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Allan from Fallbrook
ParticipantTG: I was waiting for you to weigh in on this. As a Raiders fan, I am spitting nails. What further proof does Al Davis need that his management style and control freak nature have destroyed that once-proud franchise?
I agree with everything you said (and might have actually said it myself in my earlier post). They went into one of the toughest situations imaginable and prevailed. For the record, I think Indy had NE earlier in the season, and just blew that game late. Granted, the Chargers are very outgunned and outmanned heading into Foxboro, but this is football and anything can happen. Watch out when a team starts believing in themselves. I make my players watch the OU – Boise State bowl game as an example.
When you talk about David versus Goliath – well, you always gotta remember how that turned out for Goliath.
I’ll stop short of saying “Go Bolts”, because I think that violates my membership in the Silver and Black Club, but great effort from a helluva team.
Allan from Fallbrook
ParticipantTG: I was waiting for you to weigh in on this. As a Raiders fan, I am spitting nails. What further proof does Al Davis need that his management style and control freak nature have destroyed that once-proud franchise?
I agree with everything you said (and might have actually said it myself in my earlier post). They went into one of the toughest situations imaginable and prevailed. For the record, I think Indy had NE earlier in the season, and just blew that game late. Granted, the Chargers are very outgunned and outmanned heading into Foxboro, but this is football and anything can happen. Watch out when a team starts believing in themselves. I make my players watch the OU – Boise State bowl game as an example.
When you talk about David versus Goliath – well, you always gotta remember how that turned out for Goliath.
I’ll stop short of saying “Go Bolts”, because I think that violates my membership in the Silver and Black Club, but great effort from a helluva team.
Allan from Fallbrook
ParticipantTG: I was waiting for you to weigh in on this. As a Raiders fan, I am spitting nails. What further proof does Al Davis need that his management style and control freak nature have destroyed that once-proud franchise?
I agree with everything you said (and might have actually said it myself in my earlier post). They went into one of the toughest situations imaginable and prevailed. For the record, I think Indy had NE earlier in the season, and just blew that game late. Granted, the Chargers are very outgunned and outmanned heading into Foxboro, but this is football and anything can happen. Watch out when a team starts believing in themselves. I make my players watch the OU – Boise State bowl game as an example.
When you talk about David versus Goliath – well, you always gotta remember how that turned out for Goliath.
I’ll stop short of saying “Go Bolts”, because I think that violates my membership in the Silver and Black Club, but great effort from a helluva team.
Allan from Fallbrook
ParticipantNost: Interesting article on MSN Money. Includes picks and tips on various companies the author deems worth of investing in. The agribusiness recommends caught my eye (wife’s family owns corn/soya properties in Nebraska and Iowa).
http://articles.moneycentral.msn.com/Investing/SuperModels/10MarketPredictionsForAGlum08.aspx?page=2
Allan from Fallbrook
ParticipantNost: Interesting article on MSN Money. Includes picks and tips on various companies the author deems worth of investing in. The agribusiness recommends caught my eye (wife’s family owns corn/soya properties in Nebraska and Iowa).
http://articles.moneycentral.msn.com/Investing/SuperModels/10MarketPredictionsForAGlum08.aspx?page=2
Allan from Fallbrook
ParticipantNost: Interesting article on MSN Money. Includes picks and tips on various companies the author deems worth of investing in. The agribusiness recommends caught my eye (wife’s family owns corn/soya properties in Nebraska and Iowa).
http://articles.moneycentral.msn.com/Investing/SuperModels/10MarketPredictionsForAGlum08.aspx?page=2
Allan from Fallbrook
ParticipantNost: Interesting article on MSN Money. Includes picks and tips on various companies the author deems worth of investing in. The agribusiness recommends caught my eye (wife’s family owns corn/soya properties in Nebraska and Iowa).
http://articles.moneycentral.msn.com/Investing/SuperModels/10MarketPredictionsForAGlum08.aspx?page=2
Allan from Fallbrook
ParticipantNost: Interesting article on MSN Money. Includes picks and tips on various companies the author deems worth of investing in. The agribusiness recommends caught my eye (wife’s family owns corn/soya properties in Nebraska and Iowa).
http://articles.moneycentral.msn.com/Investing/SuperModels/10MarketPredictionsForAGlum08.aspx?page=2
Allan from Fallbrook
Participantseattle-relo: Have you ever been to Sapphire Laguna in Old Laguna Beach? Definitely pricey, but the food is good, interesting menu, and great views/ambience.
Allan from Fallbrook
Participantseattle-relo: Have you ever been to Sapphire Laguna in Old Laguna Beach? Definitely pricey, but the food is good, interesting menu, and great views/ambience.
Allan from Fallbrook
Participantseattle-relo: Have you ever been to Sapphire Laguna in Old Laguna Beach? Definitely pricey, but the food is good, interesting menu, and great views/ambience.
Allan from Fallbrook
Participantseattle-relo: Have you ever been to Sapphire Laguna in Old Laguna Beach? Definitely pricey, but the food is good, interesting menu, and great views/ambience.
Allan from Fallbrook
Participantseattle-relo: Have you ever been to Sapphire Laguna in Old Laguna Beach? Definitely pricey, but the food is good, interesting menu, and great views/ambience.
Allan from Fallbrook
Participantstockstradr: Financial Times seems to concur with your assessment as regards gold prices, and the potential for a steady upward climb over the next two to three years.
As far as Buffett goes: He is a Ben Graham guy all the way, and would push for value investing. The only problem with value investing at present is finding a “clean” set of books to look at, company-wise. To a certain extent, a lot of the companies being traded are “cooking” their books as regards accounting practices and how their respective balance sheets are being valued, both from the Asset and Liability side.
The FED/FOMC are completely helpless here, and the market’s continued tepid reaction to the rate cuts, as well as the severely restrained liquidity (reaction to the uncertainty as to whom is holding bad assets) is going to plague us for a while yet.
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