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El Mano dijo:03/06/2010 (al día siguiente): Dos supuestos ciudadanos japoneses son detenidos en Italia intentando cruzar la frontera suiza con 134.000 millones de dólares en bonos supuestamente emitidos en 1934. También tenemos foto:
Perdona, de donde sacas que dichos bonos fueron emitidos en 1934, en ninguna noticia que haya leido pone eso.
Es más las autoridades italianas estan a la espera de noticias de la SEC para conocer si son buenos o no, respuesta que según dichas autoridades puede tardar varios dias.
Colonel Mecarelli of the Guardia di Finanza in Italy said that he asked the SEC to verify the bonds authenticity, and that he expects a reply “within a few days” according to the Bloomberg article which can be read in its entirety here:
Italian Police Ask SEC to Authenticate Seized U.S. Treasuries - Bloomberg.com
La noticia más importante que hay es que no hay noticias, ya sea real o una estafa, no ha aparecido noticia alguna en los medios Usanos,
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There were no headlines on CNBC, MSNBC, CNN, the BBC, FOX business news, or any other western media network, whereas the article is already spreading like wildfire through the Italian, Swiss and Asian news networks.
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¿Y la pregunta, estara el gobierno japones vendiendo bonos que solo pueden poseer los bancos centrales en el mercado neցro con fuertes descuentos?
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The articles first began appearing on June 11, exactly one day before Yosano began singing the praises of US Treasuries.
These denominations are strictly for government-to-government transactions and are not found in the private sector. The 16 primary dealers who make a market for US government debt are the only private sector organizations even remotely likely to have access to bonds of that size in paper or bearer form. However, the auction process is entirely electronic and has been so for decades ever since the Depository Trust and Clearing Corporation was established. This would suggest that these bonds, if real, belonged to a Central Bank.
Nada se sabe de la identidad de los dos japoneses y encima son tratados con personas pertenecientes a altos estamentos financieros.
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The identities of the men captured have been withheld, and as of this writing (pending further developments) there is nothing to indicate that they have been formally charged with a crime. The men captured are being treated with the courtesy normally provided to government agents.
fuente bloomberg link anterior.
Parece y digo parece que los japoneses van por libre y han decidido descargarse de su deuda americana, aunque sea a precio de saldo y si eso hacen los japoneses ¿Que haran los chinos? y cabe tambien preguntarse ¿Existe un mercado neցro de bonos propiedad de los gobiernos?, si es asi, la transparencia de los mercado de deuda saberana es nula.
The evidence as of this writing strongly suggests that a major Central Bank, most likely the Japanese, attempted to liquidate $134.5 billion dollars in US government debt on the black market, at what would have to be a deep discount. The ‘Italian Incident’ is perhaps the biggest news story never to hit the front page.
Extractos del artículo:
Did the Japanese Try to Dump $135 BILLION in US Bonds on the Black Market? - Marli -- Seeking Alpha
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