Showing posts with label banker. Show all posts
Showing posts with label banker. Show all posts

Saturday, October 20, 2012

thievery = diebstahl ... paternoster, omg ;o)

friends, i've become a thief today, just look what a funny bankster paternoster i've 'obtained' today. it is the 'banker ode to taxpayers' by Michael Freuding (source: a fellow blogger's website)

source: here

Ode der Investmentbanker an den Steuerzahler

Steuerzahler auf Erden
Geheiligt werde dein Beitrag
Dein Geld komme
Marktwille geschehe
An der Börse wie auch im Clubheim

Unsern Tagesprofit gib uns heute
Stell uns frei von jeglicher Schuld 
Nicht wie wir verfahren mit Schuldigern
Und führe uns nicht in Verarmung
Sondern erlöse uns von dem Sollzins
Denn dein ist der Fleiß
Und die Kraft
Und Genügsamkeit
In Dankbarkeit

Bonmen.

Saturday, September 8, 2012

watch out folks, the inflation monster released ...

folks, the inflation monster is out there, you know? well, after both the FED and the ECB committed to print money (or buy junk bonds like the greek / spanish / italian / etc in UNLIMITED amounts) there is no other way than hyper-inflation ... what about today's commodity markets? gold +2%, silver +3%, oil +1.6%, coffee + 2.5%, copper +4% ... well, poor consumers. hell, that's all of us, damn ... got gold? go gold bugs go, anyway :-)
who cares? my micro trading account likes all that financial mess out there it a lot, it was +18% today, especially thanks to the silver + oil price increase and yes, after a lot of suffering my account is +5.5% since the re-entry in may with initial capital of 2,000 €uros. thanks my dear mr. bernanke, thanks my very dear mario draghi, thanks all my dear stupid politicians ... see you in the inflationary hell soon ... unless the inflation monster eats up all of us  ;-(
just in case you have no idea how the inflation monster looks like, see the picture created by the ECB here ... they have some sense of humour these ugly ECB banksters, don't they?

addendum september 22th, 2012: 3 current examples from germany i have encountered TODAY: 
  • döner kebab lunch at the turkish restaurant around the corner +10% since my last visit
  • bus / tram / underground tickets in munich as announced via top headline in one of munich's newspapers +3.7%
  • probably most important, the price increase of beer at the just opened oktoberfest is +3.87% since last year ... damn, we are going to pay 9.30 €uros (= USD 12.07) for 1 liter of beer this year
addendum october 11: a summary about tuna can factor (debt crisis driven) investment strategies http://jarogruber.blogspot.de/2012/10/thunfischdosenfaktor.html ... what's your opinion?

Monday, July 30, 2012

the first will be the last and the last ...

folks, the winners will be the losers and the losers will be winners? or is the saying the other way round? who cares? i can tell you, in the financial markets ('financial casino') is luck and bad luck often close to each other, you know?

well, after the break-even success 2 weeks ago as the crude oil rallied like crazy, there was a really tough time for my trading account ... today there is a new winner, a true hero for 1 day, the natural gas contract :-) .... and yes, oil is the only loser ... hell, hell, hell, trading is a damned crazy game, wouldn't you say? and yes, it makes fun if successful :-), but
go commodities go  ... and especially go gold/silver bugs go and let's CRASH the fraudulent fiat money game played by banksters, our corrupt governments and their small dirty central banks NOW :-)
paper money down, commodities up, chakka :-)

btw, did i tell you i have exchanged next part of my paper €uros into silver-ETF shares today? of course, i know silver-ETF is not the same as silver, but hopefully is a paper backed by silver still  better than paper backed by nothing like our ever so stable euros, dollars, yens, ...  so in case the fiat money really crashes while i'm in malaysia, the silver-ETF could still quote the price of silver in the new currency :-)

addendum 31.07.2012: all yesterday's profit gone today ... commodities down, paper money up ... what a strange financial world ;-)