NSA/Central Bank Deals

[bucko]

WOW, Why isn't this being reported more in the Media?

http://www.marketoracle.co.uk/Article43477.html (http://www.marketoracle.co.uk/Article43477.html)

"Dear reader put away your charts and graphs. Forget about fundamental and technical analysis. Ignore financial statements and trends. The extraordinary agreement to share information between the National Security Agency [NSA], a host of European, Russian, Canadian and Chinese spy agencies and the world's Central Banks will ensure that the only relevant force in Global Stock markets will be the trading activity of the world's Central Banks. Thanks to the data gathering of the NSA and its subsidiary spy agencies around the world, the Central Banks will be privy to the most confidential conversations and communications from the boardroom, the bedroom and the trading floor. Central Banks will now be able to trade with inside information that could only be dreamed about in years gone by."

In my Opinion this is just the beginning and can only get worse (although how can it be worse than being spied on and your information sold off?)

More and more articles are appearing stating Edward Snowden has more information to reveal, alot more. I wonder why it is coming out so slowly? I for one think it would be beneficial for change if there was a large cache released and a media frenzy and outrage to prompt people to actually do something about this

How much do Central Banks actually invest in stock markets? Can you find out about the reserve bank here in NZ?

[Harvey Specter]

How much do Central Banks actually invest in stock markets? Can you find out about the reserve bank here in NZ?
THE NZRB doesn't invest in equities. And in theory, no central bank should either (only different currencies).

[Harvey Specter]

wow, this is like the 5th thread in a week not related to an NZX security, thats what im worried about...May I suggest : ​http://www.sharetrader.co.nz/forumdisplay.php?15-The-feedback-and-Nagg-section

[robbo24]

WOW, Why isn't this being reported more in the Media? http://www.marketoracle.co.uk/Article43477.html (http://www.marketoracle.co.uk/Article43477.html)

You could ask the same question of the other articles (http://www.marketoracle.co.uk/UserInfo-David_Hague.html) written by David_Hague.

Why doesn't the media report on this article by David_Hague: How My Time in Jail Helped Me Understand The Global Economy (http://www.marketoracle.co.uk/Article43349.html)

Always check the veracity of your sources. There's only one internet clown I give time to and it's not David_Hague.

[Mista_Trix]

WOW, Why isn't this being reported more in the Media?

http://www.marketoracle.co.uk/Article43477.html (http://www.marketoracle.co.uk/Article43477.html)

"Dear reader put away your charts and graphs. Forget about fundamental and technical analysis. Ignore financial statements and trends. The extraordinary agreement to share information between the National Security Agency [NSA], a host of European, Russian, Canadian and Chinese spy agencies and the world's Central Banks will ensure that the only relevant force in Global Stock markets will be the trading activity of the world's Central Banks. Thanks to the data gathering of the NSA and its subsidiary spy agencies around the world, the Central Banks will be privy to the most confidential conversations and communications from the boardroom, the bedroom and the trading floor. Central Banks will now be able to trade with inside information that could only be dreamed about in years gone by."

In my Opinion this is just the beginning and can only get worse (although how can it be worse than being spied on and your information sold off?)

More and more articles are appearing stating Edward Snowden has more information to reveal, alot more. I wonder why it is coming out so slowly? I for one think it would be beneficial for change if there was a large cache released and a media frenzy and outrage to prompt people to actually do something about this

How much do Central Banks actually invest in stock markets? Can you find out about the reserve bank here in NZ?




All of this stuff is quite blown out of proportion.
Having just worked several years in the NZ intelligence community, all of this stuff that comes out assumes that the people that work within it are not human. Concerns for privacy are primary, operating within the law is also primary. The difference with interpretation has caused a lot of issues so far - in house teams interpret it differently than the high-court overriding decisions ultimately do.

There is a healthy mix of left and right wingers in the intel community, they are not out to get you, they understand that what they do is an invasion of privacy, and they work to minimise that.

Suspicion also arises that the details of these deals don't get made public, and because of this secrecy the worse is often assumed. Its never as bad as they make it out to be.

I'm a left leaning green voter, Hager is so far off about how the intel community works its embarrassing.

Its not as creepy as it appears, its good people, who get little credit for what they do, living in the shaddows (keeping what they do a secret from others is harder on them than the public understands), trying to work within the rules they've been given, not out to mess with anyone, and not puppeteered by some secret power.

Bloody conspiracies.

[jonu]

Gee Mista Trix, you convinced me. I'll just trust those nice people in the shadows to do the right thing. Have we got another Tui in the fridge?

[Mista_Trix]

And if we got rid of the invisible curtain (and the manpower required to maneuver it) we'd be fine ... ... ... ... yeah right.

[Whipmoney]

I fear this is just further evidence of a growing internet ideology (conspiracy theory) which is against the idea of a Central Banking system. For years it went unnoticed on quiet bulletin boards, then spread through youtube with the rise of the likes of Senator Ron Paul and now i'm beginning to notice it on the comments in the Finance Section in Herald.

There's always lots of posters ranting on about the evils of fiat currency, central banks, banking in general and money printing..

I guess part of the problem is that Central banking isn't very well understand and they do little to educate the public about why they are doing certain initiatives (e.g. the FED's QE programmes).

[Schrodinger]

Look up the Australia v East Timor case.... (east Timor government v Woodside)

The whole "intelligence" branch is setup for corporate gain (espionage) sponsored through the state.

I could list the examples from the US if you like.

Latest from the White House:

http://www.whitehouse.gov/sites/default/files/docs/2013-12-12_rg_final_report.pdf