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September 5, 2009 at 1:29 PM #454185September 5, 2009 at 1:32 PM #453399paramountParticipant
Let’s see, the Chinese gov’t is telling their citizens to stock up on gold and silver, and in America were being told to borrow and spend.
The S&P is currently averaging @ 140x earnings.
Yah, NOR-LA-SD I think your right on track.
The consumer is toast folks, get a clue!
September 5, 2009 at 1:32 PM #453593paramountParticipantLet’s see, the Chinese gov’t is telling their citizens to stock up on gold and silver, and in America were being told to borrow and spend.
The S&P is currently averaging @ 140x earnings.
Yah, NOR-LA-SD I think your right on track.
The consumer is toast folks, get a clue!
September 5, 2009 at 1:32 PM #453932paramountParticipantLet’s see, the Chinese gov’t is telling their citizens to stock up on gold and silver, and in America were being told to borrow and spend.
The S&P is currently averaging @ 140x earnings.
Yah, NOR-LA-SD I think your right on track.
The consumer is toast folks, get a clue!
September 5, 2009 at 1:32 PM #454004paramountParticipantLet’s see, the Chinese gov’t is telling their citizens to stock up on gold and silver, and in America were being told to borrow and spend.
The S&P is currently averaging @ 140x earnings.
Yah, NOR-LA-SD I think your right on track.
The consumer is toast folks, get a clue!
September 5, 2009 at 1:32 PM #454196paramountParticipantLet’s see, the Chinese gov’t is telling their citizens to stock up on gold and silver, and in America were being told to borrow and spend.
The S&P is currently averaging @ 140x earnings.
Yah, NOR-LA-SD I think your right on track.
The consumer is toast folks, get a clue!
September 5, 2009 at 3:58 PM #453444ArrayaParticipantLate october-early Nov. equites crash followed by a new surge in unemployment i.e another round of deflation. Followed by additional money needed by the banks and probably nationalization. They coming back to big government with hat in hand should garner enough support for government takeover.
The big question is: will the world still allow the dollar as reserve currency or will the US empire be broken up.
Dow 6500 December…
You can’t stop what’s comin. It ain’t watin on you. That’s vanity…
September 5, 2009 at 3:58 PM #453638ArrayaParticipantLate october-early Nov. equites crash followed by a new surge in unemployment i.e another round of deflation. Followed by additional money needed by the banks and probably nationalization. They coming back to big government with hat in hand should garner enough support for government takeover.
The big question is: will the world still allow the dollar as reserve currency or will the US empire be broken up.
Dow 6500 December…
You can’t stop what’s comin. It ain’t watin on you. That’s vanity…
September 5, 2009 at 3:58 PM #453977ArrayaParticipantLate october-early Nov. equites crash followed by a new surge in unemployment i.e another round of deflation. Followed by additional money needed by the banks and probably nationalization. They coming back to big government with hat in hand should garner enough support for government takeover.
The big question is: will the world still allow the dollar as reserve currency or will the US empire be broken up.
Dow 6500 December…
You can’t stop what’s comin. It ain’t watin on you. That’s vanity…
September 5, 2009 at 3:58 PM #454049ArrayaParticipantLate october-early Nov. equites crash followed by a new surge in unemployment i.e another round of deflation. Followed by additional money needed by the banks and probably nationalization. They coming back to big government with hat in hand should garner enough support for government takeover.
The big question is: will the world still allow the dollar as reserve currency or will the US empire be broken up.
Dow 6500 December…
You can’t stop what’s comin. It ain’t watin on you. That’s vanity…
September 5, 2009 at 3:58 PM #454241ArrayaParticipantLate october-early Nov. equites crash followed by a new surge in unemployment i.e another round of deflation. Followed by additional money needed by the banks and probably nationalization. They coming back to big government with hat in hand should garner enough support for government takeover.
The big question is: will the world still allow the dollar as reserve currency or will the US empire be broken up.
Dow 6500 December…
You can’t stop what’s comin. It ain’t watin on you. That’s vanity…
September 5, 2009 at 4:31 PM #453454HobieParticipantGulp.. Arraya, I hope this scenario doesn’t play out.
But if it does, sure would play hell with the Christmas spending while at the same time make America very weak in the world’s eyes.
We still need to keep an eye on the Israel/Iran situation. If Iran lights off an nuke or any aggression to Israel we’ll be in another war.
September 5, 2009 at 4:31 PM #453649HobieParticipantGulp.. Arraya, I hope this scenario doesn’t play out.
But if it does, sure would play hell with the Christmas spending while at the same time make America very weak in the world’s eyes.
We still need to keep an eye on the Israel/Iran situation. If Iran lights off an nuke or any aggression to Israel we’ll be in another war.
September 5, 2009 at 4:31 PM #453987HobieParticipantGulp.. Arraya, I hope this scenario doesn’t play out.
But if it does, sure would play hell with the Christmas spending while at the same time make America very weak in the world’s eyes.
We still need to keep an eye on the Israel/Iran situation. If Iran lights off an nuke or any aggression to Israel we’ll be in another war.
September 5, 2009 at 4:31 PM #454059HobieParticipantGulp.. Arraya, I hope this scenario doesn’t play out.
But if it does, sure would play hell with the Christmas spending while at the same time make America very weak in the world’s eyes.
We still need to keep an eye on the Israel/Iran situation. If Iran lights off an nuke or any aggression to Israel we’ll be in another war.
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