Euro-Zone Prepares to Print Trillions in Advance of Greece Debt DefaultStocks Stealth Bull Market 2011 Ebook Direct Download Link (PDF 2.8m/b) Interest Rate Mega-Trend Ebook Direct Download Link (PDF 2.3m/b) Inflation Mega-Trend Ebook Direct Download Link (PDF 3.2m/b) Dear Reader It's not just the financial and economic world that's being turned upside down with fast changing events in motion that will impact for many years. Last week saw that maybe energy does not equal mass X the speed of light squared. Eeeek ! There goes Einstein's theory of general relativity and the past 100 years of physics (if true) over the event horizon and into a black hole, though the theory has always had something major missing which is why there existed the fundamental disparity between quantum mechanics and general relativity that maybe we will get much closer towards understanding if E=MC2 is busted. Similarly the Euro-zone has reached the edge of its own event horizon of disappearing into a financial and economic black hole the response to which is likely to be rampant Euro-zone money printing to monetize PIIGS debts takes place following the orderly bankruptcy of Greece due to the impossibility of an economically contracting country being able to service an ever expanding debt mountain, a vicious cycle of ever higher debt to GDP triggering ever greater economic austerity, resulting in an even higher debt to GDP ratio as the economy contracts and the tax take falls. Key measures being contemplated at the time of writing are :
There are no ifs, or buts, Greece IS bankrupt, this is nothing new but something I have repeatedly been iterating for the past 2 years. A Greece debt default is now imminent because it CANNOT PRINT MONEY! It cannot PRINT EURO's therefore it cannot do what Britain, and the United States are doing which is to STEALTH DEFAULT by means of HIGH REAL INFLATION. You know it when you go to the super market to do your weekly shop and see that your money can barely buy 85% of what it could a year ago. There is HIGH REAL INFLATION in the UK right now! Far beyond the official CPI of 4.5% or RPI of 5% which in themselves are HIGH, well above government target of 2%. Yes, I know you still hear the highly vocal the deflation fools, crying DEBT DELEVERAGING DEFLATION, which has shown itself to be a RED HERRING as there has been NO DEFLATION as I warned of now near 2 years ago (18 Nov 2009 - Deflationists Are WRONG, Prepare for the INFLATION Mega-Trend) , and January 2010 Inflation Mega-trend ebook (FREE DOWNLOAD). The fact of the matter is that even bankrupting Greece that has seen its economy CONTRACT for 2 straight years under the weight of economic austerity without end but yet has has had INFLATION during the whole period, for instance the current INFLATION RATE for Greece is CPI 1.67%. As you can see if there is inflation where there 'should' be deflation then what is that telling you about the real state of the global economy? So how do deflationistas respond to there having been NO DEFLATION during the past 2 years ? One prominent deflationist states - "In my model, falling prices are not a requirement for deflation." This is what happens when analysts become detached from the real world. Euro-zone is Following the Inflationary Money Printing Plan My long standing view has been that once money printing starts it cannot stop whilst large budget deficits exist, and large budget deficits will continue to exist until economies start to grow in real terms at trend, which means that the eurozone is now about to begin playing catch up by rampant money printing both overt (QE) and covert (off balance sheet) that is taking place elsewhere in the world, notably the UK, USA and Japan. For the UK we only need to look at the inflation indices to see proof of rampant money printing at work as all governments have only one solution which is to stealth default by means of high real inflation which stands several points above official indices of CPI and the UK more recognised RPI i.e. rather than at 5%, real inflation as most people actually experience is nearer to 7%. The Eurozone looks set to leverage the current 440billion financial stability fund to as high as Euro 3 trillion through means of smoke and mirrors borrowings to hide the truth from the general populations as to the inflationary consequences of what is a policy of stealth debt default means of high real inflation as it prepares to finance PIIGS debt write offs. Financial & Economic Crisis Lessons From History Top secret documents reveal America's 1930's plan of war against the Red Empire, but America's foe in this war was not the Soviet Union or Japan, it was not even Nazi Germany, plan red was code for an apocalyptic war with Britain and all its dominions. The plan emerged from the Great Depression amidst the rise of evil regimes at a time when even some in America had been seduced by dark forces. "I am speaking to you from the cabinet Room of 10 Downing Street, this morning the British Ambassador in Washington handed the American Government a final note stating that unless we heard from them by 11 o'clock that they were at once to withdraw their troops from Canada, a state of war would exist between us, I have to tell you now that no such undertaking has been received and that consequently this country is at war with America."Prime Minister Chamberlain In the 200 years since the American Revolution, the United States and Great Britain have moved from enemies to firm allies. This documentary follows military experts and historians as they work through the top secret 'War Plan Red' to see how a hypothetical battle between America and Great Britain might have unfolded.
