The Shadow_115

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    • ON: Sun May 4th 14:35 PM
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      We're Nearing Crunch Time for Oil
      After listening to these "Peak Oil" horror stories for more than 40 years now, they begin to grow a little tedious. Never trust a "peak oil" fanatic like this author who never even mentions oil shale. There is still more oil available from shale than all the oil that has been produced conventionally since men first began pumping oil.
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    • ON: Sun Mar 30th 12:55 PM
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      Checkout Line Display Material: 'Idiot's Guide to Improving Your Credit Score'
      "We need a system in place for personal finance to be taught to younger generation"

      We need a system in place that teaches ANYTHING useful to the younger generation. The education industry spends it's time now sermonizing over the bogus dangers of global warming, evil capitalism, political corectness, and other assorted failed leftist doctrines. Nothing will change until the teachers unions and the Dept of Education are both eliminated and local control of schools is re-established.
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    • ON: Sat Mar 22nd 17:17 PM
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      Paul Krugman Wonders If He Is Dumb. I Say: "No!!"
      Paul Krugman is a psuedo-economist, and though he's not a genuine economist by any stretch of language, he is indeed a genuine political hack.
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    • ON: Sun Jan 6th 21:01 PM
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      Pequot's Byron Wien: Ten Surprises for 2008
      The trouble with these "surprises" is that they're pretty much all the conventional wisdom, and therefore highly unlikely to occur.
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    • ON: Sun Dec 16th 19:52 PM
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      Do Central Banks' Extraordinary Measures Reveal Their Fears for 2008?
      Given that the dire possibilities you discuss are widely known and have been for weeks if not months? How do you account for the fact that the markets have not already collapsed? The markets, generally very reliable barometers of the financial future, seem to be taking the credit "crisis" relatively calmly. Why? What is the market seeing that you're not seeing?
      Isn't this the real question people should be analyzing a this point?
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