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July 5, 2010 at 7:49 PM #576608July 5, 2010 at 8:30 PM #5755855yearwaiterParticipant
Ummmmmhhhh… don’t know whom to believe and whom to consider. There is always one “yes” and one “no”. None of the predictions work in time and help us however all we interpret these later when enough is done.
July 5, 2010 at 8:30 PM #5756815yearwaiterParticipantUmmmmmhhhh… don’t know whom to believe and whom to consider. There is always one “yes” and one “no”. None of the predictions work in time and help us however all we interpret these later when enough is done.
July 5, 2010 at 8:30 PM #5762055yearwaiterParticipantUmmmmmhhhh… don’t know whom to believe and whom to consider. There is always one “yes” and one “no”. None of the predictions work in time and help us however all we interpret these later when enough is done.
July 5, 2010 at 8:30 PM #5763125yearwaiterParticipantUmmmmmhhhh… don’t know whom to believe and whom to consider. There is always one “yes” and one “no”. None of the predictions work in time and help us however all we interpret these later when enough is done.
July 5, 2010 at 8:30 PM #5766135yearwaiterParticipantUmmmmmhhhh… don’t know whom to believe and whom to consider. There is always one “yes” and one “no”. None of the predictions work in time and help us however all we interpret these later when enough is done.
July 5, 2010 at 10:17 PM #575595NeetaTParticipantOK, so let’s all short the major averages and make millions. Is this what Mr. Prechter is doing? Why is he not a fund manager shifting assets around and making his clients 20% or more? I say put your money where your mouth is.
July 5, 2010 at 10:17 PM #575691NeetaTParticipantOK, so let’s all short the major averages and make millions. Is this what Mr. Prechter is doing? Why is he not a fund manager shifting assets around and making his clients 20% or more? I say put your money where your mouth is.
July 5, 2010 at 10:17 PM #576215NeetaTParticipantOK, so let’s all short the major averages and make millions. Is this what Mr. Prechter is doing? Why is he not a fund manager shifting assets around and making his clients 20% or more? I say put your money where your mouth is.
July 5, 2010 at 10:17 PM #576322NeetaTParticipantOK, so let’s all short the major averages and make millions. Is this what Mr. Prechter is doing? Why is he not a fund manager shifting assets around and making his clients 20% or more? I say put your money where your mouth is.
July 5, 2010 at 10:17 PM #576624NeetaTParticipantOK, so let’s all short the major averages and make millions. Is this what Mr. Prechter is doing? Why is he not a fund manager shifting assets around and making his clients 20% or more? I say put your money where your mouth is.
July 5, 2010 at 10:39 PM #575600flyerParticipantEnjoyed reading the article. There certainly is a lot of “advice” out there–probably because none of us really know exactly what might happen–so we’re receptive to many points of view.
Had Grandparents who did incredibly well shorting the market “way back when,” but it’s really hard to know what position to take in our present economic situation.
Along with real estate, we’ve been stashing cash for many
years–hopefully it will pay off!Thanks again for the post.
July 5, 2010 at 10:39 PM #575696flyerParticipantEnjoyed reading the article. There certainly is a lot of “advice” out there–probably because none of us really know exactly what might happen–so we’re receptive to many points of view.
Had Grandparents who did incredibly well shorting the market “way back when,” but it’s really hard to know what position to take in our present economic situation.
Along with real estate, we’ve been stashing cash for many
years–hopefully it will pay off!Thanks again for the post.
July 5, 2010 at 10:39 PM #576220flyerParticipantEnjoyed reading the article. There certainly is a lot of “advice” out there–probably because none of us really know exactly what might happen–so we’re receptive to many points of view.
Had Grandparents who did incredibly well shorting the market “way back when,” but it’s really hard to know what position to take in our present economic situation.
Along with real estate, we’ve been stashing cash for many
years–hopefully it will pay off!Thanks again for the post.
July 5, 2010 at 10:39 PM #576327flyerParticipantEnjoyed reading the article. There certainly is a lot of “advice” out there–probably because none of us really know exactly what might happen–so we’re receptive to many points of view.
Had Grandparents who did incredibly well shorting the market “way back when,” but it’s really hard to know what position to take in our present economic situation.
Along with real estate, we’ve been stashing cash for many
years–hopefully it will pay off!Thanks again for the post.
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