First broadcast at 20:00 20 Sep 2011 - Available until 20:00 19 Sep 2012 The Lesson From History? Wars follow economic depressions, and the enemy may not be who you think it will be. Whilst we can discount a war between America and Britain today, after all the red empire now only exists in the history books. There remain several candidates beyond the usual suspects. To the North is Canada (for which the US has been actively planning to invade for close on 200 years), to the South is Mexico (there have been several wars of conquest already), To the West is China and to the East is Africa (the past decade has seen much action). I think we can discount Europe and Russia, ..... for now as likely the forces of these military blocks could be utilised in an 'Allied' attack on China as one empire rises and another empire declines. Now what usually happens the politicians coupled with the intelligence agencies who's primary function is to spread misinformation and propaganda via the mainstream media will seek to demonise and dehumanise the Chinese into a new evil empire, to build up a fever of nationalism in the general population so that they will be eager to lay down their lives on mostly the basis of lies just as countless have fallen for the Iraq threat propaganda and many of whom still continue to believe the lie that somehow Iraq was behind Sept 11th stockpiled with invisible WMD's that were an imminent threat to America and the West. Economic Depressions are dangerous because they provide easy fuel for the politicians to inflame nationalism with the ultimate conclusion is to mobilise the millions of unemployed towards war on a scale that would make Iraq and Afghanistan look like a picnic. Therefore those that rightly criticise the bailouts of banks and even whole countries and the inflationary stimulus spending (including yours truly) need to contemplate the broader picture beyond monetary considerations in that these fiat paper printing actions are mere tips of an ice-berg of what could follow if trends were allowed to proceed towards their logical conclusions, because just as all countries are trending towards debt default bankruptcy and an hyperinflationary panic event (loss of confidence in fiat currency), all countries are also trending towards their own destruction as we repeatedly see but yet fail to acknowledge i.e. Iraq destroyed, Afghanistan destroyed, Libya, Egypt, Syria, pending....? The continuing trend of economic stagnation is stoking the fires of paranoid nationalism that will ultimately result in the need to create enemies to be dealt with for which the prime candidate at this point in time is the emerging China superpower, though when paranoid nationalism lets rip anything is possible, anyone can become 'the enemy'. The War on Terror and the stripping away of many civil liberties and freedoms so that anyone that does not agree with the military machine must therefore be a traitor, which has created the backdrop for the next phase for the militirisation of America as the only growth industry appears to be the military industrial complex which requires expanding budget deficits and an never ending stream of new enemies to justify its expansion. Watch out for The Patriot Act II, then III, then The Traitor Act I. At the end of the day the enemy will morph to become the general population. Will Greece Leave the Eurozone ? On face value Greece appears on the fast track towards economic collapse and war with its neighbours (Macedonia ? Turkey? Albania? ), so I can well understand why the Euro-zone will try its hardest to not let it leave because they understand that it would open Pandora's box that has kept ancient hatreds in check and thus so far succeeded in preventing a Europe wide war for over 60 years, which is the primary purpose for the creation of the European Union, to anchor Germany down to such an extent so as to prevent Germany from starting its third World War which would result in the annihilation of Europe and much of the rest of the world. If Greece does leave the euro-zone we may well look back on such an event as the spark that ignited World War III, which means that despite the severity of the current crisis Greece probably won't leave the Euro-zone even when it does go bankrupt as the 50% hair-cut implies. So Greece WILL default on its debts AND REMAIN in the Euro-zone. How Could Greece Go Bankrupt and remain in the Eurozone ? The problem with Greece is that it's Government and population have become lazy by spending well beyond their means (not helped by their gambling banks). The first thing Greece needs to do is to cut its budget deficit, it needs to wipeout the welfare state that it could never afford, this is the purpose of the austerity measures, to reduce the burden of the public sector that is acting like a noose around the Greek state, the debt is not the problem, the debt is the stick to beat the Greece economy into a competitive state so that it can grow, because the debt will be defaulted away, but this will only work if the economy becomes competitive. Secondly the debt interest burden needs to be slashed, this is what debt default and fixed low ECB bailout interest rates will succeed in delivering, i.e. the ECB will likely continue to subsidise Greece interest rates on new debt at well below the market rate for many more years. As long as interest