol.
The strength of the Dmark made material costs cheaper to produce motors enabling to cut export costs. Exports were higher at $1.40 compared to $1.20 to the euro. If you make good stuff you'll sell it.
deutchmark,they was doing great,theyre doing even better with the cheap euro,southern Europe not so great. it's probably not a fair currency,but it wasn't meant to be like that when it was first introduced.
lol,ok,no,but I do know.
all it means,is a weak currency makes the likes of Germany,their products are cheaper to sell to foreign markets. so they sell more cars,lorries,trains
Hey bud, you know i'm watching you don't ya
maybe your right,but I know the big corporates are moaning about it.,especially those big comps that hold reserves overseas,like apple and hp.
Christ that makes me feel old
"fed up with a strong dollar".......you kidding? it's designed to be, until they want it otherwise. But will whinge in public.
talking of gold,whats going on,on aaz,even the board are baffled by the drop?
the yanks are fed up of having a strong dollar,just like the rest of us. it's killing our miners.
Ok fellas, gold? take a look. http://youtu.be/eKYxlmwrKQw
like you said it's lent out in mortgages ect amongst other investments which can turn negative in value. So the assets are now worth less than paid and forms a liquidity trap. Health of a bank is the health of the economy and its customers.
golds a drop in the ocean compared to the dollar. there's not enough gold in the world,to compete with any currencies,let alone the dollar. but I wouldn't say no to a few bars of the stuff,haha
most countries hold dollars in their reserves,so the us is awosh with the stuff. 70% of dollars are bought n sold in London,you would think it would be new York,but it aint. the us has just about every resource going,except brent crude.lol.
swopzie
Cuz there not allowed foreigners like us. Good? if you mean good at selling its the cheap Yen. But that's not always the case.
yeah,buy the stocks,sell the yen. theyre coining it in,since the yens collapsed.
they don't have to spend it all,dont forget,if they don't spend it on energy,they spend it on other stuff,it's the same money,except it isn't exported to the like of Saudi,russia,Arabian countries,venezuala,so your spending/saving in your own country. the us is saving themselves hundreds of billions by not importing oil. yes,the oil industry doesn't benefit,but other industries do.
Disagree. You are assuming the extra money peeps have they will spend. They don't. Plus the fact the harm done to the oil industry taxes, job losses ect all has a negative effect to GDP. It's spin BS
yeah,chinas a wild card,but then again,you know there buffer zone,their reserves are massive. us?you missed out their huge student loan debt pile,$100g each,average.. ille still be here,but not in the old stocks,ille be watching though.
Bubbles are everywhere in China. US auto subprime loans, ponzi schemes ******* everywhere. Rest assured you be alive and kicking mate when the next crisis hits....puffing the pipe
at least 1% of gdp will be added to annual gdp's of most consumer led econmies,due to the decline in the oil price. so no crash this year,other than the usual doses of pullbacks. us?just the housing market that asnt joined in.
Btw, 90% of US February economic data has been a miss. All is great apparently lol
on thing about japan,their bond market is mainly funded inernall,so if they do implode down the line,they don't cause the house of card effect like the subprime did. ille be long gone when the next big tumble happens,retired in the shackleton high chair,with ma pipe and mucky mags.lol. yeah,somewhere out there,is a bubble forming,slowly,wonder what it will be?