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August 6, 2009 at 2:25 PM in reply to: UT: Dip in property-tax defaults delights county’s collector #441854August 6, 2009 at 2:25 PM in reply to: UT: Dip in property-tax defaults delights county’s collector #442187
pencilneck
ParticipantThanks, I get it now.
Actual revenue is only up 43% over 5 years, not 300%.
August 6, 2009 at 2:25 PM in reply to: UT: Dip in property-tax defaults delights county’s collector #442257pencilneck
ParticipantThanks, I get it now.
Actual revenue is only up 43% over 5 years, not 300%.
August 6, 2009 at 2:25 PM in reply to: UT: Dip in property-tax defaults delights county’s collector #442433pencilneck
ParticipantThanks, I get it now.
Actual revenue is only up 43% over 5 years, not 300%.
August 4, 2009 at 9:30 AM in reply to: WoooHooo. Consumer spending is up, savings and income down….. #440587pencilneck
Participanthttp://martincapital.com/chart-pgs/Pg_peris.htm
The numbers quoted in the Yahoo article are nearly completely meaningless without being seen in context.
Spending has been dropping a little more sharply than incomes, so its not too big a deal that spending is up a bit, in my opinion. No green shoots here.
August 4, 2009 at 9:30 AM in reply to: WoooHooo. Consumer spending is up, savings and income down….. #440787pencilneck
Participanthttp://martincapital.com/chart-pgs/Pg_peris.htm
The numbers quoted in the Yahoo article are nearly completely meaningless without being seen in context.
Spending has been dropping a little more sharply than incomes, so its not too big a deal that spending is up a bit, in my opinion. No green shoots here.
August 4, 2009 at 9:30 AM in reply to: WoooHooo. Consumer spending is up, savings and income down….. #441120pencilneck
Participanthttp://martincapital.com/chart-pgs/Pg_peris.htm
The numbers quoted in the Yahoo article are nearly completely meaningless without being seen in context.
Spending has been dropping a little more sharply than incomes, so its not too big a deal that spending is up a bit, in my opinion. No green shoots here.
August 4, 2009 at 9:30 AM in reply to: WoooHooo. Consumer spending is up, savings and income down….. #441191pencilneck
Participanthttp://martincapital.com/chart-pgs/Pg_peris.htm
The numbers quoted in the Yahoo article are nearly completely meaningless without being seen in context.
Spending has been dropping a little more sharply than incomes, so its not too big a deal that spending is up a bit, in my opinion. No green shoots here.
August 4, 2009 at 9:30 AM in reply to: WoooHooo. Consumer spending is up, savings and income down….. #441363pencilneck
Participanthttp://martincapital.com/chart-pgs/Pg_peris.htm
The numbers quoted in the Yahoo article are nearly completely meaningless without being seen in context.
Spending has been dropping a little more sharply than incomes, so its not too big a deal that spending is up a bit, in my opinion. No green shoots here.
pencilneck
Participanthttp://martincapital.com/chart-pgs/Pg_per.htm
The S&P P/E ratio says it all, in my opinion. This above chart isn’t very good, as the PE ratio is actually lot higher (in the 700’s).
I agree that the stock market looks hugely overvalued.
pencilneck
Participanthttp://martincapital.com/chart-pgs/Pg_per.htm
The S&P P/E ratio says it all, in my opinion. This above chart isn’t very good, as the PE ratio is actually lot higher (in the 700’s).
I agree that the stock market looks hugely overvalued.
pencilneck
Participanthttp://martincapital.com/chart-pgs/Pg_per.htm
The S&P P/E ratio says it all, in my opinion. This above chart isn’t very good, as the PE ratio is actually lot higher (in the 700’s).
I agree that the stock market looks hugely overvalued.
pencilneck
Participanthttp://martincapital.com/chart-pgs/Pg_per.htm
The S&P P/E ratio says it all, in my opinion. This above chart isn’t very good, as the PE ratio is actually lot higher (in the 700’s).
I agree that the stock market looks hugely overvalued.
pencilneck
Participanthttp://martincapital.com/chart-pgs/Pg_per.htm
The S&P P/E ratio says it all, in my opinion. This above chart isn’t very good, as the PE ratio is actually lot higher (in the 700’s).
I agree that the stock market looks hugely overvalued.
pencilneck
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