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To: Cogito Ergo Sum who wrote (62454)	12/2/2008 8:42:25 PM
From: E. Charters	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 78407

I think they should give everyone $ 100,000 free cash so they can all buy all the stuff they need and everybody can get rich selling them stuff too. youtube.com youtube.com

To: Cogito Ergo Sum who wrote (62454)	12/3/2008 1:43:12 AM
From: marcos	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 78407

Seems like oil should overshoot on the downside because it sure looked like overshooting in the 140s, it's the momo thing both ways ... after that though, it's all about how much demand destruction the whole universe of factors is going to create, and in the 40s the price alone is not going to create much ... in the last few days i've read really detailed well-thought pieces that have it both ways - either deep into the 30s or back to the 70s before too long ... actually, there's no reason it can't do both, or add another zag to the zigs, as in high 30s then 70s then low 30s, wouldn't that rock some worlds ... while every day, no matter what else is true that day, there is depletion "Dec. 2 (Bloomberg) -- U.S. stock swings will be more than triple the average for the next seven months as investors contend with a global recession and the worst returns since the 1930s, volatility futures show....' bloomberg.com Stimulus - it's not clear that we need any yet, and our banks don't need bailouts [or do they - have you ever tried to really understand what makes or loses a bank money ... the bloody fees, that's right, they can just up the bloody fees again, lol] ... any stimulus that doesn't go into infrastructure with enduring benefits will simply get burnt up and we'll be left with the debt ... one traditional way to stimulate out of depression though, is to go to war, perhaps we should consider conquering Greenland or something .... but NOT Iceland, until they get their finances in order anyway

To: Cogito Ergo Sum who wrote (62454)	12/9/2008 12:12:08 AM
From: marcos	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 78407

su.to - broke 20 but only by an inch, i was sitting just over 18, no cigar ... now it's got a little gap-up under, hmm, not so interested ... it's such an old favourite though, and sure is cheap here, trouble is they're giving minerals juniors away for practically free at the same time ... such is life, feast or famine 'Not having an election (despite not really wanting back at the polls AGAIN) just is not right' We did have an election, each riding elected an MP, they can deal with the Harper Dion Layton Duceppe zoo, that's what we pay them for, and good luck to em i say Really good rapid transit on tracks is one bit of infrastructure several cities could use, even inter-city in some cases ... also broad-band fibre everywhere, starting with my house ... but what kind of employment would these generate, maybe not so broadly effective, and how long would it take the guvmint to get things done, how cost-effective would they be, maybe not very ... if it was politically possible, better to leave well enough alone ... Ron Paul for tory-led coalition leader, after whipping that little anti-indigenous demon out of him, how about that