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An SI Board Since February 2007

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893	I don't know what needs to be adjusted globally Dale. Interest rates too low	John Vosilla	6/21/2007
892	What exactly needs to adjust in the global system? The US housing bubble is one	Dale Baker	6/21/2007
891	'With that said, the housing market is f*cked for the next 12 months.'	John Vosilla	6/21/2007
890	Things were not awful in 2002 for the economy as a whole. It was awful if you we	SouthFloridaGuy	6/20/2007
889	So the world today is a wonderful place but things were just so awful in 2002 if	John Vosilla	6/20/2007
888	My portfolio reads like something from 1999: CSCO, INTC, MSFT, QCOM, gotta love	SouthFloridaGuy	6/19/2007
887	Nope - if you want that you have to go to the Melodrama 101 class down the hall.	Dale Baker	6/19/2007
886	What? You mean hyperinflation and/or deflationary depression isn't coming ye	SouthFloridaGuy	6/19/2007
885	Hallmarks of a bear market <g>	SouthFloridaGuy	6/19/2007
884	Notice GE technical break out to the upside today! You were right! WTG. MSFT wo	Jim McMannis	6/19/2007
883	Is the economy really that much better today than say January 2005 or May 2006 a	John Vosilla	6/19/2007
882	I agree with +6% assessment, however, rates may very well go 7%+ b/c of global g	SouthFloridaGuy	6/18/2007
881	Frankly,what really has changed ?	Fiscally Conservative	6/18/2007
880	Much of the economic "debate" on SI is on a par with counting how many	Dale Baker	6/18/2007
879	'..Many on this and other threads have called for a deflationary turn for th	John Vosilla	6/18/2007
878	'10 year is far from 7% so we'll revisit when it gets there.' None	John Vosilla	6/18/2007
877	That's right. But the 10 year is far from 7% so we'll revisit when it ge	SouthFloridaGuy	6/18/2007
876	RE:"We get tons of distressed deals due to all the stupidity during 2004-05	Jim McMannis	6/18/2007
875	I agree. The steepening of the yield curve is a positive thing. Less chance of	Jim McMannis	6/18/2007
874	Ahhh, I see, so you're using the broken clock analysis.	SouthFloridaGuy	6/18/2007
873	That's right. People are calling the yield curve move a "bear" ste	SouthFloridaGuy	6/18/2007
872	'Over all, things are returning to a more normal investing environment. Besi	John Vosilla	6/18/2007
871	Well at 4.5% 10 yr the risk free multiple is 22.2. At 7% the multiple drops to	John Vosilla	6/18/2007
870	Yes,I am still sticking with my call. If they continue to run these markets in	Fiscally Conservative	6/17/2007
869	Healthy earnings outlook may lift stocks By Cal Mankowski 1 hour, 39 minutes ag	Jim McMannis	6/17/2007

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