My long term USD indicator has been giving BULLISH warnings for a while and I am expecting a USD rally.

My indicators can identify trend changes before they occur.

They warned me of an impending market crash back in early *2007*

The VIX continues to give bullish warnings as well.

The primary trend for stocks remains down, is the current bear market rally ending ?

The Daily Bell article re: the destruction of civil liberties

This describes exactly what I have been seeing, feeling and dreading for months.

There is an obvious mad rush to pass through massive illegitimate mandates at unprecedented speed. This is a huge Warning sign….Red Flags everywhere! The target date appears to 2010.

In addition, legislation and mandates that are written in convoluted, long legalese, which makes it difficult to impossible for the average person to sift through, is another sign that something wicked this way comes…..and soon if we don’t rise up.

I do not believe as Mother that this is in anyway a benevolent NWO to promote a world group hug or in anyway to benefit the people. This is a massive attempt at a power/ wealth grab never before seen.

Was that you walking with your back to the camera with Uncle Mad Max in the hotel in Italy in the CIA conviction video?

By the camera angle you looked a foot taller than Uncle Max in those black boots…

You are either going to have to go with flats… or we need to get Uncle Mad Max some lifts for Christmas. I know a guy, he’s whole sale…

Hey Uncle “Daddy Warbucks” Mad Max:

Mail me a Krugerrand for Christmas.

Love your nephew, PI.

Links, post links please!

Here’s one of my favorites:

http://hisz.rsoe.hu/alertmap/index2.php

Click on the little widgets for info on what’s happening.

Chanos says dump munis as distress mounts and ratings attacked

It’s not just the recession, which has reduced tax receipts. Rather, he says the poor economy “is masking real problems in municipal cost structures.” The big problem, he says, is “the platinum-plated health-care and retirement benefits” given to state and local workers. “It’s all coming home to roost” as boomers start to retire.

http://www.creditwritedowns.com/2009/11/chanos-says-dump-munis-as-distress-mounts-and-ratings-attacked.html

http://inpoints.blogspot.com/2009/11/cleansing-process.html

With the purchase of your New $100.M. private Yacht, we will be placing 1 free Kilo of GOLD in the ballast ! …ditto those interested buying a full-priced (LOL) flat in central London, or Hong Kong!

“(This) could end in tears, or worse.” -Like, duh, dude!

One of my favorite graphics of late is a map that shows flames in various parts of france where riots have broken out. Soon, you could paint a fairly accurate picture of Modern England by pulling plates out of Charles Dickens books, and simply adding video CAMERAS to each of the street views.

Still, as long as the NYT has a great ‘ARTS’ -section, and plenty of haute couture, who cares?

Dollar Drops Almost ¢9 Colones Overnight

The Us dollar dropped almost ¢9 colones overnight, dropping to ¢554.38 for the buy and ¢563.23 for the sell against the Costa Rican Colon. The exchange rate on Tuesday was ¢564.39 and ¢573.03, respectively, dropping ¢8.64 colones overnight, as published by the Banco Central de Costa Rica (BCCR).

It was evident before the banks closed for business on Tuesday that a sharp drop was coming overnight, when some banks, like Scotiabank, were posting their rates at ¢554 for the buy and ¢562 for the sell.

The dollar has dropped more than ¢30 colones since the middle of September, when the buy was ¢585.87 and sell ¢595.59 on September 18.

The BCCR (Central Bank) says the changes are based on supply and demand, based on the excess or lack of dollars in the market.

Today’s exchange rate is slight above the rate on November 11, 2008, when the buy was ¢551.18 and the sell ¢560.98.

Experts say that the fall could continue as more dollars in the market place and lower demand means a drop in price. Other experts say that this could also be a sign of a permanent condition, while others say that there could be greater volatility in the coming weeks that in the past eight months.

By Fabrice Taylor
The Globe and Mail, Toronto
Wednesday, November 11, 2009

http://tinyurl.com/yddvb3c

http://www.thedailybell.com/586/EU-Attacks-British-Civil-Liberties.html

Free-Market Analysis: Of all the things going on in the world today, the steady encroachment on civil liberties by the European Union is one of the most puzzling to decipher. It would be a little easier to understand if it were happening pre-Internet. But in fact it is happening in plain view of the world, especially the Western world – especially America – because the Internet is cataloguing every bit of the profoundly anti-democratic changes that are being made…At every level, we would argue, the EU is moving too fast and without proper care. It is most surprising. It illustrates, we believe, the compulsion the monetary elite seems to feel to consolidate gains in wealth and power in a post-Internet world. This is not an indication of strength, in our opinion.
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Those leading the EU are taking a very big gamble. No sociopolitical power of this size has ever been erected so swiftly, absent violence. And it is taking place in a Europe that seems tranquil on the surface but is actually a seething hotbed of tribal loyalties and ancient cultures that go back in some cases to nearly the Stone Age. Without an animating dominant social theme in place, with the Internet cataloguing virtually every aspect of the EU’s illegitimate actions, we begin to get a feeling that the elite steering the ship has left it on autopilot. There is no plan B. Just consolidate with maximum haste. Unless this course is modified, we have to believe this latest experiment in a greater Europe will end in tears, and worse.