INV: Denninger Rocks!!!

[poorsaver]

I’ve been reading the Market Ticker for over a year now, and I have to admit that for the most part, Karl’s been spot on. Some of his political observations are a bit over the top, but I can’t fault him for his market perceptions. Scary thing is that he feels our economy is going into a depression, possibly to exceed GD1, due to the failed policies of our gov’t. If that prediction/observation comes true, then what’s to prevent house prices coming down 90 percent, as they did in the 30’s? I’ve heard that some houses (not like the ones in Detroit) were selling for $100. Adjust that for today’s dollars, and houses could be as cheap as $10,000. For real.

[barnaby33]

The only problem I see with Karls writing style is that its a bit emotionally loaded. His economics analysis has been pretty spot on. One nice thing about Karl is that he goes out of his way to explain WHY he feels the way he does. In his mind GD2 is already baked into the cake. He does qualify it though by talking about what he means by GD2 and it isn’t really like GD1.

In his estimation it is the same failed economic policies as the first time, not the consequences that he discusses. I read every ticker and I’ve not really heard him say 25% unemployment or soup lines. He talks about diminishing trade, retaliatory trade policies and a shrinking economic pie for all of us. His version of GD2, and mine as well doesn’t look like the last one, except for the fall in standard of living for most Americans and the lessening of opportunity for the young.
Josh

[barnaby33]

The only problem I see with Karls writing style is that its a bit emotionally loaded. His economics analysis has been pretty spot on. One nice thing about Karl is that he goes out of his way to explain WHY he feels the way he does. In his mind GD2 is already baked into the cake. He does qualify it though by talking about what he means by GD2 and it isn’t really like GD1.

In his estimation it is the same failed economic policies as the first time, not the consequences that he discusses. I read every ticker and I’ve not really heard him say 25% unemployment or soup lines. He talks about diminishing trade, retaliatory trade policies and a shrinking economic pie for all of us. His version of GD2, and mine as well doesn’t look like the last one, except for the fall in standard of living for most Americans and the lessening of opportunity for the young.
Josh

[barnaby33]

The only problem I see with Karls writing style is that its a bit emotionally loaded. His economics analysis has been pretty spot on. One nice thing about Karl is that he goes out of his way to explain WHY he feels the way he does. In his mind GD2 is already baked into the cake. He does qualify it though by talking about what he means by GD2 and it isn’t really like GD1.

In his estimation it is the same failed economic policies as the first time, not the consequences that he discusses. I read every ticker and I’ve not really heard him say 25% unemployment or soup lines. He talks about diminishing trade, retaliatory trade policies and a shrinking economic pie for all of us. His version of GD2, and mine as well doesn’t look like the last one, except for the fall in standard of living for most Americans and the lessening of opportunity for the young.
Josh

[barnaby33]

The only problem I see with Karls writing style is that its a bit emotionally loaded. His economics analysis has been pretty spot on. One nice thing about Karl is that he goes out of his way to explain WHY he feels the way he does. In his mind GD2 is already baked into the cake. He does qualify it though by talking about what he means by GD2 and it isn’t really like GD1.

In his estimation it is the same failed economic policies as the first time, not the consequences that he discusses. I read every ticker and I’ve not really heard him say 25% unemployment or soup lines. He talks about diminishing trade, retaliatory trade policies and a shrinking economic pie for all of us. His version of GD2, and mine as well doesn’t look like the last one, except for the fall in standard of living for most Americans and the lessening of opportunity for the young.
Josh

[barnaby33]

The only problem I see with Karls writing style is that its a bit emotionally loaded. His economics analysis has been pretty spot on. One nice thing about Karl is that he goes out of his way to explain WHY he feels the way he does. In his mind GD2 is already baked into the cake. He does qualify it though by talking about what he means by GD2 and it isn’t really like GD1.

In his estimation it is the same failed economic policies as the first time, not the consequences that he discusses. I read every ticker and I’ve not really heard him say 25% unemployment or soup lines. He talks about diminishing trade, retaliatory trade policies and a shrinking economic pie for all of us. His version of GD2, and mine as well doesn’t look like the last one, except for the fall in standard of living for most Americans and the lessening of opportunity for the young.
Josh

[lonestar2000]

DWCAP: agree 100%, the pump is on fire and they’re trying to put it out by gousing it with more gas

Denninger can indeed be a bit emotional, but you can hardly blame him, this mess is affecting us all more than most of us realize, even now.

[lonestar2000]

DWCAP: agree 100%, the pump is on fire and they’re trying to put it out by gousing it with more gas

Denninger can indeed be a bit emotional, but you can hardly blame him, this mess is affecting us all more than most of us realize, even now.

[lonestar2000]

DWCAP: agree 100%, the pump is on fire and they’re trying to put it out by gousing it with more gas

Denninger can indeed be a bit emotional, but you can hardly blame him, this mess is affecting us all more than most of us realize, even now.

[lonestar2000]

DWCAP: agree 100%, the pump is on fire and they’re trying to put it out by gousing it with more gas

Denninger can indeed be a bit emotional, but you can hardly blame him, this mess is affecting us all more than most of us realize, even now.

[lonestar2000]

DWCAP: agree 100%, the pump is on fire and they’re trying to put it out by gousing it with more gas

Denninger can indeed be a bit emotional, but you can hardly blame him, this mess is affecting us all more than most of us realize, even now.

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