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September 22, 2009 at 1:29 PM #460975September 22, 2009 at 6:19 PM #460328NotCrankyParticipant
[quote=scaredycat]the money says in god we trust. so there’s gotta be at least soem connection in the national consciousness between faith and cash.[/quote]
Faith, money and patriotism…”Chicken Soup for the Soul”September 22, 2009 at 6:19 PM #460519NotCrankyParticipant[quote=scaredycat]the money says in god we trust. so there’s gotta be at least soem connection in the national consciousness between faith and cash.[/quote]
Faith, money and patriotism…”Chicken Soup for the Soul”September 22, 2009 at 6:19 PM #460860NotCrankyParticipant[quote=scaredycat]the money says in god we trust. so there’s gotta be at least soem connection in the national consciousness between faith and cash.[/quote]
Faith, money and patriotism…”Chicken Soup for the Soul”September 22, 2009 at 6:19 PM #460932NotCrankyParticipant[quote=scaredycat]the money says in god we trust. so there’s gotta be at least soem connection in the national consciousness between faith and cash.[/quote]
Faith, money and patriotism…”Chicken Soup for the Soul”September 22, 2009 at 6:19 PM #461134NotCrankyParticipant[quote=scaredycat]the money says in god we trust. so there’s gotta be at least soem connection in the national consciousness between faith and cash.[/quote]
Faith, money and patriotism…”Chicken Soup for the Soul”September 22, 2009 at 9:13 PM #460362moneymakerParticipant[quote=Arraya]Its all a confidence game, which is why CNBC exists in the first place. They need to pipe a voice right into our living rooms, “Don’t worry, everything is OK.” Fuck, they should fire Cramer and put Alfred E. Neuman in his place. Bernake should be dressed in a red robe chanting at the moon. He mine as well be making forecasts from pig entrails, he’d have about the same accuracy.
The FDIC is borrowing money from banks now, Fannie Mae keeps home prices high.
I really have no idea how we made it this far.[/quote]
Actually I rather like Bernanke. How he can seem so calm with everything that’s going on and everything he knows is going to happen is beyond me. A friend of mine said his gold stock tripled today,so of course I told him to sell it,which he didn’t do.”There isn’t much that can truly triple in 1 day and not go down later”.
September 22, 2009 at 9:13 PM #460553moneymakerParticipant[quote=Arraya]Its all a confidence game, which is why CNBC exists in the first place. They need to pipe a voice right into our living rooms, “Don’t worry, everything is OK.” Fuck, they should fire Cramer and put Alfred E. Neuman in his place. Bernake should be dressed in a red robe chanting at the moon. He mine as well be making forecasts from pig entrails, he’d have about the same accuracy.
The FDIC is borrowing money from banks now, Fannie Mae keeps home prices high.
I really have no idea how we made it this far.[/quote]
Actually I rather like Bernanke. How he can seem so calm with everything that’s going on and everything he knows is going to happen is beyond me. A friend of mine said his gold stock tripled today,so of course I told him to sell it,which he didn’t do.”There isn’t much that can truly triple in 1 day and not go down later”.
September 22, 2009 at 9:13 PM #460895moneymakerParticipant[quote=Arraya]Its all a confidence game, which is why CNBC exists in the first place. They need to pipe a voice right into our living rooms, “Don’t worry, everything is OK.” Fuck, they should fire Cramer and put Alfred E. Neuman in his place. Bernake should be dressed in a red robe chanting at the moon. He mine as well be making forecasts from pig entrails, he’d have about the same accuracy.
The FDIC is borrowing money from banks now, Fannie Mae keeps home prices high.
I really have no idea how we made it this far.[/quote]
Actually I rather like Bernanke. How he can seem so calm with everything that’s going on and everything he knows is going to happen is beyond me. A friend of mine said his gold stock tripled today,so of course I told him to sell it,which he didn’t do.”There isn’t much that can truly triple in 1 day and not go down later”.
September 22, 2009 at 9:13 PM #460967moneymakerParticipant[quote=Arraya]Its all a confidence game, which is why CNBC exists in the first place. They need to pipe a voice right into our living rooms, “Don’t worry, everything is OK.” Fuck, they should fire Cramer and put Alfred E. Neuman in his place. Bernake should be dressed in a red robe chanting at the moon. He mine as well be making forecasts from pig entrails, he’d have about the same accuracy.
The FDIC is borrowing money from banks now, Fannie Mae keeps home prices high.
I really have no idea how we made it this far.[/quote]
Actually I rather like Bernanke. How he can seem so calm with everything that’s going on and everything he knows is going to happen is beyond me. A friend of mine said his gold stock tripled today,so of course I told him to sell it,which he didn’t do.”There isn’t much that can truly triple in 1 day and not go down later”.
September 22, 2009 at 9:13 PM #461169moneymakerParticipant[quote=Arraya]Its all a confidence game, which is why CNBC exists in the first place. They need to pipe a voice right into our living rooms, “Don’t worry, everything is OK.” Fuck, they should fire Cramer and put Alfred E. Neuman in his place. Bernake should be dressed in a red robe chanting at the moon. He mine as well be making forecasts from pig entrails, he’d have about the same accuracy.
The FDIC is borrowing money from banks now, Fannie Mae keeps home prices high.
I really have no idea how we made it this far.[/quote]
Actually I rather like Bernanke. How he can seem so calm with everything that’s going on and everything he knows is going to happen is beyond me. A friend of mine said his gold stock tripled today,so of course I told him to sell it,which he didn’t do.”There isn’t much that can truly triple in 1 day and not go down later”.
September 22, 2009 at 9:40 PM #460382scaredyclassicParticipanti was thinking the same thing about bernanke a while ago. that is the way to be. screw everything. the absolute primary goal should be to be absolutely cool, unflappable, serious, but totally unruffled. even in the face of a giant poopystorm. i go one stretches like that but i am going to make that the mission of the reaminder of my days here on earth
September 22, 2009 at 9:40 PM #460573scaredyclassicParticipanti was thinking the same thing about bernanke a while ago. that is the way to be. screw everything. the absolute primary goal should be to be absolutely cool, unflappable, serious, but totally unruffled. even in the face of a giant poopystorm. i go one stretches like that but i am going to make that the mission of the reaminder of my days here on earth
September 22, 2009 at 9:40 PM #460915scaredyclassicParticipanti was thinking the same thing about bernanke a while ago. that is the way to be. screw everything. the absolute primary goal should be to be absolutely cool, unflappable, serious, but totally unruffled. even in the face of a giant poopystorm. i go one stretches like that but i am going to make that the mission of the reaminder of my days here on earth
September 22, 2009 at 9:40 PM #460987scaredyclassicParticipanti was thinking the same thing about bernanke a while ago. that is the way to be. screw everything. the absolute primary goal should be to be absolutely cool, unflappable, serious, but totally unruffled. even in the face of a giant poopystorm. i go one stretches like that but i am going to make that the mission of the reaminder of my days here on earth
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