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Strategies & Market Trends : Strictly: Drilling II
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To: inchingup who wrote (5488)12/15/2001 7:32:59 PM
From: isopatch  Read Replies (2) of 36161
 
Absolutely Devastating! Most important article

I've seen anywhere in WEEKS.

This confirms my so called rantings in recent months about the pillage and plunder of the investment public by an increasingly corrupt elite in W.S. & D.C. If anything? Your article offers damning proof that systemic decay will increase beyond even my most pessimistic suspicions !!!

Message 16777052

<We used to joke about W.S. being "The Spanish Main" years ago. In retrospect, it was a monastery compared to what's going on now.<lol>

Really think the brazen tone is part celebration that they can get away with what they're doing and part signaling the
rest of us that they are ABSOLUTELY untouchable due to the legalized bribery that replaced the already weak
campaign finance laws 6-7 years ago.

Both political parties are totally under the control of elite special interests whose only function is transfer of wealth
from us to them faster and more more efficiently.<ng> Hence, all but zero enforcement of Rico, Fraud and
Securities laws even in the face of year after year of multiple, dramatic and serial violations.

If SEC hasn't proved that by allowing the pro forma accounting circus to go on and on? Nothing will! And, I'm not
even going to start about Enron.<lol>

JMVVHO,

Iso>

FWIW, looks from this arm chair<g>, that among other adjustments we'll be forced to reduce the scope of trading and investment risk we assume as investora and/or traders.

Fewer, more carefullty thought out trades = lower volume by fewer and fewer participants on the exchanges over time. Ironically this will produce another contraction of commerce and trade that's one of the earmarks of a deflationary era.

Isopatch
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