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Nine Surprises to Expect in 2009

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what a vivid picture i get from your descriptive evaluation on how this scenario is going to play out.Now only if you can write the screenplay and really profit. Yes it is quite prophetic how the market goes into a frenzy and it is applesauce and lemonade for everyone.

Market May Get Cheaper, But Tail Can't Wag the Dog Forever

I definitely agree that our saving Grace is going to have be producing more alternative energy means and going green but something that troubles me most is when I WAS A KID we had an incinerator attachment to our furnace that eliminate more that took to the curb.Isn't there some old ways that we are overlooking using to making working solutions,today.
so if someone wanted to make a good return on a short-term investment in this market, what wouldyou recommend? There have been so many changing tides...I know definitely a yacht over a rowboat even with a strong motor.
Low prices on oil and higher prices on food and healthcare as well as prescription drugs.

Why Bad U.S. Statistics Are Good for the Dollar

It has been said "you have to risk something to gain more..." Our current economical situation dicates we must be steadyfast on beingbrave investors but keep the wolf away from our door.
We need to wage war against allowing our government to spend more investigating all their shortcomings and instead make it their priority to admend our trade policies and global agreement to make our dollar count.

We Are the Mushrooms of This Economy

We definitely do need to worry more about the unemployment rate because it the health of the working man's pockets that help fuel the economic engine that heals more than woes.
Overshooting I think is what the credit industry and banking bedfellows did when they took themselves to run off the leash.Profit is good and seeking a well-fed well makes for good drinking but when you start so many wild fires there's never enough water to keep the well from going dry.


On Jan 11 10:22 PM constructe wrote:

> Thanks for the facts. U-2 at 13.5% is rather astoundingly bad. When
> you talk about shoes dropping I think we should be talking about
> our pants dropping. No longer should we be talking about housing
> prices dropping but should be talking about how to prevent 20-30%
> unemployment.
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> So far there is no answers or solutions to these endemic problems.
>
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> It is sad that there is still no transparency or regulatory improvements.
> Please re-institute Glass Stegal. Conglomerate banks are a miserable
> failure and the old institutional brokerages are gambling fools.

60 Minutes on Oil: Did Anyone Verify Anything?

What truth to be told I agree with pockeyclips 2020.
ther's nothing that drive amatter upwards faster than meeting the suppliers' need first with prices passed unto the consumers.


On Jan 12 08:19 AM pockyclips 2020 wrote:

> Agreed. Speculators drove it to $147 and will probably drive it back
> down to $35. Vlad needs his guns, Abdul needs his hookers, and Israel
> needs to stop
> the Palestinians from firing rockets. Demand has little to do with
> the price of oil. Perception is 9/10ths of the law.