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December 11, 2007 at 1:43 PM #114453December 11, 2007 at 1:45 PM #114261
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GuestToo bad you weren’t on this forum 18 months ago. If you were, and followed my advice on pessimistic investing, you would have made a fortune..
December 11, 2007 at 1:45 PM #114381GuestToo bad you weren’t on this forum 18 months ago. If you were, and followed my advice on pessimistic investing, you would have made a fortune..
December 11, 2007 at 1:45 PM #114424GuestToo bad you weren’t on this forum 18 months ago. If you were, and followed my advice on pessimistic investing, you would have made a fortune..
December 11, 2007 at 1:45 PM #114426GuestToo bad you weren’t on this forum 18 months ago. If you were, and followed my advice on pessimistic investing, you would have made a fortune..
December 11, 2007 at 1:45 PM #114463GuestToo bad you weren’t on this forum 18 months ago. If you were, and followed my advice on pessimistic investing, you would have made a fortune..
December 11, 2007 at 1:45 PM #114267GuestToo bad you weren’t on this forum 18 months ago. If you were, and followed my advice on pessimistic investing, you would have made a fortune..
December 11, 2007 at 1:45 PM #114388GuestToo bad you weren’t on this forum 18 months ago. If you were, and followed my advice on pessimistic investing, you would have made a fortune..
December 11, 2007 at 1:45 PM #114428GuestToo bad you weren’t on this forum 18 months ago. If you were, and followed my advice on pessimistic investing, you would have made a fortune..
December 11, 2007 at 1:45 PM #114431GuestToo bad you weren’t on this forum 18 months ago. If you were, and followed my advice on pessimistic investing, you would have made a fortune..
December 11, 2007 at 1:45 PM #114468GuestToo bad you weren’t on this forum 18 months ago. If you were, and followed my advice on pessimistic investing, you would have made a fortune..
December 11, 2007 at 2:12 PM #114297EconProf
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Rustico: Am very pessimistic…am thinking now of shorting Citigroup, or buying a put. But shorting a builder might get a “purer” play on the housing sector. Pretty much agree with most postings here that see a self-reinforcing decline that will feed on itself downward. It is the perfect storm, and there is nothing the government can (or should) do to try to prevent it. The market forces will prevail in the end.
Deadzone: C’mon, tell us what you did and how much you made doing it. What is your suggestion now?December 11, 2007 at 2:12 PM #114416ParticipantBobS
Rustico: Am very pessimistic…am thinking now of shorting Citigroup, or buying a put. But shorting a builder might get a “purer” play on the housing sector. Pretty much agree with most postings here that see a self-reinforcing decline that will feed on itself downward. It is the perfect storm, and there is nothing the government can (or should) do to try to prevent it. The market forces will prevail in the end.
Deadzone: C’mon, tell us what you did and how much you made doing it. What is your suggestion now?December 11, 2007 at 2:12 PM #114457ParticipantBobS
Rustico: Am very pessimistic…am thinking now of shorting Citigroup, or buying a put. But shorting a builder might get a “purer” play on the housing sector. Pretty much agree with most postings here that see a self-reinforcing decline that will feed on itself downward. It is the perfect storm, and there is nothing the government can (or should) do to try to prevent it. The market forces will prevail in the end.
Deadzone: C’mon, tell us what you did and how much you made doing it. What is your suggestion now?December 11, 2007 at 2:12 PM #114461ParticipantBobS
Rustico: Am very pessimistic…am thinking now of shorting Citigroup, or buying a put. But shorting a builder might get a “purer” play on the housing sector. Pretty much agree with most postings here that see a self-reinforcing decline that will feed on itself downward. It is the perfect storm, and there is nothing the government can (or should) do to try to prevent it. The market forces will prevail in the end.
Deadzone: C’mon, tell us what you did and how much you made doing it. What is your suggestion now? -
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