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T-Bills anyone?

An SI Board Since September 2000

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Emcee: LLCF	Type: Moderated

Introduction Compact

This thread is to discuss alternatives to the rediculously overvalued equity market. All reformed daytraders and "long term tech investors" are welcome, as are ex- put sellers, margin players and those once having other high risk addictions aquired during the great bull market.

I'm REACTIVATING the thread in hopes people will post ideas over the next few years for opportunities that arise as we sift through the wreckage. It's probably quite early in the process, but sometimes things get to silly prices at different stages.

Any asset class is open for discussion, but let's try and keep it to things we can buy on an exchange... and keep to the spirit of the thread by discussing bonified 'wreckage'...

DAK

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22	studio 54 is long gone. so is joey buttafucko and his wacko teen chick. i got	Box-By-The-Riviera™	-	10/6/2008
21	It's gotta be smart at some point... any others? IMHO the ones trading on e	LLCF	-	10/6/2008
20	i know one, he doesn't have wharton, but he lives just off the hempstead hig	Box-By-The-Riviera™	-	10/6/2008
19	Re: FAX Funny you mention it, I did buy it today... Mon Oct 06 15:03:44 2008	jmiller099	-	10/6/2008
18	Crash on hold for now till Cramer turns bullish!! seekingalpha.com Too funny,	LLCF	-	10/6/2008
17	If it's not trading at par already (for a yield of zero to maturity) ITS A B	LLCF	-	10/6/2008
16	Seems a bit early for this: kitco.com Greenspan back at the wheel?? LOL DAK	LLCF	-	10/6/2008
15	been there, done it, must practice more.	Box-By-The-Riviera™	-	10/6/2008
14	LOL... canned goods and firearms. The RightWingNutz are right... get your guns.	LLCF	-	10/6/2008
13	LOL... T-Bill ARE TOO CHEAP! I own em!! Look, I know, it's too early to s	LLCF	-	10/6/2008
12	bottled water dude. just don't tell anyone	Box-By-The-Riviera™	-	10/6/2008
11	with all those sips you took last night I'm surprised you're awake.	orkrious	-	10/6/2008
10	they can get a whole lot cheaper. aka japan: negative zero.	Box-By-The-Riviera™	-	10/6/2008
9	<i>This thread is to discuss alternatives to the rediculously overvalued e	orkrious	-	10/6/2008
8	next 24 months may finally well prove to be an ideal time for solar installs as	Box-By-The-Riviera™	-	10/6/2008
7	question: i bought a 2 yr treasury at direct last month: how can i assess what i	NOW	-	10/6/2008
6	Great time to reanimate this thread! Funny, I was looking at starting a Treasur	patron_anejo_por_favor	-	10/6/2008
5	For a start I'll post this which I used to own years ago... I'm not reco	LLCF	-	10/6/2008
4	I did and will sell before the close.	active22	-	9/22/2000
3	buy the dip .... buy the dip	IceShark	-	9/22/2000
2	If you read this, you will be assimilated.	active22	-	9/22/2000
1	Surrender is a state of mind...lol moviesounds.com	Gut Trader	-	9/22/2000

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