[bsrsharma]

Same from me as nccoastalseller. Having lost quite a bit in the dot bomb implosion (in spite of my conservative style – I was a knife catcher as a “value investor”), I am very thankful for this alternate medium. I discovered Piggington after I decided to sell, but it has convinced me very well on why not to buy. So I am thankful to the Internet for my financial solvency.

[bsrsharma]

people always have to get their hair cut, right?

…@ the $10 Barbershop!

[bsrsharma]

people always have to get their hair cut, right?

…@ the $10 Barbershop!

[bsrsharma]

people always have to get their hair cut, right?

…@ the $10 Barbershop!

[bsrsharma]

people always have to get their hair cut, right?

…@ the $10 Barbershop!

[bsrsharma]

people always have to get their hair cut, right?

…@ the $10 Barbershop!

[bsrsharma]

"counting on only a 5% decline"

I suspect that is the trigger that will initiate the chain reaction that will eventually meltdown Fannie & Freddie. Any moron can see that there will be much more than 5% decline. When Fannie & Freddie fail, the catastrophic consequences will make the current problems seem minor. If the treasury tries to intervene and help, the virus can easily jump to treasuries, causing a $ collapse. 2008 will be one scary year.

[bsrsharma]

"counting on only a 5% decline"

I suspect that is the trigger that will initiate the chain reaction that will eventually meltdown Fannie & Freddie. Any moron can see that there will be much more than 5% decline. When Fannie & Freddie fail, the catastrophic consequences will make the current problems seem minor. If the treasury tries to intervene and help, the virus can easily jump to treasuries, causing a $ collapse. 2008 will be one scary year.

[bsrsharma]

"counting on only a 5% decline"

I suspect that is the trigger that will initiate the chain reaction that will eventually meltdown Fannie & Freddie. Any moron can see that there will be much more than 5% decline. When Fannie & Freddie fail, the catastrophic consequences will make the current problems seem minor. If the treasury tries to intervene and help, the virus can easily jump to treasuries, causing a $ collapse. 2008 will be one scary year.

[bsrsharma]

"counting on only a 5% decline"

I suspect that is the trigger that will initiate the chain reaction that will eventually meltdown Fannie & Freddie. Any moron can see that there will be much more than 5% decline. When Fannie & Freddie fail, the catastrophic consequences will make the current problems seem minor. If the treasury tries to intervene and help, the virus can easily jump to treasuries, causing a $ collapse. 2008 will be one scary year.

[bsrsharma]

"counting on only a 5% decline"

I suspect that is the trigger that will initiate the chain reaction that will eventually meltdown Fannie & Freddie. Any moron can see that there will be much more than 5% decline. When Fannie & Freddie fail, the catastrophic consequences will make the current problems seem minor. If the treasury tries to intervene and help, the virus can easily jump to treasuries, causing a $ collapse. 2008 will be one scary year.

[bsrsharma]

cyphire – please do write more about this. I remember “Liars Poker” and also that Bear Stearns top two guys played poker. There seems to be some connection between unusual poker playing and reckless money management. May be the line between real and unreal becomes fuzzy – like ingesting alcohol or drugs.

[bsrsharma]

cyphire – please do write more about this. I remember “Liars Poker” and also that Bear Stearns top two guys played poker. There seems to be some connection between unusual poker playing and reckless money management. May be the line between real and unreal becomes fuzzy – like ingesting alcohol or drugs.

[bsrsharma]

cyphire – please do write more about this. I remember “Liars Poker” and also that Bear Stearns top two guys played poker. There seems to be some connection between unusual poker playing and reckless money management. May be the line between real and unreal becomes fuzzy – like ingesting alcohol or drugs.

[bsrsharma]

cyphire – please do write more about this. I remember “Liars Poker” and also that Bear Stearns top two guys played poker. There seems to be some connection between unusual poker playing and reckless money management. May be the line between real and unreal becomes fuzzy – like ingesting alcohol or drugs.

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