Monday, 20 May 2013

DJ Industrial Average

INDEX : DJI

15,354
17 May 13 00:00		Change:
 121.18		Open:
15,235		High:
15,357		Ask:
0		Volume:
175,753,200
Change(%):
0.80		Prev:
15,233		Low:
15,235		Bid:
0		Open Int:
0
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1 CommentNovice 0  0
05 Aug 11 04:24
The only way out of this is to inflate. The model is allready there, it doesn't have to be invented to deal to this kind of recession. Do as they did in the 80's world economy, which means allow inflation to dig the way out of this mess. It's the only solution that will keep people employed.

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