2/11/11

NYSE, Other Global Stock Markets Consolidating; '666' Birthing

reposted:
Follow up on: A Big Dot: Australia, Singapore Agree To Merge Stock Markets 10-28-10 "Two separate countries agreeing to merge their stock markets, which necessarily means a merge of economies ultimately."
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Global Stock Exchanges Are Headed for Major Consolidation
Germany's Deutsche Boerse is in advanced talks to buy NYSE Euronext, and the London Stock Exchange has agreed to buy Canadian stock market operator TMX, as exchanges globally look for ways to boost their markets and cut costs.
"I think these consolidations are the wave of the future—with aspects we haven't even seen yet—once the derivatives markets are required to be more like exchanges," former SEC Chairman Harvey Pitt told CNBC. "Securities regulators should welcome these consolidations, but competition regulators may be concerned."
Together, Deutsche Boerse and NYSE Euronext would dominate exchange trading in continental Europe.
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re: 'consolidations'
NYSE Euronext (owner of the New York Stock Exchange) selling a majority stake (60%) to Germany, and the London Stock Exchange buying out a Canadian stock market operator? It is happening before your very eyes. The wealthiest nations of the earth are merging their financial markets, i.e. their economies. "Consolidations" - is what they call it, and we are being told, they "are the wave of the future".
And the future is now...and that 'wave' is a tsunami that is effectively washing away borders and putting total control over the financial transactions of the planet into fewer and fewer hands.
If you understand and believe the Word of God you will recognize instantly the embryonic development of the 666 global economic system.
Do you understand and believe?
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John 3:36 'He that believeth on the Son hath everlasting life: and he that believeth not the Son shall not see life; but the wrath of God abideth on him'

1 comment :

Wanda Eckman said...

It’s interesting to see that the London Stock Exchange has decided to buy the Canadian stock market operator TMX since there were talks of looking at the Eastern market because it was more valuable and is considered more new than the market in the West.