[4plexowner]

“NEVER FORGET THIS: The NAR is a trade group, not a legitimate source of independent data. They are biased, not credible, and to be blunt, essentially behave as PR flacks who will say ANYTHING if they think it will help their members make a quick buck. They are not a credible economic organization, they are not legitimate researchers, they are nothing more than hired guns pushing their members’ agenda — even when it is destructive to America.”

http://www.ritholtz.com/blog/2009/07/more-nar-nonsense/

Ritholtz wrote this about the NAR but it is equally applicable to the CAR

“PR flacks who will say ANYTHING if they think it will help their members make a quick buck”

[4plexowner]

“NEVER FORGET THIS: The NAR is a trade group, not a legitimate source of independent data. They are biased, not credible, and to be blunt, essentially behave as PR flacks who will say ANYTHING if they think it will help their members make a quick buck. They are not a credible economic organization, they are not legitimate researchers, they are nothing more than hired guns pushing their members’ agenda — even when it is destructive to America.”

http://www.ritholtz.com/blog/2009/07/more-nar-nonsense/

Ritholtz wrote this about the NAR but it is equally applicable to the CAR

“PR flacks who will say ANYTHING if they think it will help their members make a quick buck”

[4plexowner]

“NEVER FORGET THIS: The NAR is a trade group, not a legitimate source of independent data. They are biased, not credible, and to be blunt, essentially behave as PR flacks who will say ANYTHING if they think it will help their members make a quick buck. They are not a credible economic organization, they are not legitimate researchers, they are nothing more than hired guns pushing their members’ agenda — even when it is destructive to America.”

http://www.ritholtz.com/blog/2009/07/more-nar-nonsense/

Ritholtz wrote this about the NAR but it is equally applicable to the CAR

“PR flacks who will say ANYTHING if they think it will help their members make a quick buck”

[4plexowner]

“NEVER FORGET THIS: The NAR is a trade group, not a legitimate source of independent data. They are biased, not credible, and to be blunt, essentially behave as PR flacks who will say ANYTHING if they think it will help their members make a quick buck. They are not a credible economic organization, they are not legitimate researchers, they are nothing more than hired guns pushing their members’ agenda — even when it is destructive to America.”

http://www.ritholtz.com/blog/2009/07/more-nar-nonsense/

Ritholtz wrote this about the NAR but it is equally applicable to the CAR

“PR flacks who will say ANYTHING if they think it will help their members make a quick buck”

[4plexowner]

“NEVER FORGET THIS: The NAR is a trade group, not a legitimate source of independent data. They are biased, not credible, and to be blunt, essentially behave as PR flacks who will say ANYTHING if they think it will help their members make a quick buck. They are not a credible economic organization, they are not legitimate researchers, they are nothing more than hired guns pushing their members’ agenda — even when it is destructive to America.”

http://www.ritholtz.com/blog/2009/07/more-nar-nonsense/

Ritholtz wrote this about the NAR but it is equally applicable to the CAR

“PR flacks who will say ANYTHING if they think it will help their members make a quick buck”

[4plexowner]

Deflation Relative to What?
http://news.goldseek.com/GoldSeek/1250489220.php

good article – the concept of the inverted pyramid is, IMO, part of a foundation for intelligent investing in good times and bad

[4plexowner]

Deflation Relative to What?
http://news.goldseek.com/GoldSeek/1250489220.php

good article – the concept of the inverted pyramid is, IMO, part of a foundation for intelligent investing in good times and bad

[4plexowner]

Deflation Relative to What?
http://news.goldseek.com/GoldSeek/1250489220.php

good article – the concept of the inverted pyramid is, IMO, part of a foundation for intelligent investing in good times and bad

[4plexowner]

Deflation Relative to What?
http://news.goldseek.com/GoldSeek/1250489220.php

good article – the concept of the inverted pyramid is, IMO, part of a foundation for intelligent investing in good times and bad

[4plexowner]

Deflation Relative to What?
http://news.goldseek.com/GoldSeek/1250489220.php

good article – the concept of the inverted pyramid is, IMO, part of a foundation for intelligent investing in good times and bad

[4plexowner]

“Yes; when $ depreciates, you will see foreigners lapping up IBM, Intel, Microsoft, GE, Boeing etc., Lot of high quality real estate in NYC, Silicon valley, Seattle, Chicago etc., too. Walmart, Target, Costco, many Pharmaceutical companies, consumer products like Proctor, Johnson are all still valuable in a stagnant economy.”

I agree with you that foreign INDIVIDUALS might find purchases in the US appealing – especially if the US dollar is significantly devalued against other currencies

what we are talking about in this thread is the US dollar and US bonds on a national level – individuals making purchases inside the US doesn’t support the dollar or the bond

[4plexowner]

“Yes; when $ depreciates, you will see foreigners lapping up IBM, Intel, Microsoft, GE, Boeing etc., Lot of high quality real estate in NYC, Silicon valley, Seattle, Chicago etc., too. Walmart, Target, Costco, many Pharmaceutical companies, consumer products like Proctor, Johnson are all still valuable in a stagnant economy.”

I agree with you that foreign INDIVIDUALS might find purchases in the US appealing – especially if the US dollar is significantly devalued against other currencies

what we are talking about in this thread is the US dollar and US bonds on a national level – individuals making purchases inside the US doesn’t support the dollar or the bond

[4plexowner]

“Yes; when $ depreciates, you will see foreigners lapping up IBM, Intel, Microsoft, GE, Boeing etc., Lot of high quality real estate in NYC, Silicon valley, Seattle, Chicago etc., too. Walmart, Target, Costco, many Pharmaceutical companies, consumer products like Proctor, Johnson are all still valuable in a stagnant economy.”

I agree with you that foreign INDIVIDUALS might find purchases in the US appealing – especially if the US dollar is significantly devalued against other currencies

what we are talking about in this thread is the US dollar and US bonds on a national level – individuals making purchases inside the US doesn’t support the dollar or the bond

[4plexowner]

“Yes; when $ depreciates, you will see foreigners lapping up IBM, Intel, Microsoft, GE, Boeing etc., Lot of high quality real estate in NYC, Silicon valley, Seattle, Chicago etc., too. Walmart, Target, Costco, many Pharmaceutical companies, consumer products like Proctor, Johnson are all still valuable in a stagnant economy.”

I agree with you that foreign INDIVIDUALS might find purchases in the US appealing – especially if the US dollar is significantly devalued against other currencies

what we are talking about in this thread is the US dollar and US bonds on a national level – individuals making purchases inside the US doesn’t support the dollar or the bond

[4plexowner]

“Yes; when $ depreciates, you will see foreigners lapping up IBM, Intel, Microsoft, GE, Boeing etc., Lot of high quality real estate in NYC, Silicon valley, Seattle, Chicago etc., too. Walmart, Target, Costco, many Pharmaceutical companies, consumer products like Proctor, Johnson are all still valuable in a stagnant economy.”

I agree with you that foreign INDIVIDUALS might find purchases in the US appealing – especially if the US dollar is significantly devalued against other currencies

what we are talking about in this thread is the US dollar and US bonds on a national level – individuals making purchases inside the US doesn’t support the dollar or the bond

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