Plantinseeds's Comments RSS Syndication from SeekingAlpha.com http://seekingalpha.comuser/160964/comments http://seekingalpha.com/article/142333-shorting-e-trade-just-to-keep-the-price-from-going-up?source=feed#comment-540746 540746 Wed, 10 Jun 2009 12:43:16 -0400 http://seekingalpha.com/article/141275-decline-of-the-u-s-dollar-asian-initiative-to-create-commodity-based-currency?source=feed#comment-533030 533030 The only way inflation can exsist is in a money-debt system. In a credit-money system it is impossible to have inflation.

]]> Fri, 05 Jun 2009 02:05:52 -0400 The only way inflation can exsist is in a money-debt system. In a credit-money system it is impossible to have inflation.

]]> http://seekingalpha.com/article/139824-the-next-debt-crisis?source=feed#comment-521445 521445 Of course the FED just creates their notes out of thin air.
Lets say Congress passes on an infrastructure bill that needs $1 Billion to make it fully funded. The treasury writes a bond for $1billion, the Federal Reserve buys that bond by simply making a notation in the Treasury's bank checking account of $1 billion credit. Checkbook money. The Treasury writes checks to contractors and vendors for supplies on the project.
Those businesses in turn deposit those checks in their banks which are made as credits in their respective checkbook money accounts. The banks send those checks back to the Federal Reserve (FED) to be cleared. The FED deducts those deposits from the Treasury's account.
Now this is where "frational reserve" comes into play.
I will explain fractional reserve in another post.]]> Thu, 28 May 2009 12:40:12 -0400 Of course the FED just creates their notes out of thin air.
Lets say Congress passes on an infrastructure bill that needs $1 Billion to make it fully funded. The treasury writes a bond for $1billion, the Federal Reserve buys that bond by simply making a notation in the Treasury's bank checking account of $1 billion credit. Checkbook money. The Treasury writes checks to contractors and vendors for supplies on the project.
Those businesses in turn deposit those checks in their banks which are made as credits in their respective checkbook money accounts. The banks send those checks back to the Federal Reserve (FED) to be cleared. The FED deducts those deposits from the Treasury's account.
Now this is where "frational reserve" comes into play.
I will explain fractional reserve in another post.]]> http://seekingalpha.com/article/139824-the-next-debt-crisis?source=feed#comment-521393 521393 I have studied our monetary system. I know exactly how inflation/deflation is created.

Inflation explained:

Inflation in a debt-money sysytem, such as the one administered by the Federal Reserve, is correctly defined as: debt-induced monetary devaluation. In fact, it is "only" in a debt-money system that inflation has ever occurred, from the first recorded inflation that destoyed ancient Babylonia over 4,000 years ago, to the present day.
Inflation is charcterized by the loss of purchasing power of the dollar (or any other monetary unit). Steadily rising prices are a "symptom" of this loss of purchasing power. It is devaluation of the dollar that forces general price increases.
The dollars devaluation, in turn, is caused by the inherent flaw in the debt-money system, namely, the creation of most money as debt. This locks the system into a vicious cycle of escalating borrowing in a futile effort to pay both interest and pricipal. A debt-money system is naturally inflationary, due to the built in shortage of money to pay interest. The shortage forces continually increasing borrowing, which requires price increases to cover the cost of business borrowing.
The devaluation of the dollar leads to a valid demand for growth of the money supply (M1). More money is borrowed into existence to meet this demand, but the amounts are never enough to keep pace with the growing cost of debt which tiggered the cycle in the first place.]]> Thu, 28 May 2009 12:20:48 -0400 I have studied our monetary system. I know exactly how inflation/deflation is created.

Inflation explained:

