that's what they said about banks initially after sub primes went pop
we shall see if they are right again :nohead:
the consumer sector companies really hasn't been hit in the face by all this this yet, and booming overseas emerging markets as well as the falling dollar has been able to pick up the slack for the time being
ends as in a number on markets? I dunno
what you mean by end
recession on the horizon is of high probability, the question is how bad is it gonna be, holiday shopping should tell the story, think retailers in for a very tough holiday season
plus we got gas at the pump prices starting to catch up to oil, back up to 3 bucks a gallon average nationwide
all i do is eat, drive a car, pay rent, pay taxes, pay fees, pay insurance, pay utility bills, the necessisties (well minus the taxes :lolBIGas well as the vices of smokes and alcohol and i see for damn sure inflation hitting my pocketbook
As in revolution? Societal collapse? Dog and cats living together? Great depression revisited?
or rollback and recovery?
it think probability of recession in the near term future is extremely high
i think there is a decent probability of a pretty harsh GLOBAL recession, one on par that we haven't seen for a long time
as far as depression highly unlikely but i think there is a remote possibility
my mind works in probabilities base
plus with a central banks WORLDWIDE (very complex situation) pushing the buttons that complicates things greatly
i think there is a decent probability of a pretty harsh GLOBAL recession, one on par that we haven't seen for a long time
as far as depression highly unlikely but i think there is a remote possibility
my mind works in probabilities base
plus with a central banks WORLDWIDE (very complex situation) pushing the buttons that complicates things greatly
lmao you dont think changes will be made well before that
even if it were true
or will global elite sit back cozy in some castle and laugh it off
the Orange in the Netherlands with a sinister laugh, must be part of the plan to starve the hardest working and smartest in the world
the same people that keep their credit system booming, lets starve them
gimme a break with this.
even if it were true
or will global elite sit back cozy in some castle and laugh it off
the Orange in the Netherlands with a sinister laugh, must be part of the plan to starve the hardest working and smartest in the world
the same people that keep their credit system booming, lets starve them
gimme a break with this.
even if what were true?
all i'm saying is the central banks policy worldwide plays a key role in how economies respond and adds to a very complex globalized economic system
you gotta look outside the US now to have any understanding what is going on ecomonically
not talking any conspiracies or anything geesh
or are you saying that you believe they (the central bankers) have the power and knowhow to stop depression from happening?
you can only manipulate markets for so long and more and more you do it and keep things afloat and create "fake" near-term wealth the harder the fall will likely be when it doesn't work anymore
no clue what you mean
as you can tell this ron paul fundraising day has really got my juices flowing and turned me psychotic :lolBIG:
I believe the gold bug hit this forum (Woof was a charter proponent) about a year and a half ago. I followed suit and bought in at 480. Now after taking some profit, I'm wishing I was still holding it all, as my profit is obviously deflating.
According to precious metals pundits, gold should top 1000, at least within the next year. As the peso sinks, gold rises.
According to precious metals pundits, gold should top 1000, at least within the next year. As the peso sinks, gold rises.
Come along....lol.
I cheer results-positive results (aka $$$ in the bank) and weigh the ramifications of negative ones and maneuver appropriately.
Cmon now...who was deriding the constant updating of the daily data points (when they are positive)? Not a word from you when theyre negative.You ranted about how retarded it was to keep following along with each development-but it seems headlines of the daily lender who gets cracked doesnt seem to bother you as much as the GDP,job #,the yeild curve,corporate profits,etc.....
You cant say for certain whats going to happen in the coming years,so for you to speak of being 'realistic' is nothing more guesswork and really leaves you no room to criticize anyone elses opinion,but the fact you only criticize folks looking at the glass half full is telling.
