[socrattt]

I think 20% is a fair number but given the affects of this current crisis, which will most definitely include a much higher short term spike in unemployment and a very negative view of our current economic situation, I believe this number could be closer to 30%.

This market seemed to have an influx of buyers as of recent, but my guess is with this fiasco we have probably cut that number in half (maybe less). Not only that but we have also added some unknowns to the current supply equation which will definitely affect the market.

I think everyone here had a pesimistic view of the market and we all knew it was going to be pretty bad, but none of us would have guessed three weeks ago that our economy was on the brink of complete disaster. At this point, I have zero faith in this government and this economic system run by the FEDERAL RESERVE MAFIA.

I guess this means nothing anymore:

“Government of the people, by the people, for the people, shall not perish from the Earth.”
Abraham Lincoln

[socrattt]

I think 20% is a fair number but given the affects of this current crisis, which will most definitely include a much higher short term spike in unemployment and a very negative view of our current economic situation, I believe this number could be closer to 30%.

This market seemed to have an influx of buyers as of recent, but my guess is with this fiasco we have probably cut that number in half (maybe less). Not only that but we have also added some unknowns to the current supply equation which will definitely affect the market.

I think everyone here had a pesimistic view of the market and we all knew it was going to be pretty bad, but none of us would have guessed three weeks ago that our economy was on the brink of complete disaster. At this point, I have zero faith in this government and this economic system run by the FEDERAL RESERVE MAFIA.

I guess this means nothing anymore:

“Government of the people, by the people, for the people, shall not perish from the Earth.”
Abraham Lincoln

[socrattt]

I think 20% is a fair number but given the affects of this current crisis, which will most definitely include a much higher short term spike in unemployment and a very negative view of our current economic situation, I believe this number could be closer to 30%.

This market seemed to have an influx of buyers as of recent, but my guess is with this fiasco we have probably cut that number in half (maybe less). Not only that but we have also added some unknowns to the current supply equation which will definitely affect the market.

I think everyone here had a pesimistic view of the market and we all knew it was going to be pretty bad, but none of us would have guessed three weeks ago that our economy was on the brink of complete disaster. At this point, I have zero faith in this government and this economic system run by the FEDERAL RESERVE MAFIA.

I guess this means nothing anymore:

“Government of the people, by the people, for the people, shall not perish from the Earth.”
Abraham Lincoln

[socrattt]

I think 20% is a fair number but given the affects of this current crisis, which will most definitely include a much higher short term spike in unemployment and a very negative view of our current economic situation, I believe this number could be closer to 30%.

This market seemed to have an influx of buyers as of recent, but my guess is with this fiasco we have probably cut that number in half (maybe less). Not only that but we have also added some unknowns to the current supply equation which will definitely affect the market.

I think everyone here had a pesimistic view of the market and we all knew it was going to be pretty bad, but none of us would have guessed three weeks ago that our economy was on the brink of complete disaster. At this point, I have zero faith in this government and this economic system run by the FEDERAL RESERVE MAFIA.

I guess this means nothing anymore:

“Government of the people, by the people, for the people, shall not perish from the Earth.”
Abraham Lincoln

[socrattt]

I think 20% is a fair number but given the affects of this current crisis, which will most definitely include a much higher short term spike in unemployment and a very negative view of our current economic situation, I believe this number could be closer to 30%.

This market seemed to have an influx of buyers as of recent, but my guess is with this fiasco we have probably cut that number in half (maybe less). Not only that but we have also added some unknowns to the current supply equation which will definitely affect the market.

I think everyone here had a pesimistic view of the market and we all knew it was going to be pretty bad, but none of us would have guessed three weeks ago that our economy was on the brink of complete disaster. At this point, I have zero faith in this government and this economic system run by the FEDERAL RESERVE MAFIA.

I guess this means nothing anymore:

“Government of the people, by the people, for the people, shall not perish from the Earth.”
Abraham Lincoln

[socrattt]

I have a special calculator that calculates the amount of risk vs the upside potential of the tax payers dollars going to bail out banks.

