Legatus and Reinhardt
February 11th, 2009WARNING: This is not a recommendation to buy, sell or hold any financial instrument.
I follow a lot of deeply strange information as a matter of routine. Almost none of it gets mentioned here.
I’m sufficiently weirded out by something that I’ve been watching unfold over the last couple of days and thought I’d open it up for you guys to consider, just in case… of what? I don’t know. There’s a chance that this Friday the 13th could be more interesting than usual.
Let’s put it this way: For those of you who are looking for a rabbit hole to fall into, set your sights on Legatus and Reinhardt.
Students of the Deep Catholic Church should prepare to lose a few hours, at least. And for the foilheads who are traders… Fuggetaboutit. Get your spouse to pull the plug now.
If there’s aftermath to sort through by Friday—in the market, or otherwise—I’ll move this post back to the top and we can consider it again.
I apologize to people who are looking for tangible answers on this. I don’t have them. I’m as confused as the rest of the people watching this. Maybe that’s the point.
Buy the rumor or just stay in cash.
Lucky, yeah the guy was lucky.
Or hell maybe they have a such direct connection to the “dark forces” that manipulate the world and are divulging a bit of information that they.
It was the teotwawki and it was announced on yahoo (just downgraded to a hold today btw), hahaha, glad I have “polentay” of booze left over from my birthday on the 1st, this will be a bitch!
The Catholic Church is just as corrupt and inept as any other organization and is run by psychopaths.
Really seems to me that this is just another PSYOP.
Interesting.
“[A Legatus] received large shares of the [Roman] army’s booty at the end of a campaign”…”Legatus was also a term for an ambassador of the Roman Republic who was appointed by the senate for a mission (legatio) to a foreign nation, as well as for ambassadors who came to Rome from other countries” (Wikipedia)
For an intro to Legatus/Reinhardt go here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z8EHcHjsZMk
and select ‘more info’ in top right box.
Anything connected to Monaghan is creepy. For a while, I lived in Ann Arbor, Mr M. is quite well known as a thoroughly odd fellow.
Perhaps O.D. turned him down, so he is doing his own shtick, after all, Legatus means either “ambassador” or “general” depending on context … both seem appropriate, here. A roster of the members does seem interesting, some of those folks certainly do have the resources to swing markets, although what their purpose could be, I cannot fathom.
Of concern to me now is the $TNX. The yields are showing the disdain the bond market has for the big o’s plans. How are people near to him influencing (or attempting to influence) markets in a way favorable to Obama ? Personally, I think that the powers are trying to scare people out of the equities market and into bonds, so as to depress yields and enable bernanke/geithner/GS to finance another installment of everyone’s favorite fed game: kick the can .
Perhaps this is the method of choice, this time.
I gather there is going to be another pilgrimage to Rome, quite soon ?
So sad ! I’ ll miss the nice quiet markets we’ve had, so far this year.
>>> sarcasm off
C 🙂
I remember that. I was thinking when I read that thread, “chilling, but dude, I´ve been calling Sept. for the big slide since May.” My reasoning was CDS plus Q3 reporting. Did these guys all short-sell that day? I hope so. But other people did who weren´t part of the catholic boat, and they made good % just off of technical indicators and not having their heads up their asses.
I’m not quite ready to call “Reinhardt” Nostradamus, or our savior, just yet. My quess is he is part of the crew that started with “Permit me to issue and control the money of a nation, and I care not who makes its laws”.
I don’t like the Catholic Church and am not defending it, but it is a minor player in comparison, despite what Dan Brown would like us to believe.
Being the most powerful of the Christian factions, the Catholic Church must be Palestine’d / Iraq’d, in order to continue clearing the way for the New World Order. Ditto for America.
My muse, on a rainy early morning before the day gets started? The World’s sensibilities are suddenly turned back to the year 1832–I start the day’s news at Cryptogon and Kevin has highlighted in very bold letters a portion of yesterday afternoon’s presidential tirade, which interupted Ben Bernanke’s speech : “You are a den of vipers and thieves. I intend to rout you out,
and by the grace of the Eternal God, will rout you out”.
But in the real world, we just need to thank and support people like Kevin, who are making a strong effort toward the good.
After looking into it further, this guy seems to have some occult information conduit. Could you provide a link to the latest prediction? I´m having trouble finding it via Google. Perhaps that´s an algorithmic occlusion on their part…
r seemed pretty spooked on chat last night.
