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  • Options Trader Wrong-Way Weekly Wrap-Up: Party Like It's 1999 [View article]
    Nathaniel, what party do most of the people your talking about belong to?


    On Nov 08 05:52 PM Nathaniel C wrote:

    > I have a better idea for solving the mortgage problem. Let everyone
    > take care of themselves--this means the people who cannot afford
    > their house and the insolvent globalist banks. Stop raping the taxpayer
    > who is forced under penalty of imprisonment to pay egregious and
    > unconstitutional taxes to our corrupt gangster government who then
    > hands our money to special interests to win elections.
    >
    > I f you want a more fair and just society let everyone keep what
    > they earn and force the government to follow the CONSTITUTION!!!!!
    >
    >
    > Personally I am sick of paying illegal taxes which funds a police
    > state that enslaves me and ignores the protections of the Constitution
    > and Bill of Rights. I am really trying to find another country to
    > move to. Especially after this illegal health care bill is passed
    > and phony cap and trade bill which taxes what people exhale and plants
    > breathe. America is gone. It is currently being looted by the elites
    > who have already moved offshore and dont pay taxes.
    Nov 09 01:43 am |Rating: +1 0 |Link to Comment
  • No One Saw This Economic Crisis Coming? [View article]
    Sorry John, not impressed by your BS. Model's like ratio's and percentages are mainly used for deception. Anyone listening to you or Larry Kudlow will end up broke.
    Jul 13 01:18 am |Rating: +2 -8 |Link to Comment
  • Chrysler's Lenders: When Banks Have No Reputation Left to Lose [View article]
    When did the robber barron's ever care about what the peasent's thought, after all they had the king in their pocket. Why yes right in front of the whole world the the government has given these modern day robber barron's the right to buy back their own toxic debt at a discount and at the expense to the taxpayer's, the historical peasent's. Does anybody remember the SAVING'S & LOAN crisis, seem's I remember a familiar name in charge then. How many of you knew that the former chief from Texas family were orignally east coast investment bankers.
    Apr 22 01:49 am |Rating: +3 -1 |Link to Comment
  • Definition of CMO Trading: Look for People Dumber than You and Take Advantage of Them [View article]
    Amazing that you would provide the platform so that this scumb could have his last hurray, giving him a chance to bask in his alter-ego in a public form. His only reason to want to be known is to have the world see him as some sort of Lex Luther. Your as pitiful as he is Tim, is this the best you can do. You disgrace real journalism.
    Apr 01 01:28 am |Rating: +1 -23 |Link to Comment
  • Expecting Hyper-Inflation: Fed Chooses to Monetize America's Debt [View article]
    What's value, how do you measure it, mark to market or do we get a small cabal ( Fed ) to assign it ?


    On Mar 20 09:04 AM SW Richmond wrote:

