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Should Bernanke Be Reappointed?

Ben Bernanke is a liar, coward, scumbag and fraud. Is that any reason not to reappoint him to another term?

Ben Stein, Predatory Bait-and-Switch Merchant

Ben Stein is a loser. He claimed stock prices and home values would continue higher when the DOW hit 14,000. When the market turned down, he continued to hype. Only a fool would anyone believe anything he says.

Final Spike in the Bear Market Rally?

stonedinvestor = clueless investor = bagholder


On Jul 16 07:53 AM stonedinvestor wrote:

> What a silly article Peter. Older hands aren't leaving the market
> they are breaking down the door to get in. Far ahead of ourselves?
> Are you serious, the whole breakdown from 10,000 was based on a great
> depression scenario and fear based selling combined with naked shorting
> of banks. We can at least get back to 10,000 for goodness sakes before
> you see any super spike. When you lift off an absolute puke low that's
> no spike, that's a reversion to the mean and that will take some
> time to play out. For now we have incredibly lean companies and big
> earnings and a jobless recover ahead of us.~ stoney

There's Still No Household Debt Crisis

"Good friend Don Luskin ... "

What a joke. I am NOT impressed!

There's Still No Household Debt Crisis

Scott Grannis has no sense of shame. Every article he writes has a biased and distorted bullish spin. His postings are borderline fraud, pure and simple.

There's Still No Household Debt Crisis

Calafia is a stock pumper. He has been bullish on stocks all the way down. What a loser.

Bearish on Equities? Big Mistake!

How pathetic! You are the one who is making a big mistake.

Household Net Worth Still Almost 20% Higher than in 1999

What a joke. Who would be naive enough to believe data provided by the Federal Reserve? I have had enough of this shill. He has been bullish on stocks all the way down.

Corporate Bonds: A Ford Deal and More

How do we know Ford won't file for bankruptcy if the economy turns down from here? I am not buying even if a 13% yield is offered.

Another Sign of Recovery: Retail Sales End Free-Fall

"It's clear to me that the economy is not going to be very strong, but at the same time it's hard to find signs of impending disaster. There's a decent mix of weakness and strength out there." - Scott Grannis, August 4, 2007

Another Sign of Recovery: Retail Sales End Free-Fall

This pumper has no sense of shame. He has been very wrong all the way down.

Deflation Risk Is Disappearing

This guy is a loser.

Why BAC Will Beat: Understanding a New Bull Market Is Not Underway

nmau writes:
>>Seems like a lot of chatter from desperate shorts or those that have missed the rally and are kicking themselves.

I sold all my stocks at DOW 13800 in 2007, then kicked myself into 2-year CDs at 4.30% toward the end of last year. I get 98 for BA, 42+ for T and 45+ for VZ. I am still beating the S&P by more than 40% since I sold. Why should I worry about missing this rally?

BTW, where did you do your selling, little man?

The $7 Trillion Rally

04 August 2007

Scott Grannis (Chief Economist at Western Asset Management) writes privately to say (and share)...
- David M Gordon / The Deipnosophist
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"It's clear to me that the economy is not going to be very strong, but at the same time it's hard to find signs of impending disaster. There's a decent mix of weakness and strength out there."
-- Scott Grannis

This guy is not credible. A decent mix of weakness and strength? How can anyone be so clueless?.

John Hussman: Fighting Recklessness with Recklessness

Excellent commentary. thank you for posting.