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To: sandeep who wrote (42887)12/31/2012 3:38:50 PM
From: Peace  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 222665
 
You are preaching the same crap that people did when they kept doing cash out refi with house prices climbing. Keep running up the debt as long as we can party. At what point should we balance the budget, when we hit $50 Trilllion?



To: sandeep who wrote (42887)12/31/2012 6:17:35 PM
From: Fintas1 Recommendation  Respond to of 222665
 
Sandeep: You stated "I worry too much". HARDLY. I'm as perma bull as one can be. I wake up smiling. However, having lived in areas most have not and been exposed to what many only see in movies, there is a reality and objectivity to life.and situations. Ignore that and find your self learning a hard lesson.

As for Da Chief we don't see things differently. I see his up.

Yet, when SPX 1305 is hit you will see him pulling up a link where he presented it could happen. He's good enough to cover both bases. He just doesn't dwell on the downside but he's got it covered as he should.

So when that spx hits 1944 as it will one day, I'll enjoy the upside too. The question as an investor is WHEN. NOT IF.

Here and now, don't confuse a bounce with a runaway.

As for the games that were being played in SEPT 2008 and 2009. I don't defend the non defendable.

I just see it for what it was and is and exploit.

Have a nice New Years. If you want to continue this then take it to PM. I'll be more than glad to yik yak and provide data where applicable..

Fintas



To: sandeep who wrote (42887)12/31/2012 9:08:14 PM
From: Wayners  Respond to of 222665
 
It's an inflationary illusion. There is lag in the bond markets and interest rates.