Inflation in a debt-money sysytem, such as the one administered by the Federal Reserve, is correctly defined as: debt-induced monetary devaluation. In fact, it is "only" in a debt-money system that inflation has ever occurred, from the first recorded inflation that destoyed ancient Babylonia over 4,000 years ago, to the present day.
Inflation is charcterized by the loss of purchasing power of the dollar (or any other monetary unit). Steadily rising prices are a "symptom" of this loss of purchasing power. It is devaluation of the dollar that forces general price increases.
The dollars devaluation, in turn, is caused by the inherent flaw in the debt-money system, namely, the creation of most money as debt. This locks the system into a vicious cycle of escalating borrowing in a futile effort to pay both interest and pricipal. A debt-money system is naturally inflationary, due to the built in shortage of money to pay interest. The shortage forces continually increasing borrowing, which requires price increases to cover the cost of business borrowing.
The devaluation of the dollar leads to a valid demand for growth of the money supply (M1). More money is borrowed into existence to meet this demand, but the amounts are never enough to keep pace with the growing cost of debt which tiggered the cycle in the first place.]]> http://seekingalpha.com/article/139824-the-next-debt-crisis?source=feed#comment-520705 520705 Fractional reserve banking has nothing to do with inflation except for helping to create it.]]> Thu, 28 May 2009 01:27:25 -0400 Fractional reserve banking has nothing to do with inflation except for helping to create it.]]> http://seekingalpha.com/article/139942-important-if-boring-developments-in-treasury-yield-curves?source=feed#comment-520697 520697 Since the banks create money as well and base that off of fractional reserves.

Secondly you betcha the FED is buying up all the treasuries it can get its hands on.............the M1 (money supply) is real tight. The treasury is out of money so here comes the Federal Reserve to create more debt-money for us to pay back forever. Except the FED will not create the usury money so that it cannot be paid back.]]> Thu, 28 May 2009 01:11:33 -0400 Since the banks create money as well and base that off of fractional reserves.

Secondly you betcha the FED is buying up all the treasuries it can get its hands on.............the M1 (money supply) is real tight. The treasury is out of money so here comes the Federal Reserve to create more debt-money for us to pay back forever. Except the FED will not create the usury money so that it cannot be paid back.]]> http://seekingalpha.com/article/139476-design-a-country-rescue-package-here-comment-competition?source=feed#comment-519096 519096 I do understand that a very large % of our federal income taxes go back to the treasury.
I don't see anywhere in my post that says anything about limiting credit to anyone nor taking from the rich and giving to the poor.

I do however ( If anyone read my 2 posts including yourself ) know that either no one cares or that no one understands anything about our debt-money system and how "we the people" do not own our legal tender ( except for U.S. mint coins ).

Do you not understand that are national debt is growing exponentially and can never be repaid under our current debt-monetary system?
That that debt-monetary system is what caused our national debt.
That the federal reserve sets the interest rates by secret policy decisions.
Do you understand what "usury" is concerning our monetary system?
Dang folks, its our debt-money that causes inflation (deflation is the real term), recession and depression.

Key Facts:

1 Approximately 25% of the money suppy is in cash.

2 Approximately 75% of the money supply is in bank deposit credits.

3 Money is not just federal reserve bank notes and Treasury coins.
Most of our nation's money supply ( M1) is in the form of numbers in depositors checking/savings accounts.

4 Under the present debt-money system, most money is created as debt by the commercial banks when they make loans.

5 Federal Reserve checks enter banks as deposit credits. These are then used by commercial banks to create more new money as deposit credits through the method called fractional reserve deposit expansion.

6 The federal debt was $4.4 trillion in 1993.

7 The interest plus usury on the federal debt was $202 billion in 1993.

8 The path of both the debt and the interest continue to rise almost straight up.

9 The total debt of the United States in 1993 was $ 15 trillion ($4.4 federal plus $10.6 trillion private)

10 Money created by a private lender ( the reserve and commercial banks ) when loaned, gives rise to primary debt and the fee for its use is usary.

11 Earned money when loaned gives rise to secondary debt and the fee for its use is interest.

12 Total debt in an all-debt monetary system equals usury plus the money supply : D=U+M ( The DUM equation )

13 The usury burden in a debt-money system consumes an ever-increasing share of the M1. This consumption of the money supply renders it impossible for a debt-money system to sustain stable economic growth without violent intervention at some point in the debt growth cycle.

Footnote
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All this information is avaible from the Board of Govenors of the Federal Reserve. Free publications @ the information offices of the regional federal reserve banks.]]> Wed, 27 May 2009 02:24:30 -0400 I do understand that a very large % of our federal income taxes go back to the treasury.
I don't see anywhere in my post that says anything about limiting credit to anyone nor taking from the rich and giving to the poor.

I do however ( If anyone read my 2 posts including yourself ) know that either no one cares or that no one understands anything about our debt-money system and how "we the people" do not own our legal tender ( except for U.S. mint coins ).

