[hipmatt]

I have to agree with Chris on this one, any good news is going to shoot the market up bigtime, and you will hate owning those ultra short funds. Just B-careful, and good luck.

I am surprised the dollar is holding up well considering all the current news. I am also a bit surprised that people aren’t moving into gold. I suppose that both the dollar will fall significantly and gold will rise if/when the fed panics and lowers rates soon, I would guess sooner rather than later if wall street and Cramer keep on loosing their cool, what do you all think?

[hipmatt]

I have to agree with Chris on this one, any good news is going to shoot the market up bigtime, and you will hate owning those ultra short funds. Just B-careful, and good luck.

I am surprised the dollar is holding up well considering all the current news. I am also a bit surprised that people aren’t moving into gold. I suppose that both the dollar will fall significantly and gold will rise if/when the fed panics and lowers rates soon, I would guess sooner rather than later if wall street and Cramer keep on loosing their cool, what do you all think?

[hipmatt]

I have to agree with Chris on this one, any good news is going to shoot the market up bigtime, and you will hate owning those ultra short funds. Just B-careful, and good luck.

I am surprised the dollar is holding up well considering all the current news. I am also a bit surprised that people aren’t moving into gold. I suppose that both the dollar will fall significantly and gold will rise if/when the fed panics and lowers rates soon, I would guess sooner rather than later if wall street and Cramer keep on loosing their cool, what do you all think?

[hipmatt]

true, but housing went ridiculously high(in 2003 I too thought it was insane) and you would have done better than the s&p 500 if you had stayed in foreign stocks and avoided the usd.

[hipmatt]

true, but housing went ridiculously high(in 2003 I too thought it was insane) and you would have done better than the s&p 500 if you had stayed in foreign stocks and avoided the usd.

[hipmatt]

true, but housing went ridiculously high(in 2003 I too thought it was insane) and you would have done better than the s&p 500 if you had stayed in foreign stocks and avoided the usd.

[hipmatt]

Check out this latest video to see a little more of peters take… also, it looks like he isn’t getting bashed by the perma bulls as much, now that his predictions are coming true.

http://www.europac.net/Schiff-CNBC-8-9-07_lg.asp

[hipmatt]

Check out this latest video to see a little more of peters take… also, it looks like he isn’t getting bashed by the perma bulls as much, now that his predictions are coming true.

http://www.europac.net/Schiff-CNBC-8-9-07_lg.asp

[hipmatt]

Check out this latest video to see a little more of peters take… also, it looks like he isn’t getting bashed by the perma bulls as much, now that his predictions are coming true.

http://www.europac.net/Schiff-CNBC-8-9-07_lg.asp

[hipmatt]

Fox news says that the fed may is rumored to give an emergency rate cut on monday. Do you think this could happen?

[hipmatt]

Fox news says that the fed may is rumored to give an emergency rate cut on monday. Do you think this could happen?

[hipmatt]

Fox news says that the fed may is rumored to give an emergency rate cut on monday. Do you think this could happen?

[hipmatt]

Good points all, does anyone here think the fed will lower rates soon, and if so, will it be good or bad for the housing market?

IN other words if what he is saying is true, by lowering the fed funds rate, it will drop the dollars value, and thus the treasury bond return to foreigners will be less, causing a rise in bond yields(drop in price), which in turn directly affect the 30yr mortgage rates(higher). Is this true?

[hipmatt]

Good points all, does anyone here think the fed will lower rates soon, and if so, will it be good or bad for the housing market?

IN other words if what he is saying is true, by lowering the fed funds rate, it will drop the dollars value, and thus the treasury bond return to foreigners will be less, causing a rise in bond yields(drop in price), which in turn directly affect the 30yr mortgage rates(higher). Is this true?

[hipmatt]

Good points all, does anyone here think the fed will lower rates soon, and if so, will it be good or bad for the housing market?

IN other words if what he is saying is true, by lowering the fed funds rate, it will drop the dollars value, and thus the treasury bond return to foreigners will be less, causing a rise in bond yields(drop in price), which in turn directly affect the 30yr mortgage rates(higher). Is this true?

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