When I write the place where you write moves End of story
2016-12-05 12:06 GMT+01:00 Marcus <marcus.m...@wtnet.de>: > Am 12/05/2016 11:32 AM, schrieb Jesper Andersson: > >> Have been using openoffice for a long time, but Im not a prolific >> writer, since I have windows 7 this applies only to win7 >> >> When I use the openoffice document, it is interceded by Windows, >> and for some reason starts looking for the pointer - it now goes on >> to put the prompt on the line where the pointer is >> >> Not certain, but if pointer outside of document, heads back to latest >> (place) >> >> If you did not know about this, I just wanted to let you know. >> >> It does this every 20 minutes (windows probably) >> > > I'm sorry but I don't understand the problem you are seeing. Is it > possible for you to describe it with other words or even better can you > provide us with a step-by-step description what you see, what is happening, > what you expect, etc.? > > Thanks in advance. > > Marcus > -- Jesper "Solskivan" Andersson Kan vara så att bostadsbubblan spricker om sex månader, kan vara så att Tyskland går in i en recession, om sex månader, och att Japan devalverar cirka om sex månader - januari eller februari. Många bostadsbubblor spricker då - Sverige drabbas nog senare. Nu rör sig kapitalet västerut - trots att hela skifferoljesvängen snart imploderar kommer amerikanska börser att stiga - krig i Mellanöstern. Sjunkande oljepris. Mer merkantilism i världen dessvärre - sälj en fastighet inom ett år är mitt råd - köp dollar (amerikanska) på medellång sikt, köp Euro på medellång sikt, sälj guld. Vissa aktier köpvärda om cirka ett år. Oljan stiger tillbaka mot hundra dollar om två eller tre år - Sverige blir på sikt som en blandning mellan Japan och Norge - rikt men under ständigt devalveringshot - detta varar fem år. Negativa räntor har inget med bankerna eller spararna att göra, det har med "appreciering" att göra This situation serves a number of short term purposes for the states involved. Negative rates help to control destabilizing financial inflows at times when fear is increasingly driving large amounts of money across borders. A primary objective has been to reduce upward pressure on currencies outside the eurozone. The Swiss, Danish and Swedish currencies have all been experiencing currency appreciation, hence a desire to use negative interest rates to protect their exchange rate, and therefore the price of their exports, by encouraging foreigners to keep their money elsewhere. The Danish central bank’s sole mandate is to control the value of the currency against the euro. For a time, Switzerland pegged their currency directly to the euro, but found the cost of doing so to be prohibitive. For them, negative rates are a less costly attempt to weaken the currency without the need to defend a formal peg. In a world of competitive, beggar-thy-neighbour currency devaluations, negative interest rates are seen as a means to achieve or maintain an export advantage, and evidence of the growing currency war.