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Coming Financial Collapse Moderated

An SI Board Since June 2001

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Emcee: Box-By-The-Riviera™	Type: Moderated

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74	yes, it looked exactly like the day of the second Dell warning last year. gap do	pater tenebrarum	-	6/12/2001
73	The synchronicity with which almost every index bounced was, well, odd at best.	stomper	-	6/12/2001
72	thanks for the kind words...there's a dude on CNBS assuring us that the &quo	pater tenebrarum	-	6/12/2001
71	Heinz...repeat after me... Pas de problemes, Pas de problemes, Pas de problemes	Eurobum1	-	6/12/2001
70	i don't know when he bought it...but thought the sale was noteworthy...he sa	pater tenebrarum	-	6/12/2001
69	Hmm. Didn't he just buy it "recently"? If so, that is very Un-Bu	stomper	-	6/12/2001
68	the BIS has recently marveled at the financial systems ability to cope with the	pater tenebrarum	-	6/12/2001
67	yes, quite interesting stuff. only discovered it recently.	pater tenebrarum	-	6/12/2001
66	LOL...yep, i also predict a comeback of these traditionals.	pater tenebrarum	-	6/12/2001
65	that would be nice! note: Buffett has sold his entire stake in FNM...citing the	pater tenebrarum	-	6/12/2001
64	yes...or rather, the ECB can.	pater tenebrarum	-	6/12/2001
63	yes, it wouldn't hurt if they knew about that.	pater tenebrarum	-	6/12/2001
62	maybe we'll get one of those special rate cuts instead.. things are a bit l	Box-By-The-Riviera™	-	6/12/2001
61	yep... saw that. I figured if I posted it, some might think it was part of a co	Box-By-The-Riviera™	-	6/12/2001
60	I like his writings ... if you read him over a period of time -- he makes assess	yard_man	-	6/12/2001
59	wait until he starts singing Buddy, can ya spare a dime followed by Yes, we h	Box-By-The-Riviera™	-	6/12/2001
58	better lower that target a mite. statistically, such a high return is extremely	pater tenebrarum	-	6/12/2001
57	maybe they could buy FNM and relieve taxpayers of the future burden?	Box-By-The-Riviera™	-	6/12/2001
56	u think all those country reps could plan such a trap.. let alone keep it to th	Box-By-The-Riviera™	-	6/12/2001
55	classic first semester t accounting... should be required of all high school st	Box-By-The-Riviera™	-	6/12/2001
54	indeed. there are no better ones. even if the gold price does nothing, most have	pater tenebrarum	-	6/12/2001
53	<<-- DJ Fed Doesn't Intervene In Money Market During Usual Period --	robnhood	-	6/12/2001
52	<<Shiokawa said Tuesday morning Japan's economic fundamentals are basi	pater tenebrarum	-	6/12/2001
51	<<Dallas Federal Reserve Governor Robert McTeer said that a U.S. recession	pater tenebrarum	-	6/12/2001
50	"France specific" ... repeat after me, 'there is no inflation, the	pater tenebrarum	-	6/12/2001

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