It feels kinda bubbly right now

[Arraya]

The fact the the entire western banking system will fail if asset prices fall to low motivates a little too. Don’t ya think?

Falling prices makes all those balance sheet clogging assets worth less and the whole banking system more insolvent.

Personally, I think the bankers are more concerned with the survival of the system than voter satisfaction.

In they end, everybody may lose and that could change the politics to save my home value to put Geitner and Paulsons head on a stick.

It’s not looking good for the banksters.

[Zeitgeist]

This is what it looks like.

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[Zeitgeist]

This is what it looks like.

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[Zeitgeist]

This is what it looks like.

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[Zeitgeist]

This is what it looks like.

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[Zeitgeist]

This is what it looks like.

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[patientrenter]

[quote=Arraya]The fact the the entire western banking system will fail if asset prices fall to low motivates a little too. Don’t ya think?

Falling prices makes all those balance sheet clogging assets worth less and the whole banking system more insolvent.

Personally, I think the bankers are more concerned with the survival of the system than voter satisfaction.

In they end, everybody may lose and that could change the politics to save my home value to put Geitner and Paulsons head on a stick.

It’s not looking good for the banksters.[/quote]

Arraya, if we chose a certain asset, or asset class, for preferential treatment, and doubled its price tomorrow, holding it forever at double its value relative to today’s prices for other assets, would that make all of us wealthier?

[patientrenter]

[quote=Arraya]The fact the the entire western banking system will fail if asset prices fall to low motivates a little too. Don’t ya think?

Falling prices makes all those balance sheet clogging assets worth less and the whole banking system more insolvent.

Personally, I think the bankers are more concerned with the survival of the system than voter satisfaction.

In they end, everybody may lose and that could change the politics to save my home value to put Geitner and Paulsons head on a stick.

It’s not looking good for the banksters.[/quote]

Arraya, if we chose a certain asset, or asset class, for preferential treatment, and doubled its price tomorrow, holding it forever at double its value relative to today’s prices for other assets, would that make all of us wealthier?

[patientrenter]

[quote=Arraya]The fact the the entire western banking system will fail if asset prices fall to low motivates a little too. Don’t ya think?

Falling prices makes all those balance sheet clogging assets worth less and the whole banking system more insolvent.

Personally, I think the bankers are more concerned with the survival of the system than voter satisfaction.

In they end, everybody may lose and that could change the politics to save my home value to put Geitner and Paulsons head on a stick.

It’s not looking good for the banksters.[/quote]

Arraya, if we chose a certain asset, or asset class, for preferential treatment, and doubled its price tomorrow, holding it forever at double its value relative to today’s prices for other assets, would that make all of us wealthier?

[patientrenter]

[quote=Arraya]The fact the the entire western banking system will fail if asset prices fall to low motivates a little too. Don’t ya think?

Falling prices makes all those balance sheet clogging assets worth less and the whole banking system more insolvent.

Personally, I think the bankers are more concerned with the survival of the system than voter satisfaction.

In they end, everybody may lose and that could change the politics to save my home value to put Geitner and Paulsons head on a stick.

It’s not looking good for the banksters.[/quote]

Arraya, if we chose a certain asset, or asset class, for preferential treatment, and doubled its price tomorrow, holding it forever at double its value relative to today’s prices for other assets, would that make all of us wealthier?

[patientrenter]

[quote=Arraya]The fact the the entire western banking system will fail if asset prices fall to low motivates a little too. Don’t ya think?

Falling prices makes all those balance sheet clogging assets worth less and the whole banking system more insolvent.

Personally, I think the bankers are more concerned with the survival of the system than voter satisfaction.

In they end, everybody may lose and that could change the politics to save my home value to put Geitner and Paulsons head on a stick.

It’s not looking good for the banksters.[/quote]

Arraya, if we chose a certain asset, or asset class, for preferential treatment, and doubled its price tomorrow, holding it forever at double its value relative to today’s prices for other assets, would that make all of us wealthier?

[LesBaer45]

[quote=temeculaguy][quote=flu]I’m so pissed right now.
I sold Ford and Chevron yesterday think Chevron who miss earnings and Ford’s runup would end.

Chevron did miss earnings, but it’s up and Ford is $8 now…Goddamn. (had a tiny holding in Ford though anyway).

Still waiting for Shittybank to hit $10. ha ha.

Crawzy[/quote]

You are pissed, what about me? I failed to buy it when it was under $2 even though I talked about it daily, I believe people warned me about giving investment advice to others as much as I talked about it. HOG is 22+ now, so it has tripled and Ford hase gone 4x plus. I am so done with this bear crap, I’s switching sides altogether before I miss more opportunities to 3x, 4x, 5x, or 6x my money in a matter if months

Everyone is gonna get their panties in a bunch with this next comment, so without further ado:

The recession is nearing the end. There, I said it. Over the next six months we will see signs of life, by spring unemployment will turn the corner but the stock market will have already done so. Housing has this winter and early spring left for bargain hunting, this time next year, the low and high end will have converged a tad and while it wont shoot up, it will be done going down.

While I’m prognosticating, the Chargers win the division and The Lakers repeat, now I can go back to bed and mail it in since I just figured out how the next twelve months will go.[/quote]

I’ve moved my stops up just in case. I’ve already picked “targets” and have convinced myself I’m bailing when they hit, short term capital gains tax bite or not!

I didn’t jump on F, AA or MTW like I wanted to. Ran out of cash. No guts, no glory.