    > We've just witnessed the most significant day in American history
    > in the last sixty-five years, and few Americans recognize it. It
    > is nothing less than the day the US government admitted to the world
    > it was insolvent. Pundits can yammer, but if any American family
    > had gone to BK court and told the judge "we're going to print money
    > to make our mortgage payments and maintain our lifestyle" there's
    > no doubt what the judge would have replied.
    >
    > Our "president" is still campaigning and glamming it up, because
    > that's all he knows how to do. Someone else, obviously the same entrenched
    > power structure, is making decisions, and bad ones at that. We were
    > promised change but have "stayed the course", not "changed horses
    > in the middle of the stream", and gotten at least "4 more years."
    >
    >
    > This is not going to end well; it can't. You can't print value, and
    > everyone knows it. America, be ready. The welfare-warfare Leviathan
    > is killing itself, and if we're not careful it will soon be replaced
    > by its warfare-only cousin (since we won't any longer be able to
    > afford welfare).
    >
    > It's a dark day.
    Mar 22 20:56 pm |Rating: 0 0 |Link to Comment
  • Expecting Hyper-Inflation: Fed Chooses to Monetize America's Debt [View article]
    Why is it people still have a hard time seeing what really drives the economy. We have just witnessed the best example we could ever have hoped not to see and the majority are still deceived. It's the INVESTORS not buisness. Without investment there is no buisness. When the investors pull their money out there goes everything. What the government is ultimitly trying to do is coax investors back in to the economy, if they can do that then a turn around becomes likely, if they cannot then everything else they do is just an exercise in futility. The main thing to watch for is will the investors like it.
    Mar 21 20:23 pm |Rating: +2 0 |Link to Comment
  • Gold: The Investment Bedrock of Monetary Systems [View article]
    The wealthy are not about to allow the peasents share in the prosperity other than what trickel is necessary for their own promotion and survival,it's been this way since the day's of the robber barons. The only thing that amazes me is how society as a whole keeps laying down in front of the corporate god hoping to be saved. Everyone believes what they want to believe.
    Feb 22 14:47 pm |Rating: +5 -3 |Link to Comment
  • Gold Will Shine in 2009 (Part II) [View article]
    Both sides of the great gold debate seem to keep leaving out one major consideration the fact that there is a great pool of money in the world right now, (money recently pulled from the markets) looking for a home. As long as there are markets to trade and profits to be made man will always be chasing the best returns. Seeing gold only as either a bet for or against currencies, inflation related or a supply and demand issue is dangerous for either side. Just ask youself where the next great bubble markets are likley to occur, because they will occur again and you can hardly leave out gold.
    Jan 24 19:44 pm |Rating: +5 -2 |Link to Comment
  • Feds Roll Out Heavy Artillery: Annotated Statement [View article]
    It will be a traders market for a long time to come, and it will be a long time before, if ever, investors will be able to sleep at night.
    Dec 17 01:38 am |Rating: 0 0 |Link to Comment
  • Last Thursday Was the Bottom - It's Time to Get Back in [View article]
    There is sure to be alot of good oppotunitues for traders for some time, but investors will get nothing more than an emotional rollercoaster ride. The system is in the process of coming undone and greedly getting aggressive is the last thing anyone trying to put a nest egg together should be doing.
    Nov 30 21:41 pm |Rating: +1 0 |Link to Comment
  • A Skeptic on Leveraged ETFs [View article]
    I agree it's a bad investment. That said I think they are a great trading vehicle especially since traders or investors rarely catch the tops and bottoms of a move in whatever timeframe they are trading. I like trading the SDS and RSU back and forth and have done pretty good so far but like any leveraged vehicle they can get you into trouble alot faster, especially the SDS. Like all trading it all comes down to money management.
    Nov 29 23:02 pm |Rating: +1 0 |Link to Comment
  • Government Intervention and the Irony of Modern Capitalism [View article]
    constructe, your'e comment is scary but true.
    Oct 09 02:04 am |Rating: 0 0 |Link to Comment
  • Law of Supply & Demand Is Dead for Gold & Silver  [View article]
    Kudos Novista you get it. So to all you gold bugs out there which I also claim to be,our long awaited explosion in the price of gold will be met with a FDR style take away of the public's gold. Do any of you really believe that the Presidents Working Group will be denied it's goal. You all have just seen the major manipulation of the gold prices. This was just their attempt to do it in a nice way, it only get's uglier from here.
    Sep 16 02:00 am |Rating: 0 0 |Link to Comment
  • Last Gasp of a Doomed Currency [View article]
    Looks likewere getting closer to seeing how the great american hoax will come to it's end, how it was no longer able to coerse other nations into floating us. The investment bankers of the world sold america down the road a long time ago it's just now coming to completion. get ready for the new world order.
    Sep 15 00:58 am |Rating: 0 0 |Link to Comment
  • Gold Futures' Dirty Secret (Part II) [View article]
    Hi Deepak, try this, goggle 'Shorting Stocks' you should then be able to see why " Gold Producers and Gold Holders ( Banks) would wan't to take prices down and not up.
    Sep 06 03:15 am |Rating: 0 0 |Link to Comment
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