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peterb
ParticipantDefaults are going to go through the roof in 2009. The govt does not care about you! You dont lobby them, nor pay for their campaigns. These bailouts are for their clients. Not you. When was the last time they did anything substantial to help the populace on a level such as this? It’s not part of their history at all. This is no different.
peterb
ParticipantDefaults are going to go through the roof in 2009. The govt does not care about you! You dont lobby them, nor pay for their campaigns. These bailouts are for their clients. Not you. When was the last time they did anything substantial to help the populace on a level such as this? It’s not part of their history at all. This is no different.
peterb
ParticipantDefaults are going to go through the roof in 2009. The govt does not care about you! You dont lobby them, nor pay for their campaigns. These bailouts are for their clients. Not you. When was the last time they did anything substantial to help the populace on a level such as this? It’s not part of their history at all. This is no different.
peterb
ParticipantThe world is now officially becoming unwound. Emerging markets are getting hammered and will continue on this path as the OECD countries are not buying the exports anymore. They were highly leveraged on the expectation of this export growth. The US$ is the dominant currency on this planet. The Euro is under huge pressure from internal disagreement among its members. This trend will coninue for some time. Perhaps years. As global unemployment is rising and will destroy demand for all but essential items.
Deflation is just getting started. See what happens in 2009 as US employment hits 8% and the OECD’s in general go through the roof!!!!
peterb
ParticipantThe world is now officially becoming unwound. Emerging markets are getting hammered and will continue on this path as the OECD countries are not buying the exports anymore. They were highly leveraged on the expectation of this export growth. The US$ is the dominant currency on this planet. The Euro is under huge pressure from internal disagreement among its members. This trend will coninue for some time. Perhaps years. As global unemployment is rising and will destroy demand for all but essential items.
Deflation is just getting started. See what happens in 2009 as US employment hits 8% and the OECD’s in general go through the roof!!!!
peterb
ParticipantThe world is now officially becoming unwound. Emerging markets are getting hammered and will continue on this path as the OECD countries are not buying the exports anymore. They were highly leveraged on the expectation of this export growth. The US$ is the dominant currency on this planet. The Euro is under huge pressure from internal disagreement among its members. This trend will coninue for some time. Perhaps years. As global unemployment is rising and will destroy demand for all but essential items.
Deflation is just getting started. See what happens in 2009 as US employment hits 8% and the OECD’s in general go through the roof!!!!
peterb
ParticipantThe world is now officially becoming unwound. Emerging markets are getting hammered and will continue on this path as the OECD countries are not buying the exports anymore. They were highly leveraged on the expectation of this export growth. The US$ is the dominant currency on this planet. The Euro is under huge pressure from internal disagreement among its members. This trend will coninue for some time. Perhaps years. As global unemployment is rising and will destroy demand for all but essential items.
Deflation is just getting started. See what happens in 2009 as US employment hits 8% and the OECD’s in general go through the roof!!!!
peterb
ParticipantThe world is now officially becoming unwound. Emerging markets are getting hammered and will continue on this path as the OECD countries are not buying the exports anymore. They were highly leveraged on the expectation of this export growth. The US$ is the dominant currency on this planet. The Euro is under huge pressure from internal disagreement among its members. This trend will coninue for some time. Perhaps years. As global unemployment is rising and will destroy demand for all but essential items.
Deflation is just getting started. See what happens in 2009 as US employment hits 8% and the OECD’s in general go through the roof!!!!
peterb
ParticipantI hope you’ve got cash. Loans and jobs will be hard to get in a year or two. And prepare for a bottom draggin market for about 5 years. It’s coming.
peterb
ParticipantI hope you’ve got cash. Loans and jobs will be hard to get in a year or two. And prepare for a bottom draggin market for about 5 years. It’s coming.
peterb
ParticipantI hope you’ve got cash. Loans and jobs will be hard to get in a year or two. And prepare for a bottom draggin market for about 5 years. It’s coming.
peterb
ParticipantI hope you’ve got cash. Loans and jobs will be hard to get in a year or two. And prepare for a bottom draggin market for about 5 years. It’s coming.
peterb
ParticipantI hope you’ve got cash. Loans and jobs will be hard to get in a year or two. And prepare for a bottom draggin market for about 5 years. It’s coming.
peterb
ParticipantGod is doing you favors. Hang on to your cash. We’re headed into the worst economy in many decades. Do not fall in love with a property. It’s inanimate. Wait until Jan 1, 2009. Then look again. I think you’ll like what you see. But it’s gonna get a lot worse before it gets better. This is global and very bad!
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