I’m still waiting for my WYNN and LVS to jump back to insane levels. Then I’ll know for sure it’s time to bail. 🙂

*Chargers take AFC in a squeaker when Pats fall apart after Brady is distracted by new baby + age creeping up on him.

[LesBaer45]

[quote=temeculaguy][quote=flu]I’m so pissed right now.
I sold Ford and Chevron yesterday think Chevron who miss earnings and Ford’s runup would end.

Chevron did miss earnings, but it’s up and Ford is $8 now…Goddamn. (had a tiny holding in Ford though anyway).

Still waiting for Shittybank to hit $10. ha ha.

Crawzy[/quote]

You are pissed, what about me? I failed to buy it when it was under $2 even though I talked about it daily, I believe people warned me about giving investment advice to others as much as I talked about it. HOG is 22+ now, so it has tripled and Ford hase gone 4x plus. I am so done with this bear crap, I’s switching sides altogether before I miss more opportunities to 3x, 4x, 5x, or 6x my money in a matter if months

Everyone is gonna get their panties in a bunch with this next comment, so without further ado:

The recession is nearing the end. There, I said it. Over the next six months we will see signs of life, by spring unemployment will turn the corner but the stock market will have already done so. Housing has this winter and early spring left for bargain hunting, this time next year, the low and high end will have converged a tad and while it wont shoot up, it will be done going down.

While I’m prognosticating, the Chargers win the division and The Lakers repeat, now I can go back to bed and mail it in since I just figured out how the next twelve months will go.[/quote]

I’ve moved my stops up just in case. I’ve already picked “targets” and have convinced myself I’m bailing when they hit, short term capital gains tax bite or not!

I didn’t jump on F, AA or MTW like I wanted to. Ran out of cash. No guts, no glory.

I’m still waiting for my WYNN and LVS to jump back to insane levels. Then I’ll know for sure it’s time to bail. 🙂

*Chargers take AFC in a squeaker when Pats fall apart after Brady is distracted by new baby + age creeping up on him.

[LesBaer45]

[quote=temeculaguy][quote=flu]I’m so pissed right now.
I sold Ford and Chevron yesterday think Chevron who miss earnings and Ford’s runup would end.

Chevron did miss earnings, but it’s up and Ford is $8 now…Goddamn. (had a tiny holding in Ford though anyway).

Still waiting for Shittybank to hit $10. ha ha.

Crawzy[/quote]

You are pissed, what about me? I failed to buy it when it was under $2 even though I talked about it daily, I believe people warned me about giving investment advice to others as much as I talked about it. HOG is 22+ now, so it has tripled and Ford hase gone 4x plus. I am so done with this bear crap, I’s switching sides altogether before I miss more opportunities to 3x, 4x, 5x, or 6x my money in a matter if months

Everyone is gonna get their panties in a bunch with this next comment, so without further ado:

The recession is nearing the end. There, I said it. Over the next six months we will see signs of life, by spring unemployment will turn the corner but the stock market will have already done so. Housing has this winter and early spring left for bargain hunting, this time next year, the low and high end will have converged a tad and while it wont shoot up, it will be done going down.

While I’m prognosticating, the Chargers win the division and The Lakers repeat, now I can go back to bed and mail it in since I just figured out how the next twelve months will go.[/quote]

I’ve moved my stops up just in case. I’ve already picked “targets” and have convinced myself I’m bailing when they hit, short term capital gains tax bite or not!

I didn’t jump on F, AA or MTW like I wanted to. Ran out of cash. No guts, no glory.

I’m still waiting for my WYNN and LVS to jump back to insane levels. Then I’ll know for sure it’s time to bail. 🙂

*Chargers take AFC in a squeaker when Pats fall apart after Brady is distracted by new baby + age creeping up on him.

[LesBaer45]

[quote=temeculaguy][quote=flu]I’m so pissed right now.
I sold Ford and Chevron yesterday think Chevron who miss earnings and Ford’s runup would end.

Chevron did miss earnings, but it’s up and Ford is $8 now…Goddamn. (had a tiny holding in Ford though anyway).

Still waiting for Shittybank to hit $10. ha ha.

Crawzy[/quote]

You are pissed, what about me? I failed to buy it when it was under $2 even though I talked about it daily, I believe people warned me about giving investment advice to others as much as I talked about it. HOG is 22+ now, so it has tripled and Ford hase gone 4x plus. I am so done with this bear crap, I’s switching sides altogether before I miss more opportunities to 3x, 4x, 5x, or 6x my money in a matter if months

Everyone is gonna get their panties in a bunch with this next comment, so without further ado:

The recession is nearing the end. There, I said it. Over the next six months we will see signs of life, by spring unemployment will turn the corner but the stock market will have already done so. Housing has this winter and early spring left for bargain hunting, this time next year, the low and high end will have converged a tad and while it wont shoot up, it will be done going down.

While I’m prognosticating, the Chargers win the division and The Lakers repeat, now I can go back to bed and mail it in since I just figured out how the next twelve months will go.[/quote]

I’ve moved my stops up just in case. I’ve already picked “targets” and have convinced myself I’m bailing when they hit, short term capital gains tax bite or not!

I didn’t jump on F, AA or MTW like I wanted to. Ran out of cash. No guts, no glory.

I’m still waiting for my WYNN and LVS to jump back to insane levels. Then I’ll know for sure it’s time to bail. 🙂

*Chargers take AFC in a squeaker when Pats fall apart after Brady is distracted by new baby + age creeping up on him.

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