I kept pushing = sign and it said “To be continued”

Then I tried it one last time and it said. “You imbecile what kind of stupid question is that”.

All you will get is a bunch of hypothetical responses to this type of question. We don’t even know if our dollar will have any value in six months. Unfortunately this type of plan has so many unknowns that we the people won’t have a clue what will happen until it actually all plays out.

[socrattt]

I have a special calculator that calculates the amount of risk vs the upside potential of the tax payers dollars going to bail out banks.

I kept pushing = sign and it said “To be continued”

Then I tried it one last time and it said. “You imbecile what kind of stupid question is that”.

All you will get is a bunch of hypothetical responses to this type of question. We don’t even know if our dollar will have any value in six months. Unfortunately this type of plan has so many unknowns that we the people won’t have a clue what will happen until it actually all plays out.

[socrattt]

I have a special calculator that calculates the amount of risk vs the upside potential of the tax payers dollars going to bail out banks.

I kept pushing = sign and it said “To be continued”

Then I tried it one last time and it said. “You imbecile what kind of stupid question is that”.

All you will get is a bunch of hypothetical responses to this type of question. We don’t even know if our dollar will have any value in six months. Unfortunately this type of plan has so many unknowns that we the people won’t have a clue what will happen until it actually all plays out.

[socrattt]

I have a special calculator that calculates the amount of risk vs the upside potential of the tax payers dollars going to bail out banks.

I kept pushing = sign and it said “To be continued”

Then I tried it one last time and it said. “You imbecile what kind of stupid question is that”.

All you will get is a bunch of hypothetical responses to this type of question. We don’t even know if our dollar will have any value in six months. Unfortunately this type of plan has so many unknowns that we the people won’t have a clue what will happen until it actually all plays out.

[socrattt]

I have a special calculator that calculates the amount of risk vs the upside potential of the tax payers dollars going to bail out banks.

I kept pushing = sign and it said “To be continued”

Then I tried it one last time and it said. “You imbecile what kind of stupid question is that”.

All you will get is a bunch of hypothetical responses to this type of question. We don’t even know if our dollar will have any value in six months. Unfortunately this type of plan has so many unknowns that we the people won’t have a clue what will happen until it actually all plays out.

[socrattt]

[quote=stockstradr]Anyone who thinks the fundamentals of our economy are currently strong is totally clueless, and I include McCain in that.
[/quote]

McCain has yet to come out with the news, but he actually has a speech impediment. He actually said the fudamentals of our economy are “WRONG”. Poor guy, I feel for him. He gets his “st” and “w” mixed up quite a bit!!

[socrattt]

[quote=stockstradr]Anyone who thinks the fundamentals of our economy are currently strong is totally clueless, and I include McCain in that.
[/quote]

McCain has yet to come out with the news, but he actually has a speech impediment. He actually said the fudamentals of our economy are “WRONG”. Poor guy, I feel for him. He gets his “st” and “w” mixed up quite a bit!!

[socrattt]

[quote=stockstradr]Anyone who thinks the fundamentals of our economy are currently strong is totally clueless, and I include McCain in that.
[/quote]

McCain has yet to come out with the news, but he actually has a speech impediment. He actually said the fudamentals of our economy are “WRONG”. Poor guy, I feel for him. He gets his “st” and “w” mixed up quite a bit!!

[socrattt]

[quote=stockstradr]Anyone who thinks the fundamentals of our economy are currently strong is totally clueless, and I include McCain in that.
[/quote]

McCain has yet to come out with the news, but he actually has a speech impediment. He actually said the fudamentals of our economy are “WRONG”. Poor guy, I feel for him. He gets his “st” and “w” mixed up quite a bit!!

[socrattt]

[quote=stockstradr]Anyone who thinks the fundamentals of our economy are currently strong is totally clueless, and I include McCain in that.
[/quote]

McCain has yet to come out with the news, but he actually has a speech impediment. He actually said the fudamentals of our economy are “WRONG”. Poor guy, I feel for him. He gets his “st” and “w” mixed up quite a bit!!

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