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The Hot Button Questions:- Money, Banks, & the Economy
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317I see we are clocking up some posts here. Thanks, and they are an excellent readmaceng2-8/14/2003
316After discounting about 90 percent of Jim Sinclair... He's still a good reaChispas-8/14/2003
315Best from NEW YORK TIMES today's edition... I'll print all since it'Chispas-8/14/2003
314"Greenspan the Houdini" (Sort of sums it up) ------------------------Chispas-8/14/2003
313"I have found people who work in finance to be typically conservative in ouChispas-8/14/2003
312The Chinese gov't. They buy SoCal for $38 B. A bargain. And NoCal has no Lazarus_Long-8/13/2003
311<i>And are happy about it</i> I'd have to look into that carefumaceng2-8/13/2003
310-lol- I have found people who work in finance to be typically conservative in maceng2-8/13/2003
309I would like to get a good handle on the real employment numbers. Here is anothemaceng2-8/13/2003
308Sometimes GOLD-EAGLE posters deserve applause... Here's one... -----------Chispas-8/13/2003
307no offense to flint - but, heck, even <b>I</b> could see that peoplChallo Jeregy-8/13/2003
306That link didn't work, but I guess your indicating the book is out of stock.maceng2-8/13/2003
3053. Manias, Panics and Crashes by Charles P. Kindleberger, Peter L. Bernstein Challo Jeregy-8/13/2003
304After alot of review, I still think the smaller Inv H/S pattern is still in playJohn Madarasz-8/13/2003
303<i>mainstream economics tended to use equations and calculus with dubious Lazarus_Long-8/12/2003
302Why Study Economics? [my emboldment btw. funny how these guys who study enginemaceng2-8/12/2003
301JM: you nailed that one months AGO!NOW-8/12/2003
300yep, with the housing bubble at it's peak, wages stationary, going down, or maceng2-8/12/2003
299<i> I really do think you need to run for governor of CA. </i> How cLazarus_Long-8/12/2003
298Bullish Chart boomspeed.com Bearish Chart longer term (for equities) ;~)John Madarasz-8/12/2003
297<i>They took a long, winding road to democracy and you nutballs got thrownmaceng2-8/12/2003
296I'm going to be reading some Pareto. He makes more sense than most. "Lazarus_Long-8/12/2003
295Bullish chart bullandbearwise.com Bearish chart bullandbearwise.com thanks fmaceng2-8/12/2003
294Thanks LL, Besides Pareto I like von Mises too. There is something very cool abmaceng2-8/12/2003
293Excellent observation. And one thing we can be sure of: if the man leading theLazarus_Long-8/12/2003
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