Do you not understand that are national debt is growing exponentially and can never be repaid under our current debt-monetary system?
That that debt-monetary system is what caused our national debt.
That the federal reserve sets the interest rates by secret policy decisions.
Do you understand what "usury" is concerning our monetary system?
Dang folks, its our debt-money that causes inflation (deflation is the real term), recession and depression.

Key Facts:

1 Approximately 25% of the money suppy is in cash.

2 Approximately 75% of the money supply is in bank deposit credits.

3 Money is not just federal reserve bank notes and Treasury coins.
Most of our nation's money supply ( M1) is in the form of numbers in depositors checking/savings accounts.

4 Under the present debt-money system, most money is created as debt by the commercial banks when they make loans.

5 Federal Reserve checks enter banks as deposit credits. These are then used by commercial banks to create more new money as deposit credits through the method called fractional reserve deposit expansion.

6 The federal debt was $4.4 trillion in 1993.

7 The interest plus usury on the federal debt was $202 billion in 1993.

8 The path of both the debt and the interest continue to rise almost straight up.

9 The total debt of the United States in 1993 was $ 15 trillion ($4.4 federal plus $10.6 trillion private)

10 Money created by a private lender ( the reserve and commercial banks ) when loaned, gives rise to primary debt and the fee for its use is usary.

11 Earned money when loaned gives rise to secondary debt and the fee for its use is interest.

12 Total debt in an all-debt monetary system equals usury plus the money supply : D=U+M ( The DUM equation )

13 The usury burden in a debt-money system consumes an ever-increasing share of the M1. This consumption of the money supply renders it impossible for a debt-money system to sustain stable economic growth without violent intervention at some point in the debt growth cycle.

Footnote
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All this information is avaible from the Board of Govenors of the Federal Reserve. Free publications @ the information offices of the regional federal reserve banks.]]> http://seekingalpha.com/article/139484-the-agriculture-re-boom-is-coming?source=feed#comment-517492 517492 Tue, 26 May 2009 02:46:50 -0400 http://seekingalpha.com/article/139476-design-a-country-rescue-package-here-comment-competition?source=feed#comment-517490 517490
1 Federal income taxes are drastically reduced.

2 State and local taxes are slashed to less than half of their present levels.

3 Interest rates drop immediately and money is always avaiable to businesses and individuals.

4 Business activity increases, bringing with it expanding employment opportunities.

5 Inflation stops dead in its tracks.

6 Prices decline as the total debt in the economy declines.

7 Private debt can be paid off from the exsisting money supply.

8 The economy is protected aginst planned boom-and-bust business cycles.

9 Business bankruptcies are no longer necessary to balance successes.

10 Usury is scientifically removed from the banking system.

11 Federal goverment borrowing stops.

12 The Federal deficit is eliminated.

13 The multi-trillion national debt and its huge interest load are soon reduced to zero.

14 Working people at all levels can afford to own their own homes and enjoy comfortable, digified retirement.

15 Banking is relieved of day-to-day liquidity brinkmanship and scrambling for reserve funds.

16 The banking system is stabilized and the threat of economic collapse eliminated.

Call your congress and senators. We as a nation, as the United States of America demand that we create and own our own monetary system and to abolish the Federal reserve with its debt money system.
]]> Tue, 26 May 2009 02:40:32 -0400
1 Federal income taxes are drastically reduced.

2 State and local taxes are slashed to less than half of their present levels.

3 Interest rates drop immediately and money is always avaiable to businesses and individuals.

4 Business activity increases, bringing with it expanding employment opportunities.

5 Inflation stops dead in its tracks.

6 Prices decline as the total debt in the economy declines.

7 Private debt can be paid off from the exsisting money supply.

8 The economy is protected aginst planned boom-and-bust business cycles.

9 Business bankruptcies are no longer necessary to balance successes.

10 Usury is scientifically removed from the banking system.

11 Federal goverment borrowing stops.

12 The Federal deficit is eliminated.

13 The multi-trillion national debt and its huge interest load are soon reduced to zero.

14 Working people at all levels can afford to own their own homes and enjoy comfortable, digified retirement.

15 Banking is relieved of day-to-day liquidity brinkmanship and scrambling for reserve funds.

16 The banking system is stabilized and the threat of economic collapse eliminated.

Call your congress and senators. We as a nation, as the United States of America demand that we create and own our own monetary system and to abolish the Federal reserve with its debt money system.
]]> http://seekingalpha.com/article/139476-design-a-country-rescue-package-here-comment-competition?source=feed#comment-517475 517475 It will not only fix Spains problem but also Californias and the United States.

