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September 3, 2008 at 10:18 PM #13726September 3, 2008 at 11:12 PM #265621peterbParticipant
You can add the rest of the globe to this.
September 3, 2008 at 11:12 PM #265835peterbParticipantYou can add the rest of the globe to this.
September 3, 2008 at 11:12 PM #265849peterbParticipantYou can add the rest of the globe to this.
September 3, 2008 at 11:12 PM #265894peterbParticipantYou can add the rest of the globe to this.
September 3, 2008 at 11:12 PM #265927peterbParticipantYou can add the rest of the globe to this.
September 4, 2008 at 12:34 AM #265686EugeneParticipantThey think it’s slow now? Wait till they see what 1.45 euro does to our manufacturing.
Let me tell you this. If they don’t lower the rate on the 16th, it’s going to be a safe bet to short industry/export components of our main indices. I’ll probably short NASDAQ.
September 4, 2008 at 12:34 AM #265901EugeneParticipantThey think it’s slow now? Wait till they see what 1.45 euro does to our manufacturing.
Let me tell you this. If they don’t lower the rate on the 16th, it’s going to be a safe bet to short industry/export components of our main indices. I’ll probably short NASDAQ.
September 4, 2008 at 12:34 AM #265914EugeneParticipantThey think it’s slow now? Wait till they see what 1.45 euro does to our manufacturing.
Let me tell you this. If they don’t lower the rate on the 16th, it’s going to be a safe bet to short industry/export components of our main indices. I’ll probably short NASDAQ.
September 4, 2008 at 12:34 AM #265960EugeneParticipantThey think it’s slow now? Wait till they see what 1.45 euro does to our manufacturing.
Let me tell you this. If they don’t lower the rate on the 16th, it’s going to be a safe bet to short industry/export components of our main indices. I’ll probably short NASDAQ.
September 4, 2008 at 12:34 AM #265992EugeneParticipantThey think it’s slow now? Wait till they see what 1.45 euro does to our manufacturing.
Let me tell you this. If they don’t lower the rate on the 16th, it’s going to be a safe bet to short industry/export components of our main indices. I’ll probably short NASDAQ.
September 4, 2008 at 10:20 AM #265801crParticipantLook at all the words they use to decribe what in reality is a catastrophically failing economy. The Fed still thinks their lies give people warm fuzzies.
The Fed is screwed. They can’t lower rates or inflation will take off again, and though the dollar is stronger than it was a few months ago, it’s still weak.
The Fed will sit idly by playing with smoke and mirrors until the negative effects of raising rates will look no worse than what we’ll have already seen by then in housing, employment, and consumer spending.
Then they’ll do what they should have done 2 years ago, when it would have hurt but the economy was in a much stronger position to absorb a rate hike.
September 4, 2008 at 10:20 AM #266016crParticipantLook at all the words they use to decribe what in reality is a catastrophically failing economy. The Fed still thinks their lies give people warm fuzzies.
The Fed is screwed. They can’t lower rates or inflation will take off again, and though the dollar is stronger than it was a few months ago, it’s still weak.
The Fed will sit idly by playing with smoke and mirrors until the negative effects of raising rates will look no worse than what we’ll have already seen by then in housing, employment, and consumer spending.
Then they’ll do what they should have done 2 years ago, when it would have hurt but the economy was in a much stronger position to absorb a rate hike.
September 4, 2008 at 10:20 AM #266029crParticipantLook at all the words they use to decribe what in reality is a catastrophically failing economy. The Fed still thinks their lies give people warm fuzzies.
The Fed is screwed. They can’t lower rates or inflation will take off again, and though the dollar is stronger than it was a few months ago, it’s still weak.
The Fed will sit idly by playing with smoke and mirrors until the negative effects of raising rates will look no worse than what we’ll have already seen by then in housing, employment, and consumer spending.
Then they’ll do what they should have done 2 years ago, when it would have hurt but the economy was in a much stronger position to absorb a rate hike.
September 4, 2008 at 10:20 AM #266076crParticipantLook at all the words they use to decribe what in reality is a catastrophically failing economy. The Fed still thinks their lies give people warm fuzzies.
The Fed is screwed. They can’t lower rates or inflation will take off again, and though the dollar is stronger than it was a few months ago, it’s still weak.
The Fed will sit idly by playing with smoke and mirrors until the negative effects of raising rates will look no worse than what we’ll have already seen by then in housing, employment, and consumer spending.
Then they’ll do what they should have done 2 years ago, when it would have hurt but the economy was in a much stronger position to absorb a rate hike.
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