Shares slip after 7-day run, yen gains on U.S. dollar

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ArnoldBosnan wrote:

Yen decline 20% against the USD means all Japanese product in worldwide depreciate 20%. Eg. A Japanese car bought December 2012 is already depreciate 20% before sold to customer.
Expert said Japan will continue depreciate the YEN to stimulate economy.

Means if you buy a car or 1 gram of gold at Japan today in 1 month time your car/gold might depreciate 10% due to YEN depreciation. I guess this is not a bright idea to enhance a country economy. What if one day 1 YEN = 1 Rupiah? Japan = Indonesia. Salary will depreciate as well, worker need to demand more wages.Let us everybody buy YEN and keep it till yen is back to it’s original price.

It’s time to get control of Yen, America, Euro Bank should start to control the Yen movement as it’s intention by Japan for their economy purpose. Do you think the value of 100k Yen today is as same as December 2012?

Mar 12, 2013 6:50am EDT  --  Report as abuse
scythe wrote:

(quote) The pound has been one of the worst performing major currencies in 2013, falling 8.4 percent against the dollar and 7.6 percent against the euro.

sterling pound was an over-valued hustle

now stripped naked from its delusional posturing
as some kind of safe haven (as in LIBOR-rigging)

empress brititanica has no clothes

Mar 12, 2013 7:21am EDT  --  Report as abuse
Arnoldbosnan2 wrote:

Yen decline 20% against the USD means all Japanese product in worldwide depreciate 20%. Eg. A Japanese car bought December 2012 is already depreciate 20% before sold to customer.
Expert said Japan will continue depreciate the YEN to stimulate economy.

Means if you buy a car or 1 gram of gold at Japan today in 1 month time your car/gold might depreciate 10% due to YEN depreciation. I guess this is not a bright idea to enhance a country economy. What if one day 1 YEN = 1 Rupiah? Japan = Indonesia. Salary will depreciate as well, worker need to demand more wages.Let us everybody buy YEN and keep it till yen is back to it’s original price.

It’s time to get control of Yen, America, Euro Bank should start to control the Yen movement as it’s intention by Japan for their economy purpose. Do you think the value of 100k Yen today is as same as December 2012? Target to purchase YEN is 10000 Trillion YEN in order to control the YEN.

Mar 12, 2013 11:04am EDT  --  Report as abuse
Arnoldbosnan2 wrote:

Yen decline 20% against the USD means all Japanese product in worldwide depreciate 20%. Eg. A Japanese car bought December 2012 is already depreciate 20% before sold to customer.
Expert said Japan will continue depreciate the YEN to stimulate economy.

Means if you buy a car or 1 gram of gold at Japan today in 1 month time your car/gold might depreciate 10% due to YEN depreciation. I guess this is not a bright idea to enhance a country economy. What if one day 1 YEN = 1 Rupiah? Japan = Indonesia. Salary will depreciate as well, worker need to demand more wages.Let us everybody buy YEN and keep it till yen is back to it’s original price.

It’s time to get control of Yen, America, Euro Bank should start to control the Yen movement as it’s intention by Japan for their economy purpose. Do you think the value of 100k Yen today is as same as December 2012? Target to purchase YEN is 10000 Trillion YEN in order to control the YEN.

Mar 12, 2013 11:06am EDT  --  Report as abuse
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