I will use the United states treasury as the example wich could be and should be used in any free nation.

Very 1st thing is to shut down the Federal reserve (FED). The FED is not a part of the U.S. goverment, it is a private bank that creates money out of the thin air and loans it to the U.S. Treasury through bonds and goverment securities. It loans this money to the goverment with interest ( Debt money ).
Did you know that in 1991 the Fed's income was approximately $22.6 billion dollars. That was mainly derived from the loans it made to the U.S. goverment....and that $22.6 billion was just a partial of the interest owed on those loans. Of course that money was paid back by you and me on our federal income taxes.

So lets kick the FED to the curb and have the United States treasury start printing "our" money that we own. U.S. Constitution, Article 1, Section 8, clause 5 states: " The congress shall have power to coin money, regulate the value thereof, and of foreign coin, and fix the standard of weights and measures."
We will call this the Treasury Credit Money system.
The goverment will create the money and spend it into the economy through public works bills passed by congress.
The Treasury will loan money to the state goverments @ 0% interest for there budgets and public works bills passed by state goverments. This in turn will be paid back through sales taxes, fines, fees and tariffs. Did you notice that there is no income taxes?
The national debt is gone under this system. Inflation will not and cannot exsist in this system. This system only promotes private and public systems, it does not deter and create inflation or create a national debt that can never be repaid.
I do not understand why any congress person or senator cannot see the absolutely criminal system that we have in place now.
Why we gave our money creation to a private bank in 1913 so that they could loan it back to this nation with interest is absolutely criminal.

" It is only in a debt money system that inflation has ever occured."
Inflation is characterized by the loss of purchasing power of the dollar. Steadily rising prices are a symptom of the loss of purchasing power. It is the devaluation of the dollar that forces general price increases.
The dollar's devaluation, in turn, is caused by the inherent flaw in the debt money system, namely, the creation of most money as debt. This locks the system into a vicious cycle of escalating borrowing in a futile effort to pay both interest and principal. A debt-money system is naturally inflationary, due to the built-in shortage of money to pay interest. The shortage forces continually increasing borrowing, which requires price increases to cover the cost of business borrowing.
In the debt money system, prices increase as a reflection of the escalating interest charges being incurred by producers. The term "price inflation" clearly identifies the process of rising prices. However, the term "inflation", when applied to the econonmy as a whole, fails to identify the "debt-generator" which causes prices to rise. The term is totally misleading. The more accurate and discriptive term for the mis-called "inflation" phenomenon is debt-induced monetary devaluation.
In a debt money system the money is never printed to pay the interest on the principal.
]]> Tue, 26 May 2009 02:06:42 -0400 It will not only fix Spains problem but also Californias and the United States.

I will use the United states treasury as the example wich could be and should be used in any free nation.

Very 1st thing is to shut down the Federal reserve (FED). The FED is not a part of the U.S. goverment, it is a private bank that creates money out of the thin air and loans it to the U.S. Treasury through bonds and goverment securities. It loans this money to the goverment with interest ( Debt money ).
Did you know that in 1991 the Fed's income was approximately $22.6 billion dollars. That was mainly derived from the loans it made to the U.S. goverment....and that $22.6 billion was just a partial of the interest owed on those loans. Of course that money was paid back by you and me on our federal income taxes.

So lets kick the FED to the curb and have the United States treasury start printing "our" money that we own. U.S. Constitution, Article 1, Section 8, clause 5 states: " The congress shall have power to coin money, regulate the value thereof, and of foreign coin, and fix the standard of weights and measures."
We will call this the Treasury Credit Money system.
The goverment will create the money and spend it into the economy through public works bills passed by congress.
The Treasury will loan money to the state goverments @ 0% interest for there budgets and public works bills passed by state goverments. This in turn will be paid back through sales taxes, fines, fees and tariffs. Did you notice that there is no income taxes?
The national debt is gone under this system. Inflation will not and cannot exsist in this system. This system only promotes private and public systems, it does not deter and create inflation or create a national debt that can never be repaid.
I do not understand why any congress person or senator cannot see the absolutely criminal system that we have in place now.
Why we gave our money creation to a private bank in 1913 so that they could loan it back to this nation with interest is absolutely criminal.

