Lula conta com 64% dos eleitores arrependidos de votar em Bolsonaro

The Pound is trading at 1.573 today against the Dollar following yesterday’s coordinated action from the US Federal Reserve, Bank of Canada, Bank of England, Bank of Japan, ECB and Swiss National Bank to improve liquidity for banks. The 6 central banks agreed to cut the interest rate on dollar liquidity swap lines by 50 basis points.

With the ever-changing economical, financial and social ethos of the modern day world that form an interwoven patchwork in our daily routines, we have become far more competitive than we had ever been in the past. As the history of mankind evolves, his needs, desires and social adaptability also alter in a unique way. We belong to the same category of “homo sapiens” that existed millions of years ago; however, today mankind is not merely concerned with fulfilling the basic needs of life.

This week there was news that Europe is in negotiations to create a much bigger financial “bazooka” that could include running two separate rescue funds and winning increased support for the International Monetary Fund and a bailout. But it seems, that they are playing carefully with their words at the moment. The stock market’s performance for 2011 is coming down to whether European leaders or Santa will have control of markets in the final weeks of the year.

The question is what would an economic collapse look like in China? And will it actually happen? but before you ask that question you must realise that some parts of the Chinese economy are in serious trouble.

The real trick for #OWS will be to balance bottom up and top down in a way that benefits us all. The path from open source to #OWS offers some interesting insights.