payments continue to be rolled over into new debt, then this will ensure that interest payments are spent within the Greek economy rather than sucked out of the economy, these twin forces should eventually result in igniting economic growth as it will leave Greece with a lower debt interest burden and a more competitive economy. However it may take a several more years of several more hundreds of Euro-zone billions pissed down the Greek drain to get to that stage, given the current lack of competitiveness of the Greek economy as a consequence of the inability to devalue wages via exchange rate adjustments. Thirdly, Greek and other exposed european banks would have to be fully recapitalised by the ECB (nationalised) to ensure that they do not go bankrupt during a Greek debt default and similarly repeat the process with other PIIGS banking sectors. The effect of preventing the eurozone's worst run country from leaving the Euro-zone will hugely strengthen the Euro (a major buy signal!) as it would imply other potential bankrupting PIIGS would also similarly have their debt written down without triggering a collapse of the Euro-zone currency block. This could mark the first of a series of periodic debt write offs that could take place every few years in response to the recycling of budget deficits into debt rather than debt interest leaving the PIIGS as wealth from Core Europe is transferred to Peripheral Europe until a system of transfer payments is formalised in the form of the permanent financing of a large part of Peripheral State deficits to the point where economies are able to compete across the Euro-zone in terms which generally means significantly lower wages for peripheral european workers. The Decline of the West and Rise of China? Many argue that debt crisis is a symptom of the west being in terminal decline to be soon replaced by the likes of China or that a clash of civilisations is taking place between the West and Islam. However these are flawed arguments that ignore the reality that the East has not been able to compete against the West for over 400 years due to myriad of fundamental reasons that go far beyond debt and deficits which encompass systems as a whole that include innovation, relatively free political systems and free market competition. If the European Union is today seen as being a fundamentally flawed entity, it then still is far more robust than the system that operates in China which is at far greater risk of imploding than the EU or the US. In fact rather than witnessing the rise of the East we may soon be witnessing the Peak of the East. The answer as to why is staring us literally in the face, in that China, and large swathes of the Islamic world are WESTERNSING, i.e. their system CANNOT compete against the WEST but instead are being forced to CONVERT to the WESTERN MODEL in virtually every aspect, and it has to be EVERY aspect, because any element that does not replicate the Western Model will leave such nations at a comparative DISADVANATGE and if it cannot compete then ultimately as GDP per capita converges will stagnate ultimately resulting in economic collapse. In recent months we have been witnessing the Islamic world in revolt, they want freedom of expression, freedom of thought, economic freedom from corruption, they want free elections, they want to WESTERNISE. The masses don't want Islamic Sharia Law, they want a WESTERN model of laws for which they are literally willing to die for by the thousands as we have see in Libya and are seeing in Syria. So all the academics that write reams of books about the decline of the West have it completely wrong ! The West WON 400 years ago! Since which time the trend has been to assimilate the WHOLE WORLD into a Global Western Civilisation. The West's Greatest Enemy is the West Itself The clash of civilisations is nothing more than propaganda, the reality is that the real enemy the west faces is not China or Islam but rather western politicians that are attempting to strip away what has made the west great, namely they wish to diminish capitalism in favour of socialism through the bailout of bankrupt banks and nations, when the lessons of countries going bankrupt such as Iceland show that it is infinity better to experience a couple of years of pain than die a slow lingering economic death like Japan. Therefore crisis are a good thing, we need crisis, we need recessions we need to clear the decks of all of the froth that has been built up and most importantly we need to inflate the debt away that will be soon forgotten during the next boom so the UK and US have it right, print money and inflate the debt away, the Euro-zone is collectively walking up to this reality. Stock Market Euro-zone Crisis Correction Over? For investors crisis present opportunities to accumulate at bargain basement prices with a view to protecting ones wealth in inflation mega-trend proof assets such as dividend paying stocks, commodities and housing. You buy when no one else is willing to buy and sell when everyone else is buying. We had our bust in 2008 into 2009 and are clearly still nowhere near the end of the recovery / boom cycle. The past 2 months have been extremely volatile for the stock market with the market flipping as much as 5% on several days. However despite this my last analysis and concluding forecast trend for the Dow has proved even more accurate than I thought possible at the time as the below graphs illustrate (07 Aug 2011 - Stock Markets Panic Crash Continuing, Is the Stealth Bull Market Over?):
