Game over - Barclays analysys:

1) At this point, it seems Italy is now mathematically beyond point of no return
2) While reforms are necessary, in and of itself not be enough to prevent crisis
3) Reason? Simple math–growth and austerity not enough to offset cost of debt
4) On our tests, yields above 5.5% is inflection point where game is over
5) The danger: high rates reinforce stability concerns, leading to higher rates
6) Deeper conviction of a self sustaining credit event and eventual default
7) We think decisions at eurozone summit is step forward but EFSF not adequate
8) Time has run out–policy reforms not sufficient to break neg mkt dynamics
9) Investors do not have the patience to wait for austerity, growth to work
10) And rate of change in negatives not enuff to offset slow drip of positives
11) Conclusion: We think ECB needs to step up to the plate, print and buy bonds
12) At the moment ECB remains unwilling to be lender of last resort on scale needed
13) But frankly will have hand forced by market given massive systemic risk

Hint:Not Good.Sell EUR, Buy Gold

Već sam se raspitao :)
Za sada vazi samo za one koji imaju državljanstvo i kako mi je receno nema velike sanse da se odobri strancima. Razlog su kubanske izbjeglice u USA.
A kad bi i dozvolili moglo bi biti velikih problema sa izbjeglicama posto je njihova imovina konfiskovana i mogu da traže da im se vrati. Zamisli da kupis stan u Havani i za godinu dana dodje Kubanac i delozira te jer je stan bio njegov pa naciolizovan :)

Kad sam prošle godine isao na Kubu pricao sam malo s nekim ljudima dole jer se o ovome već pricalo i mislim čak da sam malo nešto pisao o tome.

Uglavnom ovo je čini mi se vaznije:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rAPM7syIcts

CNBC.com

The recent decline in commodity prices have little to do with fundamentals and everything to do with the collapse of brokerage firm MF Global, says renowned investor Jim Rogers, who described the sell-off as artificial.

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Jim Rogers during a visit to Wenzhou in China.

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„With MF Global going bankrupt – which was a gigantic commodities firm – there was a lot of artificial forced liquidation of commodities. People have to sell whether they like it or not. It's artificial selling right now,” Rogers told CNBC on Wednesday.
The CRB Jefferies Index – which serves as a measure of the broad commodities complex – has fallen 4 percent since MF Global declared bankruptcy nearly 4 weeks ago. Agricultural commodities have been the hardest hit, with rice futures falling more than 14 percent and wheat futures down 9 percent in the period.

Rogers says the drop isn’t surprising. „This happened before in 2008, when Lehman and AIG went bankrupt, they were both huge in commodities and everybody had to sell,” he said, referring to the onset of the global financial crisis in late 2008, when the CRB Index fell by half in a matter of months. Prices have rebounded since, climbing nearly 60 percent from March 2009 to May this year, when the sector took a hit again on concerns over the headwinds facing the global economy.

Rogers remains bullish on the sector, saying investors will benefit whether the global economy improves or not.

„I'm long commodities and currencies, because if the world gets better, the shortages in commodities will make sure I make money; if the world economy doesn't get better, I'd rather own commodities because they're going to print money,” he said, referring to the easy monetary policy central banks have taken in the last few years to stimulate anemic growth.

Dolar je zvanicno svjetsko platezno sredstvo još uvijek a mogu da ga stampaju kad hoće i koliko hoće... bar još jedno izvjesno vrijeme.

Ako hoćeš da kupis recimo naftu moras u New York da prvo kupis dolare pa da ih onda proslijedis Arapima.

Prosto.