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    POPS    US trade gap shows biggest jump for 10 years
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    by JICWyllie  9-15-2009   
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    POPS    European banks weather credit card defaults better than US counterparts
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    by JICWyllie  8-16-2009   
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    POPS    Europe and US still at risk from deflation trap - #economy #deflation
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    by JICWyllie  8-15-2009   
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    POPS    US unemployment rate drops to 9.4% - #unemployment #greenshoots
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    by JICWyllie  8-7-2009   
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    POPS    Life in a dead culture (2) - #consequences #prophesy
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    by JICWyllie  7-24-2009   
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    POPS    A Worldwide Bubble in Everything
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    by JICWyllie  7-23-2009   
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    POPS    Profits boost for US industry #business
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    by JICWyllie  7-22-2009   
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    POPS    Overloaded, Under-informed #km #intelligence
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    by JICWyllie  7-6-2009   
     There was far too much information to assimilate long before the invention of the Internet. Now the problem is just becoming too obvious to deny. Underused solutions to "information overload" existed then too. They still do.
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    POPS    US lurching towards 'debt explosion' with long-term interest rates on course to double #risks #economy #deficits
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    by JICWyllie  7-6-2009   
     If this research turns out to be true, national governments will be bankrupt and powerless. Local communities, on the other hand, will be able to create their own currencies, as they did in the 1930s. Watch out though, some people believe that the corporatist interests which control governments are planning to use the crisis as a way of establish a new global currency, thereby eroding both national and local influence in fiscal policy.
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    POPS    US economy sheds 467,000 jobs
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    by JICWyllie  7-2-2009   
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    POPS    Pessimistic executives cash out of shares
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    by JICWyllie  6-23-2009   
     Here is the same story last month, except this month, the inside selling is more than last month's record! "US market’s best-informed participants do not find valuations compelling. April saw the lowest level of insider buying (by people associated with the company) ever recorded by research firm TrimTabs with insider selling 14 times as high. Likewise, companies sold 64 per cent more shares than they bought in April." http://openintelligence.amplify.com/?s=shares+selling
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    POPS    US DEBT IS AT $1M PER FAMILY
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    by JICWyllie  6-15-2009    1
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    POPS    Semiotics for Beginners
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    by JICWyllie  6-10-2009   
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    POPS    US Stuck in Inflation-Causing Positions
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    by JICWyllie  6-5-2009   
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    POPS    To Hell in a Bond Basket
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    by JICWyllie  5-29-2009   
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    POPS    Rising Treasury yields threaten recovery
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    by JICWyllie  5-28-2009   
     Interpretation: The US Government is finding it harder to borrow money, so it needs to lend much more to itself using the increasingly impoverished US taxpayer as collatoral.
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    POPS    Rise in taxes on US petrol ‘not feasible’
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    by JICWyllie  5-28-2009   
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    POPS    Dollar hits five-month low
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    by JICWyllie  5-24-2009    1
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    POPS    Wobble betrays fragile confidence
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    by JICWyllie  5-24-2009   
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    POPS    US 'sham' bank bail-outs enrich speculators, says buy-out chief Mark Patterson
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    by JICWyllie  5-14-2009   
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    POPS    ‘New’ US shopper to emerge from crisis
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    by JICWyllie  4-10-2009   
     What should we call this new type of buyer, who is no longer defined by his desire and ability to consume? Does everybody become a trader /dealer in their own right buying and selling goods and services on the basis of need, rather than greed? Survivors? Those who don't survive will not be there anyway. Note the sources of the 'new consumer' idea. It is very main-stream, now . We were predicting this trend in 2002 in our report entitled, Consumers: Going for Broke, which also as it happens predicted the credit crunch and the current sharp reversal in economic fortunes.
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    POPS     A 'fraud' bigger than Madoff
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    by JICWyllie  2-16-2009    1
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    POPS    US Treasury in plans for record debt sale
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    by JICWyllie  2-5-2009   
     First the banks crunch, then consumers. Now, it is the turn of the government.
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    POPS    Brussels warns US on ‘buy America’ rule
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    by JICWyllie  2-3-2009   
     First shot across the bows in the new trade wars. Protectionism is irresistible in a depression, even though it makes things worse. It then leads to trade blocs which might not be such a bad thing: e.g. Europe, Asia, Americas.
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    POPS    US consumer confidence fell to a new low in January, falling to 37.7 from 38.6 the prior month.
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    by JICWyllie  1-27-2009   
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    POPS    Economists warn on LatAm credit squeeze
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    by JICWyllie  12-4-2008   
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    POPS    US service sector sheds 250,000 jobs in a month
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    by JICWyllie  12-3-2008   
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    POPS    Are Human Beings Hard-Wired to Ignore the Threat of Catastrophic Climate Change?
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    by JICWyllie  11-14-2008    2
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    POPS    Credit crunch: List of at-risk US banks increases sharply as lenders' profits shrink by 87%
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    by JICWyllie  8-27-2008   
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    POPS    US house price declines slowing
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    by JICWyllie  8-27-2008   
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    POPS    Surge of bond deals lifts credit risk premiums
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    by JICWyllie  8-18-2008   
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    POPS     The New Paradigm for Financial Markets by George Soros
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    by JICWyllie  8-3-2008   
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    POPS     US economy slams brakes on carmakers
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    by JICWyllie  8-2-2008   
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    POPS    A year of living dangerously for the world
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    by JICWyllie  7-16-2008   
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    POPS    Fannie and Freddie are feeling unwell
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    by JICWyllie  7-13-2008   
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    POPS    Sharp fall in US private sector jobs
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    by JICWyllie  7-9-2008   
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    POPS    US hopes of housing recovery subside
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    by JICWyllie  7-9-2008   
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    POPS    HSBC sees further pain in US housing
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    by JICWyllie  5-12-2008   
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    POPS    Insight: Foreign investors shun cheap US assets
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    by JICWyllie  4-24-2008   
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    POPS    Funds to invest up to $8bn in National City bank
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    by JICWyllie  4-21-2008   
     All these billions being invested in propping up unsafe banks might have been put to more constructive and less risky use. Add the cost of wars. That is the money which is being taken away from the future ... from our children and their children. Best to start setting up non-money based ways of trading and bartering now, as money becomes increasingly scarce and worthless at the same time.
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