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August 5, 2008 at 2:07 PM #252764August 5, 2008 at 2:07 PM #252931
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ParticipantHahahahahahaha!!! This thread is never going to die.
Well if she liquidated in Mar ’06. Then I guess if she would have held through all the current financial mess and sold today. She’d be in about the same position. WOW!!!! Now that’s some serious CHA CHING!!!!!
August 5, 2008 at 2:07 PM #252939ParticipantHahahahahahaha!!! This thread is never going to die.
Well if she liquidated in Mar ’06. Then I guess if she would have held through all the current financial mess and sold today. She’d be in about the same position. WOW!!!! Now that’s some serious CHA CHING!!!!!
August 5, 2008 at 2:07 PM #252998ParticipantHahahahahahaha!!! This thread is never going to die.
Well if she liquidated in Mar ’06. Then I guess if she would have held through all the current financial mess and sold today. She’d be in about the same position. WOW!!!! Now that’s some serious CHA CHING!!!!!
August 5, 2008 at 2:07 PM #253005ParticipantHahahahahahaha!!! This thread is never going to die.
Well if she liquidated in Mar ’06. Then I guess if she would have held through all the current financial mess and sold today. She’d be in about the same position. WOW!!!! Now that’s some serious CHA CHING!!!!!
August 5, 2008 at 3:10 PM #252826cr
ParticipantIt doesn’t mean it couldn’t happen, although Hanky and Bernanky will do all in and outside their power to keep people spending moeny they don’t have.
But the timing PS gave is about 6 months, not the 12 that tracks 79%, but even still, we haven’t seen the worst of housing that will continue to drag on our economy for years to come and things are different this time.
The chart didn’t account for the raid on the dollar’s value we’ve seen only delaying the inevitable.
The S&P at 600 may be a stretch but the rally we saw today is hollow.
August 5, 2008 at 3:10 PM #252990ParticipantIt doesn’t mean it couldn’t happen, although Hanky and Bernanky will do all in and outside their power to keep people spending moeny they don’t have.
But the timing PS gave is about 6 months, not the 12 that tracks 79%, but even still, we haven’t seen the worst of housing that will continue to drag on our economy for years to come and things are different this time.
The chart didn’t account for the raid on the dollar’s value we’ve seen only delaying the inevitable.
The S&P at 600 may be a stretch but the rally we saw today is hollow.
August 5, 2008 at 3:10 PM #253000ParticipantIt doesn’t mean it couldn’t happen, although Hanky and Bernanky will do all in and outside their power to keep people spending moeny they don’t have.
But the timing PS gave is about 6 months, not the 12 that tracks 79%, but even still, we haven’t seen the worst of housing that will continue to drag on our economy for years to come and things are different this time.
The chart didn’t account for the raid on the dollar’s value we’ve seen only delaying the inevitable.
The S&P at 600 may be a stretch but the rally we saw today is hollow.
August 5, 2008 at 3:10 PM #253058ParticipantIt doesn’t mean it couldn’t happen, although Hanky and Bernanky will do all in and outside their power to keep people spending moeny they don’t have.
But the timing PS gave is about 6 months, not the 12 that tracks 79%, but even still, we haven’t seen the worst of housing that will continue to drag on our economy for years to come and things are different this time.
The chart didn’t account for the raid on the dollar’s value we’ve seen only delaying the inevitable.
The S&P at 600 may be a stretch but the rally we saw today is hollow.
August 5, 2008 at 3:10 PM #253063ParticipantIt doesn’t mean it couldn’t happen, although Hanky and Bernanky will do all in and outside their power to keep people spending moeny they don’t have.
But the timing PS gave is about 6 months, not the 12 that tracks 79%, but even still, we haven’t seen the worst of housing that will continue to drag on our economy for years to come and things are different this time.
The chart didn’t account for the raid on the dollar’s value we’ve seen only delaying the inevitable.
The S&P at 600 may be a stretch but the rally we saw today is hollow.
August 5, 2008 at 4:37 PM #252911ltokuda
ParticipantI’m amazed that anyone would pay money for advice from PS. I love that chart she made of the projected future house prices. It declines so fast that it actually inverts and goes back in time. I’m still trying to figure out the physics of that one.
August 5, 2008 at 4:37 PM #253077ParticipantI’m amazed that anyone would pay money for advice from PS. I love that chart she made of the projected future house prices. It declines so fast that it actually inverts and goes back in time. I’m still trying to figure out the physics of that one.
August 5, 2008 at 4:37 PM #253086ParticipantI’m amazed that anyone would pay money for advice from PS. I love that chart she made of the projected future house prices. It declines so fast that it actually inverts and goes back in time. I’m still trying to figure out the physics of that one.
August 5, 2008 at 4:37 PM #253144ParticipantI’m amazed that anyone would pay money for advice from PS. I love that chart she made of the projected future house prices. It declines so fast that it actually inverts and goes back in time. I’m still trying to figure out the physics of that one.
August 5, 2008 at 4:37 PM #253148ParticipantI’m amazed that anyone would pay money for advice from PS. I love that chart she made of the projected future house prices. It declines so fast that it actually inverts and goes back in time. I’m still trying to figure out the physics of that one.
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