" It is only in a debt money system that inflation has ever occured."
Inflation is characterized by the loss of purchasing power of the dollar. Steadily rising prices are a symptom of the loss of purchasing power. It is the devaluation of the dollar that forces general price increases.
The dollar's devaluation, in turn, is caused by the inherent flaw in the debt money system, namely, the creation of most money as debt. This locks the system into a vicious cycle of escalating borrowing in a futile effort to pay both interest and principal. A debt-money system is naturally inflationary, due to the built-in shortage of money to pay interest. The shortage forces continually increasing borrowing, which requires price increases to cover the cost of business borrowing.
In the debt money system, prices increase as a reflection of the escalating interest charges being incurred by producers. The term "price inflation" clearly identifies the process of rising prices. However, the term "inflation", when applied to the econonmy as a whole, fails to identify the "debt-generator" which causes prices to rise. The term is totally misleading. The more accurate and discriptive term for the mis-called "inflation" phenomenon is debt-induced monetary devaluation.
In a debt money system the money is never printed to pay the interest on the principal.
]]> http://seekingalpha.com/article/139188-the-rise-of-the-silver-surfer?source=feed#comment-517316 517316 Mon, 25 May 2009 22:45:38 -0400 http://seekingalpha.com/article/139188-the-rise-of-the-silver-surfer?source=feed#comment-517313 517313
New government-regulated "silver shots" move in line with silver prices. However, because of their unique composition, "silver shots" move exponentially higher than silver itself.

This means even a small move in silver prices generates explosive appreciation in "silver shots." Take a look at the chart below comparing silver bullion gains to "silver shot" appreciation:

Silver Shot Series A-2009: 900% in 1 day on a 5% move in silver bullion

Silver Shot Series B-2009: 350% in 3 days on a 3% move in silver bullion

Silver Shot Series C-2009: 125% in 4 days on a 6% move in silver bullion

Silver Shot Series D-2009: 200% in 3 days on a 7% move in silver bullion

Silver Shot Series E-2009: 325% in 1 month on a 37% move in silver bullion

Silver Shot Series F-2009: 240% in 1 month on a 21% move in silver bullion

Silver Shot Series G-2009: 236% in 1 month on a 36% move in silver bullion

Source: The Wall Street Journal/MarketWatch ]]> Mon, 25 May 2009 22:43:58 -0400
New government-regulated "silver shots" move in line with silver prices. However, because of their unique composition, "silver shots" move exponentially higher than silver itself.

This means even a small move in silver prices generates explosive appreciation in "silver shots." Take a look at the chart below comparing silver bullion gains to "silver shot" appreciation:

Silver Shot Series A-2009: 900% in 1 day on a 5% move in silver bullion

Silver Shot Series B-2009: 350% in 3 days on a 3% move in silver bullion

Silver Shot Series C-2009: 125% in 4 days on a 6% move in silver bullion

Silver Shot Series D-2009: 200% in 3 days on a 7% move in silver bullion

Silver Shot Series E-2009: 325% in 1 month on a 37% move in silver bullion

Silver Shot Series F-2009: 240% in 1 month on a 21% move in silver bullion

Silver Shot Series G-2009: 236% in 1 month on a 36% move in silver bullion

Source: The Wall Street Journal/MarketWatch ]]> http://seekingalpha.com/article/139188-the-rise-of-the-silver-surfer?source=feed#comment-516467 516467
I hope you are not right but there is some evidence to what you are saying. However I do hope and pray that our savior comes for us before it gets that bad.]]> Mon, 25 May 2009 00:22:25 -0400
I hope you are not right but there is some evidence to what you are saying. However I do hope and pray that our savior comes for us before it gets that bad.]]> http://seekingalpha.com/article/139188-the-rise-of-the-silver-surfer?source=feed#comment-516464 516464 TSX).
I loaded up on these folks last year and added somemore just recently. They are currently sitting on 300 mil ounces in reserves. They expect 5.5 - 5.9 mil ounces for 2009. There cost per ounce is right at $5.00. They have even started stamping thier own coins and selling them retail. Most of their concentration is in Mexico.
I would like to own 2 silver investments ( no ETF ) and thats it.

I do however have a question. Does anyone know what the $1 "silver shots series A, B, C" are? They are suppose to be some kind of new silver investment that are tightly regulated by the U.S. Gov.
Any help on this question would be greatly appreciated.]]> Mon, 25 May 2009 00:12:54 -0400 TSX).
I loaded up on these folks last year and added somemore just recently. They are currently sitting on 300 mil ounces in reserves. They expect 5.5 - 5.9 mil ounces for 2009. There cost per ounce is right at $5.00. They have even started stamping thier own coins and selling them retail. Most of their concentration is in Mexico.
I would like to own 2 silver investments ( no ETF ) and thats it.

