[fredo4]

Do you really need a truck? If not I’d never get one because:

a. bad gas mileage

b. not enough seats unless you get a huge 4 seater with even worse gas mileage.

c. You have to help all of your friends when they move.

I’d stick with something really economical because of the upcoming depression/recession and uncertain future gas prices.

[fredo4]

Do you really need a truck? If not I’d never get one because:

a. bad gas mileage

b. not enough seats unless you get a huge 4 seater with even worse gas mileage.

c. You have to help all of your friends when they move.

I’d stick with something really economical because of the upcoming depression/recession and uncertain future gas prices.

[fredo4]

Do you really need a truck? If not I’d never get one because:

a. bad gas mileage

b. not enough seats unless you get a huge 4 seater with even worse gas mileage.

c. You have to help all of your friends when they move.

I’d stick with something really economical because of the upcoming depression/recession and uncertain future gas prices.

[fredo4]

Do you really need a truck? If not I’d never get one because:

a. bad gas mileage

b. not enough seats unless you get a huge 4 seater with even worse gas mileage.

c. You have to help all of your friends when they move.

I’d stick with something really economical because of the upcoming depression/recession and uncertain future gas prices.

[fredo4]

Poor bastard

[fredo4]

Poor bastard

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Poor bastard

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Poor bastard

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Poor bastard

[fredo4]

[quote=stockstradr]

I reply that you have a reasonable strategy IF “cash” means you are converting money into physical gold, or some hopefully safe form of currency (Euros? Yen?) instead of dollars.
[/quote]
While I agree with you about investing in gold in the near future (as I believe it’s bound to be driven up when the average guy catches on to how bad things really are and runs to investing in something tangible)- I don’t agree with investing in foreign currency. If you think things are going to be bad here in the next few years, I’m sure it’s going to be much worse for the rest of the world that relies so heavily on the health of the U.S. economy.

[fredo4]

[quote=stockstradr]

I reply that you have a reasonable strategy IF “cash” means you are converting money into physical gold, or some hopefully safe form of currency (Euros? Yen?) instead of dollars.
[/quote]
While I agree with you about investing in gold in the near future (as I believe it’s bound to be driven up when the average guy catches on to how bad things really are and runs to investing in something tangible)- I don’t agree with investing in foreign currency. If you think things are going to be bad here in the next few years, I’m sure it’s going to be much worse for the rest of the world that relies so heavily on the health of the U.S. economy.

[fredo4]

[quote=stockstradr]

I reply that you have a reasonable strategy IF “cash” means you are converting money into physical gold, or some hopefully safe form of currency (Euros? Yen?) instead of dollars.
[/quote]
While I agree with you about investing in gold in the near future (as I believe it’s bound to be driven up when the average guy catches on to how bad things really are and runs to investing in something tangible)- I don’t agree with investing in foreign currency. If you think things are going to be bad here in the next few years, I’m sure it’s going to be much worse for the rest of the world that relies so heavily on the health of the U.S. economy.

[fredo4]

[quote=stockstradr]

I reply that you have a reasonable strategy IF “cash” means you are converting money into physical gold, or some hopefully safe form of currency (Euros? Yen?) instead of dollars.
[/quote]
While I agree with you about investing in gold in the near future (as I believe it’s bound to be driven up when the average guy catches on to how bad things really are and runs to investing in something tangible)- I don’t agree with investing in foreign currency. If you think things are going to be bad here in the next few years, I’m sure it’s going to be much worse for the rest of the world that relies so heavily on the health of the U.S. economy.

[fredo4]

[quote=stockstradr]

I reply that you have a reasonable strategy IF “cash” means you are converting money into physical gold, or some hopefully safe form of currency (Euros? Yen?) instead of dollars.
[/quote]
While I agree with you about investing in gold in the near future (as I believe it’s bound to be driven up when the average guy catches on to how bad things really are and runs to investing in something tangible)- I don’t agree with investing in foreign currency. If you think things are going to be bad here in the next few years, I’m sure it’s going to be much worse for the rest of the world that relies so heavily on the health of the U.S. economy.

[fredo4]

[quote=carlsbadworker][quote=fredo4]
If you look at the second chart that I posted, it’s U.S. housing trends, not just regional.[/quote]

That is an inflation-adjusted chart. For the national norminal price, that’s the only time it dropped since Great Depression.[/quote]

Ahha, I see Cbad worker, thanks!
But even still, according to this chart of nominal prices there have been a few little downward blips in prices over the years.

http://mysite.verizon.net/vodkajim/housingbubble/

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