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Teakai
16th February 2011, 08:09
I'm not very economically savvy, but I thought I ought to share this as it's possibly very important.

The New York Stock Exchange is in the works of possibly being bought by Germany.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YGdoMr32j6g&feature=related

I listened to an interview on the Alex Jones show with Lindsey Williams. He said that around 3 weeks (if I remember correctly) after an event in the Middle East (I'm guessing Egypt) that the dollar would collapse.

If this concerns anyone in particular, now might be a good time to do whatever it is you need to do in regard to your finances.

sygh
16th February 2011, 09:25
Teakai,
What are you doing up? Look at this. Increditable. Food shortages, dead birds, fish, seals, whales, disasters all over the world. Do what you can. Hang in there.

Humble Janitor
16th February 2011, 09:28
Food shortages? Where?

Let's not tip over the apple cart with a heaping load of fear.

Lily de Cuir
16th February 2011, 11:01
Hello Teakai (hey got the name right!),

I'm also very concerned about the NY stock exchange. (Can't watch the video, my comp is having a spaz attack, but I read about it this morning in the Sydney Morning Herald). Our own Oz stock exchange is now owned by Singapore, if I remember right. Something odd is going on. I'm not economically savvy either, but it all sounds wrong to me. And yes I remember Lindsey Williams, (I listen to AJ almost daily).

To Humble Janitor, I never thought I'd see the day of food shortages here in the lucky country, Australia, but yep, I am seeing empty shelves, not dire yet, but it's a warning sign. The recent floods, bushfires and cyclones have deciminated our rural areas.

Cheers,
Lily

Teakai
16th February 2011, 11:14
It's not like we didn't know it was all part of the plan:


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ob-ubrC2RnU&feature=related

Teakai
16th February 2011, 11:17
Hello Teakai (hey got the name right!),

I'm also very concerned about the NY stock exchange. (Can't watch the video, my comp is having a spaz attack, but I read about it this morning in the Sydney Morning Herald). Our own Oz stock exchange is now owned by Singapore, if I remember right. Something odd is going on. I'm not economically savvy either, but it all sounds wrong to me. And yes I remember Lindsey Williams, (I listen to AJ almost daily).

To Humble Janitor, I never thought I'd see the day of food shortages here in the lucky country, Australia, but yep, I am seeing empty shelves, not dire yet, but it's a warning sign. The recent floods, bushfires and cyclones have deciminated our rural areas.

Cheers,
Lily

Hi Lily - I think the US dollar makes up something 40% (serioulsy, don't quote me - I'm trying to remember off the top of my head) of the global economy - so whatever happens to the US dollar has huge impact world wide.

witchy1
16th February 2011, 11:48
I think there was a stay of execution on Sg's take over of the AXS, some body put up a futile expression of concern. No doubt it will happen anyway. Something is definately in the air

gigawatt
16th February 2011, 11:58
Hot off the press:

The labor representatives on Deutsche Boerse AG's (DB1.XE) supervisory board Tuesday voted against a merger with U.S. stock exchange operator NYSE Euronext (NYX), due to fears about the German company losing influence through a trans-Atlantic merger

http://online.wsj.com/article/BT-CO-20110216-704409.html

we may have nothing to fear for ... yet...

Heirloom seeds? Yes, Please!

blake
17th February 2011, 00:54
I'm not very economically savvy, but I thought I ought to share this as it's possibly very important.

The New York Stock Exchange is in the works of possibly being bought by Germany.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YGdoMr32j6g&feature=related

I listened to an interview on the Alex Jones show with Lindsey Williams. He said that around 3 weeks (if I remember correctly) after an event in the Middle East (I'm guessing Egypt) that the dollar would collapse.

If this concerns anyone in particular, now might be a good time to do whatever it is you need to do in regard to your finances.

HelloTeakai,

I remember Mr. Williams talking about smething happening in the middle east; but I think he said that the dollar would crash three weeks after the euro crashed, not three weeks after the middle east event.

Sincerely,
Mr. Davis
2/16/11

mgray
19th February 2011, 12:37
I believe this deal will be scuttled by perhaps the Chicago Mercantile Exchange or MF Global making a sweetened offer.
John Corzine former Sen of New Jersey, but more importantly ex Co-Chairman of Goldman Sachs with Henry Paulson, runs MF Global and will will take a run at this.
Despite it costing $360M to back out of the deal the NYSE is looking for a way not to close on this deal.

daledo
19th February 2011, 14:01
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fy7c5ye_SuU