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ParticipantWell lets see how it goes… so far it’s sdrealtor, cyphire, and renter…. we are in cash and looking at deflation!
ParticipantWell lets see how it goes… so far it’s sdrealtor, cyphire, and renter…. we are in cash and looking at deflation!
ParticipantWell lets see how it goes… so far it’s sdrealtor, cyphire, and renter…. we are in cash and looking at deflation!
ParticipantWell lets see how it goes… so far it’s sdrealtor, cyphire, and renter…. we are in cash and looking at deflation!
ParticipantWell lets see how it goes… so far it’s sdrealtor, cyphire, and renter…. we are in cash and looking at deflation!
ParticipantWell lets see how it goes… so far it’s sdrealtor, cyphire, and renter…. we are in cash and looking at deflation!
ParticipantWell lets see how it goes… so far it’s sdrealtor, cyphire, and renter…. we are in cash and looking at deflation!
ParticipantWell lets see how it goes… so far it’s sdrealtor, cyphire, and renter…. we are in cash and looking at deflation!
ParticipantWell lets see how it goes… so far it’s sdrealtor, cyphire, and renter…. we are in cash and looking at deflation!
ParticipantMedium term Prechter is right. I also, from reading his works, as well as a sampling of a lot of other information which is out there have decided to pull the plug on all my muni bonds. Lets face it, getting 2.2% per year on %60 of my investments isn’t worth the risk of any future calamities which I see coming.
We have all the signs of a massive meltdown in the markets and the financial world, but as usual, most people see the signs and ignore the implications. I’m not doing it this time. Am I afraid that by getting out of stocks and bonds I will miss a recovery? NO WAY! We aren’t getting better, there will be no medium term recovery, but we might get pops up and down between 9K and 11K in the DOW (which is a worthless measure anyway)… So I consider my loss of income and moving to cash an insurance policy and a bet that deflation will continue as housing, employment, and then markets crash…
ParticipantMedium term Prechter is right. I also, from reading his works, as well as a sampling of a lot of other information which is out there have decided to pull the plug on all my muni bonds. Lets face it, getting 2.2% per year on %60 of my investments isn’t worth the risk of any future calamities which I see coming.
We have all the signs of a massive meltdown in the markets and the financial world, but as usual, most people see the signs and ignore the implications. I’m not doing it this time. Am I afraid that by getting out of stocks and bonds I will miss a recovery? NO WAY! We aren’t getting better, there will be no medium term recovery, but we might get pops up and down between 9K and 11K in the DOW (which is a worthless measure anyway)… So I consider my loss of income and moving to cash an insurance policy and a bet that deflation will continue as housing, employment, and then markets crash…
ParticipantMedium term Prechter is right. I also, from reading his works, as well as a sampling of a lot of other information which is out there have decided to pull the plug on all my muni bonds. Lets face it, getting 2.2% per year on %60 of my investments isn’t worth the risk of any future calamities which I see coming.
We have all the signs of a massive meltdown in the markets and the financial world, but as usual, most people see the signs and ignore the implications. I’m not doing it this time. Am I afraid that by getting out of stocks and bonds I will miss a recovery? NO WAY! We aren’t getting better, there will be no medium term recovery, but we might get pops up and down between 9K and 11K in the DOW (which is a worthless measure anyway)… So I consider my loss of income and moving to cash an insurance policy and a bet that deflation will continue as housing, employment, and then markets crash…
ParticipantMedium term Prechter is right. I also, from reading his works, as well as a sampling of a lot of other information which is out there have decided to pull the plug on all my muni bonds. Lets face it, getting 2.2% per year on %60 of my investments isn’t worth the risk of any future calamities which I see coming.
We have all the signs of a massive meltdown in the markets and the financial world, but as usual, most people see the signs and ignore the implications. I’m not doing it this time. Am I afraid that by getting out of stocks and bonds I will miss a recovery? NO WAY! We aren’t getting better, there will be no medium term recovery, but we might get pops up and down between 9K and 11K in the DOW (which is a worthless measure anyway)… So I consider my loss of income and moving to cash an insurance policy and a bet that deflation will continue as housing, employment, and then markets crash…
ParticipantMedium term Prechter is right. I also, from reading his works, as well as a sampling of a lot of other information which is out there have decided to pull the plug on all my muni bonds. Lets face it, getting 2.2% per year on %60 of my investments isn’t worth the risk of any future calamities which I see coming.
We have all the signs of a massive meltdown in the markets and the financial world, but as usual, most people see the signs and ignore the implications. I’m not doing it this time. Am I afraid that by getting out of stocks and bonds I will miss a recovery? NO WAY! We aren’t getting better, there will be no medium term recovery, but we might get pops up and down between 9K and 11K in the DOW (which is a worthless measure anyway)… So I consider my loss of income and moving to cash an insurance policy and a bet that deflation will continue as housing, employment, and then markets crash…
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