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The Epic American Credit and Bond Bubble Laboratory

An SI Board Since June 2003

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108894	Sounds good to me. :)	RetiredNow	-	6/29/2010
108893	Mind, Most of my retirement $ has also been in cash for a few years. It sucks b	SG	1	6/29/2010
108892	I would agree with you BC.. My cousin, who in construction, was suffering unde	Hawkmoon	-	6/29/2010
108891	MM Try doing some hard money loans. Do not go above 50% LTV on a first, be sure	Broken_Clock	-	6/29/2010
108890	In these times, I like to look at it the other way around. I have a place to sle	Paxb2u	4	6/29/2010
108889	P, Our debate has been timely. My wife and I pulled the trigger and paid off our	RetiredNow	2	6/29/2010
108888	Nice deal at Tulving for physical Proton 79. That is a tight spread. Might hav	TH	1	6/29/2010
108887	Your thinking is fine,as long as you are extremely lucky (i.e.some unforeseen di	prometheus1976	-	6/29/2010
108886	I'm not pessimistic about Europe at all. Europe has managed to survive a € a	clochard	-	6/29/2010
108885	SG, the propaganda is thick. imagine a person at a wedding in afghanistan think	Skeeter Bug	1	6/28/2010
108884	Chris said that two years ago (at least). So far, not too much different..food o	SG	-	6/28/2010
108883	The Grand Squid knows about your deal and is constructing a deal of his own ...&	clochard	7	6/28/2010
108882	<<<<"Pay off your house.You can always re-mortgage it if you ha	dave rose	-	6/28/2010
108881	Thank you for the kind remark... The rich people i know own their home free and	prometheus1976	2	6/28/2010
108880	Great points to consider. Thx for posting the rebuttal. I've been on the fen	RetiredNow	-	6/28/2010
108879	As Lee pointed out in his insightful reply to your post, China is not simply a p	GST	-	6/27/2010
108878	Actually,both interest rates AND wages can lag the inflation rate indefinitely .	prometheus1976	3	6/27/2010
108877	the foundation is being laid... it will be an interesting time. chris martenso	Skeeter Bug	1	6/27/2010
108876	First they have to turn off all the firearms.	FreedomForAll	2	6/27/2010
108875	can interest rates decouple from inflation for awhile? Absolutely yes. It's	RetiredNow	-	6/27/2010
108874	Very true. I don't so much pay attention to the absolute level of the WLI. I	RetiredNow	-	6/27/2010
108873	the sooner the countries go into bankruptcy, the sooner they get their authorita	Skeeter Bug	2	6/27/2010
108872	<i>I think there is a good chance we see more of the same (economy deflate	Hawkmoon	1	6/27/2010
108871	Not to be mean,but it is just not that simple... You might want to do some in-d	prometheus1976	-	6/27/2010
108870	M2, < However, ECRI Weekly LEI recently became quite unreliable as it increa	TH	-	6/27/2010

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