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We’d never guess otherwise Brian! The proof is in the pudding, left is in your blood. Could you have picked anyone else that you had confidence in within the Dem party? I’m not a huge fan of Obama, but I think I have more confidence in Obama than Geithner, at least he pays his taxes.

[socrattt]

We’d never guess otherwise Brian! The proof is in the pudding, left is in your blood. Could you have picked anyone else that you had confidence in within the Dem party? I’m not a huge fan of Obama, but I think I have more confidence in Obama than Geithner, at least he pays his taxes.

[socrattt]

We’d never guess otherwise Brian! The proof is in the pudding, left is in your blood. Could you have picked anyone else that you had confidence in within the Dem party? I’m not a huge fan of Obama, but I think I have more confidence in Obama than Geithner, at least he pays his taxes.

[socrattt]

We’d never guess otherwise Brian! The proof is in the pudding, left is in your blood. Could you have picked anyone else that you had confidence in within the Dem party? I’m not a huge fan of Obama, but I think I have more confidence in Obama than Geithner, at least he pays his taxes.

[socrattt]

We’d never guess otherwise Brian! The proof is in the pudding, left is in your blood. Could you have picked anyone else that you had confidence in within the Dem party? I’m not a huge fan of Obama, but I think I have more confidence in Obama than Geithner, at least he pays his taxes.

[socrattt]

Here’s my take, I agree with patb.

Eugene, you are very bright and generally make very good points and arguments. Unfortunately it’s hard to be convinced by charts and numbers. Our economy is completely inflated by bogus numbers all over the board and there’s plenty of proof of that. Charts are laughable in this market, although I love the optimism!

And if you were to ask me my opinion of where the market is heading I’d say either we hit some sort of hyper inflationary period that shoots equities through the roof or we have another big crash. I’m sort of leaning on the crash side right now, but still a firm believer that inflationary footprints are all over the place.

[socrattt]

Here’s my take, I agree with patb.

Eugene, you are very bright and generally make very good points and arguments. Unfortunately it’s hard to be convinced by charts and numbers. Our economy is completely inflated by bogus numbers all over the board and there’s plenty of proof of that. Charts are laughable in this market, although I love the optimism!

And if you were to ask me my opinion of where the market is heading I’d say either we hit some sort of hyper inflationary period that shoots equities through the roof or we have another big crash. I’m sort of leaning on the crash side right now, but still a firm believer that inflationary footprints are all over the place.

[socrattt]

Here’s my take, I agree with patb.

Eugene, you are very bright and generally make very good points and arguments. Unfortunately it’s hard to be convinced by charts and numbers. Our economy is completely inflated by bogus numbers all over the board and there’s plenty of proof of that. Charts are laughable in this market, although I love the optimism!

And if you were to ask me my opinion of where the market is heading I’d say either we hit some sort of hyper inflationary period that shoots equities through the roof or we have another big crash. I’m sort of leaning on the crash side right now, but still a firm believer that inflationary footprints are all over the place.

[socrattt]

Here’s my take, I agree with patb.

Eugene, you are very bright and generally make very good points and arguments. Unfortunately it’s hard to be convinced by charts and numbers. Our economy is completely inflated by bogus numbers all over the board and there’s plenty of proof of that. Charts are laughable in this market, although I love the optimism!

And if you were to ask me my opinion of where the market is heading I’d say either we hit some sort of hyper inflationary period that shoots equities through the roof or we have another big crash. I’m sort of leaning on the crash side right now, but still a firm believer that inflationary footprints are all over the place.

[socrattt]

Here’s my take, I agree with patb.

Eugene, you are very bright and generally make very good points and arguments. Unfortunately it’s hard to be convinced by charts and numbers. Our economy is completely inflated by bogus numbers all over the board and there’s plenty of proof of that. Charts are laughable in this market, although I love the optimism!

And if you were to ask me my opinion of where the market is heading I’d say either we hit some sort of hyper inflationary period that shoots equities through the roof or we have another big crash. I’m sort of leaning on the crash side right now, but still a firm believer that inflationary footprints are all over the place.

[socrattt]

I think the buyer’s pool for homes next to or under power lines has diminished dramatically hence these prices. I love how you just can’t hide the power lines in the photo. My wife and I play a game of Where’s Waldo when we see a home that looks beautiful but has a nice cell tower or power line in the background of a photo. Large transmission lines are not attractive in any way and I think the prices reflect that in a couple of these homes.

[socrattt]

I think the buyer’s pool for homes next to or under power lines has diminished dramatically hence these prices. I love how you just can’t hide the power lines in the photo. My wife and I play a game of Where’s Waldo when we see a home that looks beautiful but has a nice cell tower or power line in the background of a photo. Large transmission lines are not attractive in any way and I think the prices reflect that in a couple of these homes.

[socrattt]

I think the buyer’s pool for homes next to or under power lines has diminished dramatically hence these prices. I love how you just can’t hide the power lines in the photo. My wife and I play a game of Where’s Waldo when we see a home that looks beautiful but has a nice cell tower or power line in the background of a photo. Large transmission lines are not attractive in any way and I think the prices reflect that in a couple of these homes.

[socrattt]

I think the buyer’s pool for homes next to or under power lines has diminished dramatically hence these prices. I love how you just can’t hide the power lines in the photo. My wife and I play a game of Where’s Waldo when we see a home that looks beautiful but has a nice cell tower or power line in the background of a photo. Large transmission lines are not attractive in any way and I think the prices reflect that in a couple of these homes.

[socrattt]

I think the buyer’s pool for homes next to or under power lines has diminished dramatically hence these prices. I love how you just can’t hide the power lines in the photo. My wife and I play a game of Where’s Waldo when we see a home that looks beautiful but has a nice cell tower or power line in the background of a photo. Large transmission lines are not attractive in any way and I think the prices reflect that in a couple of these homes.

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