My strategy all along has remained constant as iterated several times in articles and comments that I have viewed the series of panic lows as opportunities to accumulate more for the long-run in target stocks. Where the panic sell offs have cycled through sectors as most notably witnessed in the severe sell off in the metals and mining sector during the past few days. So what's next ? Well, that should be it, times up for the correction that was anticipated to end by about now, and I have seen little to change this expectation, after all there is now plenty of bearish sentiment out there courtesy of the perma-fools that tell people to SELL right at market bottoms which I am sure look set to contribute towards igniting a powerful stock rally for which there will be plenty of reasons published as to why stocks have rallied AFTER the market has risen. I will seek to map out a probable trend for the the next few months in my next article, ensure you remain subscribed to my always free newsletter to get this in your email in box. But look, its simple, they print the money, it floods into stocks and other assets. The money printing is perpetual i.e. for ever, as long as you value invest i.e. are leveraged to the effect of the money printing then you can't really go wrong! Unless you listen to the perma-fools, academics and the journalists, which unfortunately means approx 98% of the media your exposed to. Deflation ? Deflation is a delusion of delusional minds - as the earlier example illustrated. Your Inflation mega-trend investing wealth protecting analyst. Source and Comments: http://www.marketoracle.co.uk/Article30666.html By Nadeem Walayat Copyright © 2005-2011 Marketoracle.co.uk (Market Oracle Ltd). All rights reserved. Nadeem Walayat has over 25 years experience of trading derivatives, portfolio management and analysing the financial markets, including one of few who both anticipated and Beat the 1987 Crash. Nadeem's forward looking analysis focuses on UK inflation, economy, interest rates and housing market. He is the author of three ebook's - The Inflation Mega-Trend; The Interest Rate Mega-Trend and The Stocks Stealth Bull Market Update 2011 that can be downloaded for Free.
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Thursday 1 September 2011
September Home Buyer's Newsletter
at the end of the newsletter.
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CONTENTS:
Introduction: Existing and New Sales Decline
Mortgage Rate Update: Rates Lowest in History Then Rise
This Month's Tip: Take Advantage
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Introduction: Existing and New Sales Decline
Welcome to the September edition of the Home Buyer's Newsletter.
Existing-home sales declined in July from an upwardly revised June
pace but are notably higher than a year ago, according to the
National Association of Realtors®. Monthly gains in the Northeast
and Midwest were offset by declines in the West and South.
Total existing-home sales, which are completed transactions that
include single-family, townhomes, condominiums and co-ops, fell 3.5
percent to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 4.67 million in July
from 4.84 million in June, but are 21.0 percent above the 3.86 million
unit pace in July 2010, which was a cyclical low immediately following
the expiration of the home buyer tax credit.
Lawrence Yun, NAR chief economist, said there is a tug and pull on the
market. "Affordability conditions this year have been the most favorable
on record dating back to 1970, but many buyers are being held back
because banks are offering financing to only the most highly qualified
borrowers, ignoring a large share of otherwise creditworthy buyers,"
he said. "Those potential buyers represent the difference between an
uneven recovery and a much more robust housing market that could
stimulate additional economic activity and create jobs."
In new home activity, sales of new single-family houses in July 2011
were at a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 298,000, according to
estimates released jointly on July 23rd by the U.S. Census Bureau and
the Department of Housing and Urban Development. This is 0.7 percent
(±12.9%) below the revised June rate of 300,000, but is 6.8 percent
(±13.5%) above the July 2010 estimate of 279,000.
The median sales price of new houses sold in July 2011 was $222,000;
the average sales price was $272,300. The seasonally adjusted estimate
of new houses for sale at the end of July was 165,000. This represents a
supply of 6.6 months.
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Mortgage Rate Update: Rates Lowest in History Then Rise
In the month of August, mortgage rates dropped to the lowest level in
the history of mortgage company Freddie Mac's record keeping. As of
August 15th, 30-year fixed-rate mortgages averaged an unbelievable 4.15%
after beginning the month at an average of 4.39% (and declining from a
2011 high of 5.05% in April). Rates rose to an average of 4.22% in the
last period of August. 15-year fixed-rate mortgages also declined to
a low of a 3.36% average mid-month before rising to 3.44% in the period
that ended on August 25th.
