Newsgroup: it.economia.borsa
Titolo: Le 10 previsioni di Mr. Wien.........

1. The Standard and Poor's 500 rises to 1200.  - This would be a 62% gain 
from the November lows.
2. Gold rises to $1,200 per ounce. Heavy buying by Middle Eastern investors 
and a worldwide disenchantment with paper currencies drive the price of 
precious metals higher. In a time of uncertainty, investors want something 
they can count on as real.
3. The price of oil returns to $80 per barrel. Production disappointments 
and rising Asian demand create an unfavorable supply/demand balance. Other 
commodities also rise, some doubling from their 2008 lows. Natural gas goes 
to $9 per mcf.
4. Low Treasury interest rates coupled with huge borrowing by the Treasury 
send the dollar into a serious downward slide. Overseas investors become 
concerned that the currency printing presses will never stop. The yen goes 
to 75 and the euro to 1.65.
5. The ten-year U.S. Treasury yield climbs to 4%. Later in the year, as the 
economy shows signs of recovery, economists and investors shift their mood 
from concern about deflation to worries about inflation. A weak dollar, 
rapid growth in money supply and record-setting deficits (over $1 trillion) 
are behind the change.
6. China's growth exceeds 7% and its stock market revives. World leaders 
credit China's authoritarian government for its thoughtful stimulus policies 
and effective execution during a challenging period. The Chinese consumer 
begins to spend more and save less and this shift is behind the unexpected 
strength in the economy.
7. Falling tax revenues from the financial sector cause New York State to 
threaten bankruptcy and other states and municipalities follow. The Federal 
government is forced to step in and provide substantial assistance. The New 
York Post screams "When will the bailouts stop?"
8. Housing starts reach bottom ahead of schedule in the fall, and house 
prices stabilize after dropping 15% from year-end 2008 levels. The Obama 
stimulus program proves effective and a slow growth recovery begins before 
year-end. Third and fourth quarter real gross domestic product numbers are 
positive.
9. The savings rate in the United States fails to improve beyond 3%, as most 
economists expect. The concept of thrift seems to have vanished from 
American culture. Peak job insecurity and negative growth drive increased 
savings early in the year, but spending resumes as the economic growth turns 
positive in the second half, making Christmas 2009 the best ever.
10. Citing concerns about Iraq's fragile democratically elected government 
and the danger of a Taliban-controlled Afghanistan, Barack Obama slows his 
plan for troop withdrawal in the former and meaningfully increases U.S. 
military presence in the latter. In a hawkish speech he states that the 
threat of terrorism forces the United States to maintain a strong military 
force in this strategic area.
Goooooodmorning!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ;-)
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Disclaimer: Chi scrive declina ogni responsabilità su eventuali inesattezze 
dei dati riportati e chiunque investa i propri risparmi prendendo spunto 
dagli scritti riportati lo fa a proprio rischio.
[collateral yet incompatible]
IMPERATIVO STRATEGICO: CAVALCARE IL MUTAMENTO IN ATTO
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......[Demostene 350 A.C.] 

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 piu'!!!!
400 al momento mi pare surreale.......mentre ripassare da 800 lo vedrei come 
la molla che si carica prima di ritornare a 1200.
Si può fare! ;-) 

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ripassare da 800? e non pensi ai tuoi pac? :-)
SANDOKAN
Il Guerriero

" .S.a.n.d.o.k.a.n. ®" <sand...@sandokan.sandokan> ha scritto nel messaggio 
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Proprio perchè penso al mio PAC vorrei tornare a solidificare le 
fondamenta.................