I do however have a question. Does anyone know what the $1 "silver shots series A, B, C" are? They are suppose to be some kind of new silver investment that are tightly regulated by the U.S. Gov.
Any help on this question would be greatly appreciated.]]> http://seekingalpha.com/article/138262-a-crippled-iphone-very-bad-idea?source=feed#comment-510609 510609 Tue, 19 May 2009 22:12:15 -0400 http://seekingalpha.com/article/138115-a-safe-bet-in-a-bear-market-rally?source=feed#comment-508771 508771 Andrew you could not pull any of your old subscribers to your new fleecing because they were all broke from your old reccomendtions.

The few of very few like TNH that you said to sell @ $48 per share.
LOL I didn't follow you on that one either.
]]> Mon, 18 May 2009 16:41:33 -0400 Andrew you could not pull any of your old subscribers to your new fleecing because they were all broke from your old reccomendtions.

The few of very few like TNH that you said to sell @ $48 per share.
LOL I didn't follow you on that one either.
]]> http://seekingalpha.com/article/137539-has-natural-gas-hit-bottom?source=feed#comment-504754 504754
I know this because we have 1 completed well and they are starting there second drill in mid June. ( we as in my family/relatives).
The gas line was finished last October that runs through our property connecting to the main line in Searcy, AR.

Now they did try to renegoiate the lease with us (they being Chesapeake) but we stayed firm to the original contract :)]]> Fri, 15 May 2009 01:15:23 -0400
I know this because we have 1 completed well and they are starting there second drill in mid June. ( we as in my family/relatives).
The gas line was finished last October that runs through our property connecting to the main line in Searcy, AR.

Now they did try to renegoiate the lease with us (they being Chesapeake) but we stayed firm to the original contract :)]]> http://seekingalpha.com/article/136128-inflation-deflation-it-s-time-to-take-what-the-market-gives-us?source=feed#comment-497237 497237
I can assure you that inflation will be the winner. Do you really know what inflation is?]]> Sat, 09 May 2009 22:47:47 -0400
I can assure you that inflation will be the winner. Do you really know what inflation is?]]> http://seekingalpha.com/article/91269-on-visa-and-commodities-an-addendum?source=feed#comment-234851 234851 The US may be finally somewhat cutting back on oil usage but the rest of the world isn't standing still. If Opec cuts back on production in September like they have hinted to....then you will see oil back in the 140's in short order.]]> Wed, 20 Aug 2008 11:54:07 -0400 The US may be finally somewhat cutting back on oil usage but the rest of the world isn't standing still. If Opec cuts back on production in September like they have hinted to....then you will see oil back in the 140's in short order.]]> http://seekingalpha.com/article/91269-on-visa-and-commodities-an-addendum?source=feed#comment-234059 234059
Vwinner I have to say that you are back to your old tricks of posting under allias's and responding in the 3rd person. You did that extensively through the original vwinners blog. Your main reason to come here is to have attention brought to yourself so that you may get new followers to your stagnet blog.
I do not want to drag you through the mud like you do to so many others, I'm just stating facts from your many many posts.

I do report you as an abuser every time you personaly attack someone like you have done here. I have to assume that the editor of SA allows this to continue as maybe they think it will bring people back to see the childish arguments you display on your latest conquest.

Unfortunately I took a gander at this article. I try to avoid anything Visa or MA on SA as I know you will be their posting that you are 90 % right and everyone else is a mental freak for opposing you.

Frank, IMO you have sunk to vwinners level also. You are always looking for a fight with him. You do not need to repost his old postings to show how often he is wrong. We can read for ourselves.
Those that have been around him for more than a month know that he has to be the " almighty" ( the one in control ).

I think you both should create a blog where you 2 can argue into eternity.

Again IMHO you should both be banned from SA.


In His Mercy

]]> Tue, 19 Aug 2008 13:14:39 -0400
Vwinner I have to say that you are back to your old tricks of posting under allias's and responding in the 3rd person. You did that extensively through the original vwinners blog. Your main reason to come here is to have attention brought to yourself so that you may get new followers to your stagnet blog.
I do not want to drag you through the mud like you do to so many others, I'm just stating facts from your many many posts.

