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To: Hawkmoon who wrote (77976)	8/19/2011 12:09:02 PM
From: elmatador	1 Recommendation Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 217560

chart based on New York Federal Reserve data for household debt. The red line shows the cumulative growth in student loans since 1999. The blue line shows the growth of all other household debt except for student loans over the same period. http://www.theatlantic.com/business/archive/2011/08/chart-of-the-day-student-loans-have-grown-511-since-1999/243821/

To: Hawkmoon who wrote (77976)	8/19/2011 8:39:00 PM
From: TobagoJack	1 Recommendation Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 217560

i think silver is a good wager and meshes well with the script of collapse as laid out we are now on auto-pilot, just watching and briefing on the progress along this script as laid out by yours truly circa february 27 2001 (before everything started going down hill, but the future was as clear as having a camera up ones own dark recess to shine light on the sum total of all fears, and better, displayed on tv and ... giddy with anticipation ... especially when one gets to pick doctors by dna composition and i quote myself, with annotation on where we are Message 15421566 (february 27, 2001) by tobagojack Do not know about economics, but here are some upcoming news headlines. The order and specific company names are not important. Say 18-24 months. If we do not believe that at least 25% of the headlines will come to pass within the next 18-24 months (time determined by recklessness of Maestro), we should start to accumulate stocks now, looking pass the valley of gloom. The sooner we see some of these headlines, the sooner we can get back to buying "for the long term". “GE Lays Off Another 5%” “GM Shuts SUV Lines” “S&P Downgrades Cisco” “Dow Sets Record Historic Decline On Record Volumn” “Major Fraud Discovered at …..” “Margin Panic” “Economic Cycle Rediscovered” “Productivity Index Misled for The Past 10 Years” “Social Security Under Funding Expected” “GE Capital Owes Up On Hidden Losses” “The House That Jack Left” “Threat Of War In The Middle East” “Russia Sharply Increases Arms Export To Save Economy” “Butter Healthier Than Margarine” (this one is true already) “Too Much Vitamin C Causes Brain Damage” (ditto) “Cellular Phone Radiation Is ….” “Japan to Save Economy By Increasing Defense Spending” “Global Economy Contracted 5% - Lead By US” “FED Lowers Discount Rate to 2.5%” “Corporate Bond Spreads at Historic Peak” “Euro Wobbles On Economic Disunity” [EDIT: WE ARE HERE ! AND THEN THE REALLY EXCITING STUFF HAPPENS] “Dollar Implodes” “Amazon Defaults” “Congress Holds Hearing On The Cause Of Doom” “Gold Is Back” “Precious Metal Reappears On Business Week Where To Invest Your Money Issue” “CNBC Increases Time Reporting On Bonds” “NY Crime Rate Rises Sharply” “Trading Volume and Margin Loan Profit Down Sharply” “Lights Out At Ameritrade” “Many Blue Chips Trading at Replacement Value, Further Losses Not Expected” “Nasdaq Hits P/E 10, Early Recovery Not Expected”