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How Long Until The Bank Of Israel Has To Be Bailed Out On It

 
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Post: #1   PostPosted: Tue Mar 06, 2012 5:31 pm    Post subject: How Long Until The Bank Of Israel Has To Be Bailed Out On It Reply with quote

In what was likely the most ominous news from last week (and a near certain top for the stock) that now none other than the Israel Central Bank was going long shares of AAPL. While the implications for stocks in general are extensive , it is worth noting that the Israel Monetary Authority now has a big MTM loss on its Apple investment (although as Greece and the ECB have taught us, a central bank can book a "profit" even when a given security is trading at an all time low, and completely irrelevant of what one's cost basis is). And where Israel is, it is quite certain that other central banks have boldly ventured as well. So how long until the Fed has to open an FX swap line with Tel Aviv to bailout Stanley Fischer in this latest of hare brained schemes to keep the Ponzi system going? And how long until it has to be extended to the nearly 250 hedge funds who are now also long the stock, with the universe of incremental buyers disappearing by the day? What is most stunning is that Apple dipped a modest 3% intraday... Which just happened to be the biggest decline since November 2010.
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Post: #2   PostPosted: Tue Mar 06, 2012 8:18 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

Bottom line ? Print more money Laughing
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