Said something like
“I am actually crying right now over the hardship people are about to suffer”
then dipped out after saying
“I wish I didn’t know so much about history bye”
During this period he was messing with his site, took down the vibrator girl and replaced it with something like “fuck the king” then “kill the king ASAP”, then blanked it. Today, the site is selling his collapse prediction tips for $720 a year, which means he must have some base belief that the USD will be usable at least for the upcoming few weeks.
@ dagobaz
Of concern to me now is the $TNX. The yields are showing the disdain the bond market has for the big o’s plans. How are people near to him influencing (or attempting to influence) markets in a way favorable to Obama ? Personally, I think that the powers are trying to scare people out of the equities market and into bonds, so as to depress yields and enable bernanke/geithner/GS to finance another installment of everyone’s favorite fed game: kick the can .
Remember this one?
http://www.portfolio.com/news-markets/national-news/portfolio/2008/11/11/The-End-of-Wall-Streets-Boom?print=true#
“What most people don’t realize is that the fixed-income world dwarfs the equity world,” he says. “The equity world is like a fucking zit compared with the bond market.”
I wonder if there’s enough juice in equities to make any appreciable dent in those bonds auctions, if it was to shift???
yes, I do remember that, and it is disturbingly true, however, having exhausted all the other possibilities, what else is left ?
most of the big players in the commodities are commercials, and actually use the physical commodity in which they trade, they will not buy bonds. a lot of funds are sitting on the sidelines in cash, they might if sufficiently induced. Notwithstanding the known inflow of drug monies, I think they have exhausted all other venues and are looking out at the end of the long end of the curve. What they (and I) see there scares them. That idiot bernanke might very well carry through on his threat to buy up the far end, which of course will create a situation in which the universe tenders to him. then what ?
we get a money machine expressly prohibited by statute. Do you think anyone will prosecute ? I sure don’t: the system would immediately implode. This is going to end in utter fiscal disaster, the only question that is germain now is: will it be sooner or later ?
– C
we get a money machine expressly prohibited by statute. Do you think anyone will prosecute ?
What does this mean? Is it related to the Fed buying the bonds directly? * shudder *
Yes. The fed buying treasuries directly creates an endless loop. this will grow exponentially until the fed is the only owner of treasuries.
This is specifically prohibited. But in this new era of the expansion of federal powers into a constitution-free zone, who is going to stop it ?
The end of that is just so bad, I cannot contemplate it …
— c
TREASURIES-Prices fall on continued supply worries
Fri Feb 13, 2009 2:36pm GMT
*Debt supply concerns push prices lower
*Trade quiet in an abbreviated session
*10-yr yields set for biggest weekly dip this year
By Chris Reese
NEW YORK, Feb 13 (Reuters) – U.S. Treasuries fell on Friday on worries an expected flood of new debt from the government will heavily dilute the market, even though this week’s quarterly refunding auctions were generally seen as a success.
Trade was quiet however with a thin data calendar and in an abbreviated session, with some investors happy to step to the sidelines after a week of volatile trade.
But supply concerns remained on Friday, as the government is expected to issue more and more debt to fund various rescue plans for the financial industry.
“There is speculation that we are going to see a larger (government) package than we thought we were going to see … and that is weighing on the market,” said Thomas di Galoma, head of U.S. Treasury trading at Jefferies & Co. in New York.
Benchmark 10-year notes were trading 11/32 lower in price for a yield of 2.83 percent, from 2.79 percent late on Thursday, while two-year notes were 1/32 lower for a yield of 0.94 percent from 0.91 percent.
Even with the lower prices on Friday, benchmark yields, which move inversely to prices, were on track for their biggest weekly fall so far this year in relief that the Treasury refunding had gone as well as it had.
Some analysts had worried that demand for government securities might be tepid given expectations of the huge wave of debt supply this year. While an auction of 30-year bonds on Thursday was met with a bit of a lukewarm reception, auctions of three-year notes and 10-year notes on Tuesday and Wednesday were generally seen as successful.
Kevin: This all goes back to what I mentioned a few weeks ago about bond and equities. They might just throw the equity market under the bus to keep bond yields down and price attractive. The 2 year is still a bit under 1% and that is perfect for their needs, the 10 year yield is a bit too high still though.
BONDS Are a big part of the plan, if they fail then there will be a new bigger plan, like you said a ways back, I don’t know what’s going to happen.
And Reinhardt, Boo!,well we are getting a bit of a sell off with 50 minutes to go, oh well, could’a been worse.