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s&p 500 yoy% 10 year moving average?

commodity super cycle fall not yet finished?

'those bottoms last maybe a decade'

(1932 ~8yrs, 1960 ~4yrs, 2000~ 12yrs(big small big))

shold the next one be small?

the debt super cycle (if no one saved will anyone have

money to lend?)

'that's why everyone fears deflation is the rising debt

burden'

 

I don't like how raoul pal presents and interprets his

information.

 

HH

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http://www.dailymail.co.uk/money/news/article-4107122/How-taxman-spies-buy-sell-online-thanks-new-law-hardly-noticed.html

This should be read by all here.

 

It will certainly drive markets back to flea markets, bazaars and in hand transactions....so much for globalization for the Brits (and probably will be coming evereywhere else soon). The US already has Facta and I have already pointed out international rules on sharing banking information being phased in this year and the next.

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http://www.oecd.org/tax/automatic-exchange/about-automatic-exchange/over-1300-relationships-now-in-place-to-automatically-exchange-information-between-tax-authorities.htm

Over 1300 relationships now in place to automatically exchange information between tax authorities

 

22/12/2016 - Today, another important step to implement the OECD Common Reporting Standard (CRS) was taken, with a further 350 bilateral automatic exchange relationships being established between over 50 jurisdictions committed to exchanging information automatically pursuant to the OECD Common Reporting Standard (CRS), starting in 2017.

 

There are now more than 1 300 bilateral relationships in place across the globe, most of them based on the Multilateral Competent Authority Agreement on Automatic Exchange of Financial Account Information (the CRS MCAA). The full list of automatic exchange relationships that are currently in place under the CRS MCAA and other legal instruments can be accessed on the Automatic Exchange Portal. With respect to the jurisdictions exchanging as of 2017, 1133 out of the 1459 possible bilateral exchange relationships are now established. The 326 non activated exchange relationships are mainly due to the fact that 6 jurisdictions were not yet in a position to provide a full set of notifications. 

 

Two more rounds of activations are scheduled to take place in March and June 2017 which will allow the remaining 2017 and 2018 jurisdictions to nominate the partners with which they will undertake automatic exchanges in the coming months. The next update on the latest bilateral exchange relationships will be published before the end of March 2017, with updates to follow on a periodic basis. In total, 101 jurisdictions have agreed to start automatically exchanging financial account information in September 2017 and 2018, under the CRS.

 

The list so far.......

http://www.oecd.org/tax/automatic-exchange/international-framework-for-the-crs/exchange-relationships/

 

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