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World Economy Would Collapse If Oil Hit $200, Deutsche Says
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PostPosted: Wed Jul 02, 2008 11:39 am    Post subject: Re: World Economy Would Collapse If Oil Hit $200, Deutsche S Add User to Ignore List Reply with quote

KevO wrote:
DefiledEngine wrote:
I thought it was already collapsing?


EXACTLY


The average stock in a major financial company exchange traded index has dropped about 30% in the last month or so.

I would call that a collapse.
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PostPosted: Wed Jul 02, 2008 12:04 pm    Post subject: Re: World Economy Would Collapse If Oil Hit $200, Deutsche S Add User to Ignore List Reply with quote

ROCKMAN wrote:
For those a tad younger than me let’s jump into the Way Back Machine and view a set of circumstances fairly similar to today:.


It's Peabody's Improbable Past, not Peabody's Improbable Future.
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PostPosted: Wed Jul 02, 2008 2:28 pm    Post subject: Re: World Economy Would Collapse If Oil Hit $200, Deutsche S Add User to Ignore List Reply with quote

Good catch MD.

But I wasn't offering probabilities...just possibilities.

Just like India's potential fall from it's soaring economy might have been offered as a "possibility" 6 months ago:

Just off the wire:

Just six months ago, India was looking good. Annual growth was 9%, corporate profits were surging 20%, the stock market had risen 50% in 2007, consumer demand was huge, local companies were making ambitious international acquisitions, and foreign investment was growing. Nothing, it seemed, could stop the forward march of this Asian nation.

But stop it has. In the past month, India has joined the list of the wounded. The country is reeling from 11.4% inflation, large government deficits, and rising interest rates. Foreign investment is fleeing, the rupee is falling, and the stock market is down over 40% from the year's highs. Most economic forecasts expect growth to slow to 7%—a big drop for a country that needs to accelerate growth, not reduce it. "India has gone from hero to zero in six months," says Andrew Holland, head of proprietary trading at Merrill Lynch India (MER) in Mumbai. Many in India worry that the country's hard-earned investment-grade rating will soon be lost and that the gilded growth story has come to an end.
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PostPosted: Wed Jul 02, 2008 4:29 pm    Post subject: Re: World Economy Would Collapse If Oil Hit $200, Deutsche S Add User to Ignore List Reply with quote

World Economy Collapse? As in New Great Depression?

All the more reason to bomb Iran pronto!

As Andrew Mellon said, "In a depression, assets return to their rightful owners".
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PostPosted: Wed Jul 02, 2008 6:23 pm    Post subject: Re: World Economy Would Collapse If Oil Hit $200, Deutsche S Add User to Ignore List Reply with quote

So we are 56 bucks from a global melt down.

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PostPosted: Wed Jul 02, 2008 6:25 pm    Post subject: Re: World Economy Would Collapse If Oil Hit $200, Deutsche S Add User to Ignore List Reply with quote

ROCKMAN wrote:
Good catch MD.

But I wasn't offering probabilities...just possibilities.

Just like India's potential fall from it's soaring economy might have been offered as a "possibility" 6 months ago:

Just off the wire:

Just six months ago, India was looking good. Annual growth was 9%, corporate profits were surging 20%, the stock market had risen 50% in 2007, consumer demand was huge, local companies were making ambitious international acquisitions, and foreign investment was growing. Nothing, it seemed, could stop the forward march of this Asian nation.

But stop it has. In the past month, India has joined the list of the wounded. The country is reeling from 11.4% inflation, large government deficits, and rising interest rates. Foreign investment is fleeing, the rupee is falling, and the stock market is down over 40% from the year's highs. Most economic forecasts expect growth to slow to 7%—a big drop for a country that needs to accelerate growth, not reduce it. "India has gone from hero to zero in six months," says Andrew Holland, head of proprietary trading at Merrill Lynch India (MER) in Mumbai. Many in India worry that the country's hard-earned investment-grade rating will soon be lost and that the gilded growth story has come to an end.


Rockman, What is your prognosis for China? Any ideas?
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PostPosted: Wed Jul 02, 2008 6:40 pm    Post subject: Re: World Economy Would Collapse If Oil Hit $200, Deutsche S Add User to Ignore List Reply with quote

memmel wrote:
Its when we hit the 300-500 range that real problems start cropping up.
If you're right, then you won't have long to wait. If $200 oil doesn't tip the world into a bad recession, how will demand drop? If it doesn't drop, prices will continue to move upwards, apace, to try to get demand into line with production. If we only see severe economic effects above $300, then it will be above 300 this year.
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PostPosted: Wed Jul 02, 2008 8:03 pm    Post subject: Re: World Economy Would Collapse If Oil Hit $200, Deutsche S Add User to Ignore List Reply with quote

threadbear,

I'm not sure anyone can fore tell where China will go in the short or long term. For a few years many have been saying their huge GDP growth was going to explode. But it hasn't happened yet.

I'm predjudiced by my limited experiences I China. I adopted my daughter in China in 2000. I spent a lot of time wandering around the streets in a medium sized industrial city. I don't think I can make anyone understand the tenacity of those folks. They have almost nothing to work with by our standards yet can turn crap into gold by sheer effort alone. Combine that with a gov't that's in absolute control. From my perspective it's not really a communistic structure. I think it would be better described as a mafia model. But I don't mean in a bad way. They have a biz plan and no one will defy it. No one. We're likely to hear the political debate over PO go on for years here. There is no debate in China.

Lots of folks talk about their increasing consumption. I don't see that as the biggest threat to us. For years China has been entering production contracts and buying/financing production around the world. Angola has just become China's main supplier of oil replacing Saudi. But much of the oil coming out of Angola and elsewhere isn't just being bought but is actually owned by the Chinese at the wellhead. They have fixed contracts inplace with Veneauela as well as ownershio of a number of their fields. US companies are not going to be able to buy much of this crude even if they were willing to pay twice the market value. It belongs to China. I'm not aware of any such arrangement between the US gov't and any producer in the world. They may have over extended themselves...maybe not. Time will tell.
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PostPosted: Wed Jul 02, 2008 8:25 pm    Post subject: Re: World Economy Would Collapse If Oil Hit $200, Deutsche S Add User to Ignore List Reply with quote

The knife keeps twisting!

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PostPosted: Sat Jul 05, 2008 9:09 am    Post subject: Re: World Economy Would Collapse If Oil Hit $200, Deutsche S Add User to Ignore List Reply with quote

The head lemming better get busy with some good news. Another war, more checks for people, rebates, satistics that say all is good, a small dip in the market, jobs are up, wag the dog, wag it some more, run for cover, hide while you can, party on, look the other way, more bombs, all is well, crap happens and don't blame me or I will nuke the cities myself. He wouldn't do that would he? Maybe for the good of the elite. Safe in his granite cave in Colo. he watches WW3 on his flat screened t.v. with glee. Population control and mass cremation all in one go. More oil and food to go around now.
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