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peterb
ParticipantSell, if you can!
ParticipantSell, if you can!
ParticipantSell, if you can!
ParticipantSell, if you can!
ParticipantNo trend moves in a straight line.
Check out the numbers for 1990 through 1997.
A global recession is at hand now. Look for unemployment to rise through 2009. Bank failures to increase. By Dec 31, most public companies will be forced to report their bad news of the last quarter and thus slam the markets down. Alt A and Prime mortgages NOD’s are really starting to take-off now.
When was the last time we had a bull market in all asset classes, like we had from 2003 to 2006?
Looks a lot like a K-Wave Winter is coming.The next leg down in RE is coming up.
ParticipantNo trend moves in a straight line.
Check out the numbers for 1990 through 1997.
A global recession is at hand now. Look for unemployment to rise through 2009. Bank failures to increase. By Dec 31, most public companies will be forced to report their bad news of the last quarter and thus slam the markets down. Alt A and Prime mortgages NOD’s are really starting to take-off now.
When was the last time we had a bull market in all asset classes, like we had from 2003 to 2006?
Looks a lot like a K-Wave Winter is coming.The next leg down in RE is coming up.
ParticipantNo trend moves in a straight line.
Check out the numbers for 1990 through 1997.
A global recession is at hand now. Look for unemployment to rise through 2009. Bank failures to increase. By Dec 31, most public companies will be forced to report their bad news of the last quarter and thus slam the markets down. Alt A and Prime mortgages NOD’s are really starting to take-off now.
When was the last time we had a bull market in all asset classes, like we had from 2003 to 2006?
Looks a lot like a K-Wave Winter is coming.The next leg down in RE is coming up.
ParticipantNo trend moves in a straight line.
Check out the numbers for 1990 through 1997.
A global recession is at hand now. Look for unemployment to rise through 2009. Bank failures to increase. By Dec 31, most public companies will be forced to report their bad news of the last quarter and thus slam the markets down. Alt A and Prime mortgages NOD’s are really starting to take-off now.
When was the last time we had a bull market in all asset classes, like we had from 2003 to 2006?
Looks a lot like a K-Wave Winter is coming.The next leg down in RE is coming up.
ParticipantNo trend moves in a straight line.
Check out the numbers for 1990 through 1997.
A global recession is at hand now. Look for unemployment to rise through 2009. Bank failures to increase. By Dec 31, most public companies will be forced to report their bad news of the last quarter and thus slam the markets down. Alt A and Prime mortgages NOD’s are really starting to take-off now.
When was the last time we had a bull market in all asset classes, like we had from 2003 to 2006?
Looks a lot like a K-Wave Winter is coming.The next leg down in RE is coming up.
ParticipantSeems like deflation to me, too. Gold and oil coming down against the US$, not just other lame currencies. Yen is the exception.
After a credit bubble of this magnitude pops, it is quite common to have commodities correct downward for some time as the senior currency gains power. But, Unemployment is also rising at a very fast rate. Credit is contracting as well.
I would guess that people with cash and a steady, secure job are going to be in a very powerful economic position in the next year.
Will they buy homes?
ParticipantSeems like deflation to me, too. Gold and oil coming down against the US$, not just other lame currencies. Yen is the exception.
After a credit bubble of this magnitude pops, it is quite common to have commodities correct downward for some time as the senior currency gains power. But, Unemployment is also rising at a very fast rate. Credit is contracting as well.
I would guess that people with cash and a steady, secure job are going to be in a very powerful economic position in the next year.
Will they buy homes?
ParticipantSeems like deflation to me, too. Gold and oil coming down against the US$, not just other lame currencies. Yen is the exception.
After a credit bubble of this magnitude pops, it is quite common to have commodities correct downward for some time as the senior currency gains power. But, Unemployment is also rising at a very fast rate. Credit is contracting as well.
I would guess that people with cash and a steady, secure job are going to be in a very powerful economic position in the next year.
Will they buy homes?
ParticipantSeems like deflation to me, too. Gold and oil coming down against the US$, not just other lame currencies. Yen is the exception.
After a credit bubble of this magnitude pops, it is quite common to have commodities correct downward for some time as the senior currency gains power. But, Unemployment is also rising at a very fast rate. Credit is contracting as well.
I would guess that people with cash and a steady, secure job are going to be in a very powerful economic position in the next year.
Will they buy homes?
ParticipantSeems like deflation to me, too. Gold and oil coming down against the US$, not just other lame currencies. Yen is the exception.
After a credit bubble of this magnitude pops, it is quite common to have commodities correct downward for some time as the senior currency gains power. But, Unemployment is also rising at a very fast rate. Credit is contracting as well.
I would guess that people with cash and a steady, secure job are going to be in a very powerful economic position in the next year.
Will they buy homes?
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