I do report you as an abuser every time you personaly attack someone like you have done here. I have to assume that the editor of SA allows this to continue as maybe they think it will bring people back to see the childish arguments you display on your latest conquest.

Unfortunately I took a gander at this article. I try to avoid anything Visa or MA on SA as I know you will be their posting that you are 90 % right and everyone else is a mental freak for opposing you.

Frank, IMO you have sunk to vwinners level also. You are always looking for a fight with him. You do not need to repost his old postings to show how often he is wrong. We can read for ourselves.
Those that have been around him for more than a month know that he has to be the " almighty" ( the one in control ).

I think you both should create a blog where you 2 can argue into eternity.

Again IMHO you should both be banned from SA.


In His Mercy

]]> http://seekingalpha.com/article/84989-why-american-express-should-be-ignored?source=feed#comment-205997 205997 We will never see it go below $100 again IMHO.
Those that own the reserves will not let that happen. Besides they ain't makin no more oil!

Visa is not going to skyrocket after earnings report. It will move up but nothing in this market is going to skyrocket per se.
Long term MA or V is a great investment.
Not even Vwinner can propoganda the stock up in this market.]]> Tue, 15 Jul 2008 11:10:45 -0400 We will never see it go below $100 again IMHO.
Those that own the reserves will not let that happen. Besides they ain't makin no more oil!

Visa is not going to skyrocket after earnings report. It will move up but nothing in this market is going to skyrocket per se.
Long term MA or V is a great investment.
Not even Vwinner can propoganda the stock up in this market.]]> http://seekingalpha.com/article/84605-setting-the-record-straight-taxpayers-not-funding-jp-morgan-s-bear-buyout?source=feed#comment-203158 203158
Why call someone an idiot for stating their opinion.

IMHO let the chips fall where they may. I hope DOW goes to 10k and stays there for awhile. Let the wheat be seperated from the chaffe.




]]> Fri, 11 Jul 2008 13:49:57 -0400
Why call someone an idiot for stating their opinion.

IMHO let the chips fall where they may. I hope DOW goes to 10k and stays there for awhile. Let the wheat be seperated from the chaffe.




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Speculation, manipulation lmbo. Wake up people, thats what futures, stocks, ETF's and options is all about. Has been, is now and shall be till, well till we are done.

Supply and demand has a tiny role in this. Manipulation has a whole lot to do with this but not the manipulation yall are talking about.

You all need to start paying attention to whats going on in Syria, Iran, Lebanon and Iraq.

I would suggest that you all bookmark this page. Oil is cheap right now. If things continue to go as Iran has planned.....
$200 per boe by this time next year...or sooner.
May I suggest those that are not in the best of shape to sign up for yoga classes asap-your gonna need em.]]> Tue, 08 Jul 2008 00:30:31 -0400
Speculation, manipulation lmbo. Wake up people, thats what futures, stocks, ETF's and options is all about. Has been, is now and shall be till, well till we are done.

Supply and demand has a tiny role in this. Manipulation has a whole lot to do with this but not the manipulation yall are talking about.

You all need to start paying attention to whats going on in Syria, Iran, Lebanon and Iraq.

I would suggest that you all bookmark this page. Oil is cheap right now. If things continue to go as Iran has planned.....
$200 per boe by this time next year...or sooner.
May I suggest those that are not in the best of shape to sign up for yoga classes asap-your gonna need em.]]> http://seekingalpha.com/article/83521-pair-trade-visa-and-capital-one?source=feed#comment-200029 200029 Mon, 07 Jul 2008 14:29:45 -0400 http://seekingalpha.com/article/82768-foreclosures-increase-homelessness-housing-tracker?source=feed#comment-197421 197421 It's that 98% that has created this mess. Also IMHO the U.S. gov is 100% in perpetuating this mess.

You are right Simon, even my generation has not really had to deal with harsh economics. Born in 1960, grew up low middle class and have made it to middle class. I feel extremely blessed to have my home paid for, especially since we are only 1 income now.
The state in which I live does not have a lottery (yet). Every state surrounding us do. The secretary of this state is getting sigs to put lottery on November ballot saying it will bring in much needed revenue and add jobs here. That is a lie. The state should stay out of gambling!]]> Wed, 02 Jul 2008 14:31:29 -0400 It's that 98% that has created this mess. Also IMHO the U.S. gov is 100% in perpetuating this mess.

