The Goldman Sachs/Federal Government alliance is as CORRUPT as any criminal scheme I have ever encountered in my long lifetime. Instead of the Goldman fraudsters being under federal criminal investigation, they are running the federal government and criminal investigations of others who are not nearly as culpable as the Goldman Sachs crooks. Their announcement of huge quarterly earnings after receiving billion$ from the federal government is the height of their cynicism - and astounding corruption!
Florida Home Sales Increase for the 9th Straight Month [View article]
With the huge unsold Florida housing inventory, both on and off the market, and unprecedented foreclosure rates, how can you say with any confidence that this now appears to be the bottom?
Yeah, I'll load up too when gold is $500. Pure nonsense.
On Jun 04 06:07 PM Sheik Rattle Enroll wrote:
> I think $750 oz. is a reasonable price for gold, not one that will > get you rich, but a good non-bubble fair price. At $500 I'd load > up. At current valuations? Questionable. Oil seems to be at a reasonable > price right now but not a load up price either. At $35/brl I was > buying all I could. > > I still don't understand why people seem to believe that precious > metals are the only inflation hedge. There's oil, steel, copper, > corn, wheat, soy, etc. Even earnings of stocks should go up with > inflation raising their share prices. Anything except cash should > be an inflation hedge...
Predator lenders target those who are less intelligent than they are, regardless of race. The predators are interested only in the color of green. The victims obviously are not as smart as the predators. It's an IQ thing.
Sustained civil unrest and mobs in the streets is probably not a great probability in this country. We have a history of not tolerating anarchy. If law-enforcement or martial law doesn't bring things under control, vigilanteism (the good kind) will. We, as a people, just don't tolerate mob rule. And we can be pretty ruthless in putting it down. So to would-be rioters in times of economic turmoil, watch out. Think Texas!
Suburban Housing Markets Are Unsustainable (Part 2) [View article]
Excellent, excellent, excellent article, the most important part of which is the cry for fraud prosecutions of the Godman Sachs, Citi, et al. executives who are at the heart of the massive fraud.
Greenspan Sees Another Bottom for Housing [View article]
Greenspan was telling the National Association of Realtors what they wanted to hear - for his speaker's fee. How callous can he get? Pretty damn callous. What a fraud!
Gold Well Supported with Sound Fundamentals
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What nonsense. Get a life, This is supposed to be a serious site.
On May 01 03:48 AM SOMALIA! wrote:
> Nice photo. > But suit is cheap for your caliber in finance. > I never wear a suit since 18, but wherever I do business such boys > like you run around me with their suites, it looks funny. > I come to the bank or broker in Frankfurt, Zug with Paul&Shark > shirt (maximum) or T-Shirt, We Are Replay jeans, YSL loafers, Diesel > belt and of course unshaved, all this boys stressed surrender to > all my demands. > It should be the opposite, in theory. > But in reality T-Shirt rules the tie ans suit.
Florida Home Sales Increase for the 7th Straight Month [View article]
You're dreaming, Professor, if you think Florida residential property is at or near its bottom. You are in Michigan where that may be true, but I'm in Florida where it certainly does not seem to be the case. Foreclosures are on the increase and prices are still falling.
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45% of Walmart's business is groceries. Is that junk? And the inexpensive clothes, hardware, toiletries, drugs. Are these junk, too?
Of course not. You obviously outreach yourself.
Delinquent Mortgages Are Soaring; Foreclosures Aren't [View article]
Florida Home Sales Increase for the 9th Straight Month [View article]
The Bull and Bear Sides of Gold [View article]
On Jun 04 06:07 PM Sheik Rattle Enroll wrote:
> I think $750 oz. is a reasonable price for gold, not one that will
> get you rich, but a good non-bubble fair price. At $500 I'd load
> up. At current valuations? Questionable. Oil seems to be at a reasonable
> price right now but not a load up price either. At $35/brl I was
> buying all I could.
>
> I still don't understand why people seem to believe that precious
> metals are the only inflation hedge. There's oil, steel, copper,
> corn, wheat, soy, etc. Even earnings of stocks should go up with
> inflation raising their share prices. Anything except cash should
> be an inflation hedge...
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Gold Well Supported with Sound Fundamentals [View article]
On May 01 03:48 AM SOMALIA! wrote:
> Nice photo.
> But suit is cheap for your caliber in finance.
> I never wear a suit since 18, but wherever I do business such boys
> like you run around me with their suites, it looks funny.
> I come to the bank or broker in Frankfurt, Zug with Paul&Shark
> shirt (maximum) or T-Shirt, We Are Replay jeans, YSL loafers, Diesel
> belt and of course unshaved, all this boys stressed surrender to
> all my demands.
> It should be the opposite, in theory.
> But in reality T-Shirt rules the tie ans suit.
Florida Home Sales Increase for the 7th Straight Month [View article]