Does the drop followed by a rise mean that we've bottomed out? It would
be convenient to believe that, but we have had several periods in 2011
where rates declined to a new low, rose for the next couple of periods
only to drop again. The only advice here is to keep a sharp eye on the
rate trend, since it can reverse fairly quickly and could catch a buyer
unaware.
For current average mortgage rates, see:
<A HREF="http://www.ourfamilyplace.com/homebuyer/rates.html">Mortgage Rates</A>
For an extensive discussion of all aspects of mortgages, see the section on the
site devoted to this subject. <A HREF="http://www.ourfamilyplace.com/homebuyer/mortgage.html">Mortgages</A>
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This Month's Tip: Take Advantage
If there are 3 themes that we seem to highlight on a number of our newsletters in the last couple
of years it would be these:
1) Sales activity down
2) Home prices down
3) Mortgage rates decline
Looking back on our newsletters in this time frame, those phrases appear quite frequently in the
monthly recap of sales activity and mortgage rates. And, they seem to be appearing with even
more frequency thus far in 2011.
When you step back and take a clear-eyed view of the situation, you quickly see a major disconnect:
with prices down (in some areas approaching 50% from the peak) and with mortgage rates at the lowest
level in decades, the third phrase should shout "sales activity skyrockets!" rather than the reverse.
Once again, we find ourselves in an emotion driven market rather than a rational one. Just as the
real estate market (and prices) mushroomed 5 years ago (with absolutely no tether to reality),
emotions are driving the market (and prices) in exactly the opposite direction today. As we wrote
a year ago today:
"In the same way that positive spin fed positive spin, which caused the market to surge upward,
negative spin is feeding negative spin, causing the market to erode. Unfortunately, the excesses
of the run-up (mortgages written for people who could in no way afford them) are fueling the downturn
as short sales and foreclosures find their way to the market. In some neighborhoods, more than 50% of
the sales and listings are either foreclosures or short sales."
For good reason, potential home buyers are gun shy as they approach the market. They see buyers
who purchased homes in 2005 through 2008 watch as the values of their homes get absolutely flattened
in a number of areas. Let's look at some realities, though.
First, let's compare buying versus renting. In 2005 and 2006 especially, we watched home buyers
pay a multiple of 2, 3, even 4 times for home ownership compared to what they could rent a similar
property for. In dollar terms, rentals that could be secured for $1000 per month would cost $2000,
$3000 or more per month when purchased when all factors (principal and interest, taxes, insurance
and maintenance and repairs) were included. In ANY market this makes absolutely no sense. Add
in declining home values to the equation and you have an economic disaster. If you make the same
renting versus buying comparison today in many localities, you will find that the dollar figures
will be much closer. Perhaps a $1000 rental may cost a total of $1500 when all purchase factors
are included, meaning that when you consider mortgage deductions and the possibility of some
future appreciation, buying may be the better option.
Second, let's look at potential exposure. Yes, we have seen properties that were selling for
$200,000 in 2006 selling for half that--$100,000--today. Obviously, $100,000 in original value
has vanished. Going forward, though, does it make sense to fear the same exposure? Does anyone
actually believe that this property could fall to a value of $0? Of course there CAN be additional
price erosion, but the level of that exposure is nowhere near where it was a few years ago.
The intent here is not to recommend that potential buyers rush out and buy a home immediately.
It is, however, a good idea to look at your options and, if the pieces fall into place to your
satisfaction, take advantage of the current environment of low prices and exceptionally low
mortgage rates.
Next Month's Tip: Establishing Your Timeline
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The Home Buying Checklist
Many of our visitors have said that one of the most valuable
aspects of the Home Buyer's Information Center is the
Buying Checklist, where they can make sure that all
the bases have been touched. You can find the checklist
here: <A HREF="http://www.ourfamilyplace.com/homebuyer/checklist.html">Home Buyer's Checklist</A>
A special thanks to all those who have written to let us know
that they have found the Home Buyer's Information Center a
helpful resource in their buying process.
Have a great month and good luck in all your endeavors!
The Team at the Home Buyer's Information Center
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