You are right Simon, even my generation has not really had to deal with harsh economics. Born in 1960, grew up low middle class and have made it to middle class. I feel extremely blessed to have my home paid for, especially since we are only 1 income now.
The state in which I live does not have a lottery (yet). Every state surrounding us do. The secretary of this state is getting sigs to put lottery on November ballot saying it will bring in much needed revenue and add jobs here. That is a lie. The state should stay out of gambling!]]> http://seekingalpha.com/article/83521-pair-trade-visa-and-capital-one?source=feed#comment-197397 197397
Even though I am long on V, anyone who makes purchases on credit cards of any kind is a fool if they don't pay the entire balance each month.
IMHO that is a large part of what is wrong in this world today (financially).
Greed and credit= disaster!
If you can't afford it? Don't buy it.
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Even though I am long on V, anyone who makes purchases on credit cards of any kind is a fool if they don't pay the entire balance each month.
IMHO that is a large part of what is wrong in this world today (financially).
Greed and credit= disaster!
If you can't afford it? Don't buy it.
]]> http://seekingalpha.com/article/82675-illiinois-countrywide-potentially-devastating?source=feed#comment-192975 192975
:)]]> Thu, 26 Jun 2008 00:48:42 -0400
:)]]> http://seekingalpha.com/article/81174-visa-stock-ownership-has-its-privileges?source=feed#comment-192724 192724 I did not know that there was a way to protect from a drop of a posistion except for the trailing loss deal that I do not like.

As for Seeking Alpha I learn more here, the pro and con to every authors statement. A lot of the commentors are very wise investors, while others...... :( I do wish that SA would install language filters though. The report abuse feature is great and actually used the 1st time for these comments.

I know that "cat" and others mean well when they include their own blog address in their comments but, Visa global is way too 1 sided.
That has been the problem all along with your blog.

Once when I posted that Visa was in a holding pattern @ $85 and most likely dip back to around $76 ...... well it was like I had committed the ultimate sin. I was kicked off the site, recieved many e-mails stating that I was not for visa and that I was not a team player because of being nuetral on the stock ( when I wasn't ) and that I must not be a true Christian.
I think it was 2 weeks later and V dropped back to $74.98 before climbing the ladder back to $85..... :)

Frank I do understand your frustration with some folks that tend to know whats best for others, but don't you think that you would have so much more of an impact if you left the street slang somewhere else?

Again great article, most comments great also. Visa all the way till we are called home.]]> Wed, 25 Jun 2008 13:45:46 -0400 I did not know that there was a way to protect from a drop of a posistion except for the trailing loss deal that I do not like.

As for Seeking Alpha I learn more here, the pro and con to every authors statement. A lot of the commentors are very wise investors, while others...... :( I do wish that SA would install language filters though. The report abuse feature is great and actually used the 1st time for these comments.

I know that "cat" and others mean well when they include their own blog address in their comments but, Visa global is way too 1 sided.
That has been the problem all along with your blog.

Once when I posted that Visa was in a holding pattern @ $85 and most likely dip back to around $76 ...... well it was like I had committed the ultimate sin. I was kicked off the site, recieved many e-mails stating that I was not for visa and that I was not a team player because of being nuetral on the stock ( when I wasn't ) and that I must not be a true Christian.
I think it was 2 weeks later and V dropped back to $74.98 before climbing the ladder back to $85..... :)

Frank I do understand your frustration with some folks that tend to know whats best for others, but don't you think that you would have so much more of an impact if you left the street slang somewhere else?

Again great article, most comments great also. Visa all the way till we are called home.]]> http://seekingalpha.com/article/82498-financials-buying-opportunity-close-at-hand?source=feed#comment-192688 192688 I hope and pray that only the institutions that will run their business with morality and good ethics will survive.
]]> Wed, 25 Jun 2008 12:58:26 -0400 I hope and pray that only the institutions that will run their business with morality and good ethics will survive.
]]> http://seekingalpha.com/article/82576-capitalsource-finally-gets-a-clue?source=feed#comment-192658 192658 It always was an income/growth play.
I am glad that they are moving more to the growth side.
If you want income plays then energy trusts far outperform in the dividen arena.]]> Wed, 25 Jun 2008 12:35:51 -0400 It always was an income/growth play.
I am glad that they are moving more to the growth side.
If you want income plays then energy trusts far outperform in the dividen arena.]]>