[moneymaker]

I remember going to a tuna cannery when I was a kid and watching the tuna getting prepped for canning. I think it was Bubble Bee Tuna but I was little so I’m not really sure. How about White Front it was where Ralph’s is now near Grossmont center.

[moneymaker]

I remember going to a tuna cannery when I was a kid and watching the tuna getting prepped for canning. I think it was Bubble Bee Tuna but I was little so I’m not really sure. How about White Front it was where Ralph’s is now near Grossmont center.

[moneymaker]

I remember going to a tuna cannery when I was a kid and watching the tuna getting prepped for canning. I think it was Bubble Bee Tuna but I was little so I’m not really sure. How about White Front it was where Ralph’s is now near Grossmont center.

[moneymaker]

Just thought I’d put it into perspective what $600 Billion dollars is or could represent, many people, myself included think nothing of Billions when there are Billionaires and Defecit is measured in Trillions. A Billion is still a lot of money. It’s funny and sad when news anchors or politicians get the millions mixed up with the billions.

[moneymaker]

Just thought I’d put it into perspective what $600 Billion dollars is or could represent, many people, myself included think nothing of Billions when there are Billionaires and Defecit is measured in Trillions. A Billion is still a lot of money. It’s funny and sad when news anchors or politicians get the millions mixed up with the billions.

[moneymaker]

Just thought I’d put it into perspective what $600 Billion dollars is or could represent, many people, myself included think nothing of Billions when there are Billionaires and Defecit is measured in Trillions. A Billion is still a lot of money. It’s funny and sad when news anchors or politicians get the millions mixed up with the billions.

[moneymaker]

Just thought I’d put it into perspective what $600 Billion dollars is or could represent, many people, myself included think nothing of Billions when there are Billionaires and Defecit is measured in Trillions. A Billion is still a lot of money. It’s funny and sad when news anchors or politicians get the millions mixed up with the billions.

[moneymaker]

Just thought I’d put it into perspective what $600 Billion dollars is or could represent, many people, myself included think nothing of Billions when there are Billionaires and Defecit is measured in Trillions. A Billion is still a lot of money. It’s funny and sad when news anchors or politicians get the millions mixed up with the billions.

[moneymaker]

Good catch briansd1, it was the CalVet loan, keep getting the 2 confused, not sure why as they are very different loans. Good thing I don’t do loans for a living.

[moneymaker]

Good catch briansd1, it was the CalVet loan, keep getting the 2 confused, not sure why as they are very different loans. Good thing I don’t do loans for a living.

[moneymaker]

Good catch briansd1, it was the CalVet loan, keep getting the 2 confused, not sure why as they are very different loans. Good thing I don’t do loans for a living.

[moneymaker]

Good catch briansd1, it was the CalVet loan, keep getting the 2 confused, not sure why as they are very different loans. Good thing I don’t do loans for a living.

[moneymaker]

Good catch briansd1, it was the CalVet loan, keep getting the 2 confused, not sure why as they are very different loans. Good thing I don’t do loans for a living.

[moneymaker]

With QE2, i.e., money printing, inflation will start overseas and wind up on our door step. With inflation people will be chasing higher yields, hence they will leave the short term bond market, happening already. What boggles me is that even when/if the fed raises rates,assuming the economy is in recovery mode(leap of faith there) more businesses will borrow, hence the need for bonds. Now even though this may play out, it seems to me that anyone entering the bond market too early will get stung, is this free market at it’s best. WHERE SOMEONE WITH FORESIGHT INTO A FUTURE NEED GETS PENALIZED.

[moneymaker]

With QE2, i.e., money printing, inflation will start overseas and wind up on our door step. With inflation people will be chasing higher yields, hence they will leave the short term bond market, happening already. What boggles me is that even when/if the fed raises rates,assuming the economy is in recovery mode(leap of faith there) more businesses will borrow, hence the need for bonds. Now even though this may play out, it seems to me that anyone entering the bond market too early will get stung, is this free market at it’s best. WHERE SOMEONE WITH FORESIGHT INTO A FUTURE NEED GETS PENALIZED.

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