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To: Real Man who wrote (17211)2/3/2009 12:14:55 PM
From: LTK0072 Recommendations  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 71454
 
i will state, VI you are one of those that don't get it and o my i am apologize for such abrupt words,but i will battle for my position until reality catches hold of you.:).
That GDP versus the Depression is a lot of crock, we have been fudging our GDP for so long you believe it, Faber says the only thing China has learned from the U.S. is to LIE on their GDP(he thinks it is much worse than China says).
Plus you are either a great speed reader, or you don't actually read my posts/just glance) as my posts go a lot further than your responses.
Maybe you don't know who Rube Goldberg was and thus have no idea how use images to make my points.

i think if i write this "We , america,are but a battling fly caught in the web of of the monster spider we ourselves breed to weave."
i don't think you get i am NOT kidding---i think in pictures based on tabulating all the data i can take in.

This way i don't get tangled in numbers to argue this to argue that, i have made a summation of all the noise, and i present a picture. Max



To: Real Man who wrote (17211)2/3/2009 1:18:57 PM
From: Tommaso  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 71454
 
>>>


If you read 1929 stuff, folks were pretty optimistic and
had no clue. Not this time. Depression talk on CNN, in
every major publication. What exactly did we have? 1 quarter of
GDP drop. Isn't all this a little bit drastic? They say stocks
normally bottom 2/3 of the time into recession. If recession ends this
Summer, it would make it one of the longest since the 80-s, and
the bull then should resume about now.

It seems the biggest surprise in this market is ... recovery. -g-
<<<

I think the biggest surprise is inflation.



To: Real Man who wrote (17211)2/3/2009 2:06:31 PM
From: NOW  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 71454
 
you may well be right. or then again, maybe not



To: Real Man who wrote (17211)2/6/2009 7:59:51 AM
From: DebtBomb1 Recommendation  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 71454
 
This time was almost exactly the same....buy, buy, buy....dow up 9 days in a row in 2007? Housing can't go down....buy, buy, buy.

This bust is just beginning, IMO.

Why do you think the elites are getting the lifeboats and you're left to drown?

Why do you think the madolf types are taking the money and running?

Why do you think the bankruptcy laws were changed in 2005?

Why do you think they eliminated the up-tick rule, (in place since the great depression), at the market top in 2007?