O-B-WON

Bear Market Over? Not So Fast

Classic

"Dead Cat Bounce"

As GM Goes, So Goes the Nation (Part 2)

Excellent article and good string of pro and con arguments….

I think we’ve been seeing more than one canary drop dead lately…

All I can think is … “We’re damned if do (bailem out) and damned if we don’t”

…….but I’m leaning in the direction of “not”…

The Bailouts Are Doomed - All of Them

Once the masses of scumbags realize they can vote for and get the candidate that promises them the most give-aways.... those of us who are hard working and giv a sh!t are screwed....!!!


On Jan 05 06:22 PM overtaxed42long wrote:

> I just have to ask the question......With every single commentator
> of this article being of the opinion it is correct and that we need
> to rid ourselves of these corrupt incumbents, why do so many seem
> able to win their election? When everyone seems to think that all
> politicians are corrupt and do not perform their duties in the nations
> best interest, how are these same still in office?
> Do not say it was a choice of the lesser of two evils either. That
> is just a cop out. We have a choice, its called write in voting.
> Anyone who did their due diligence on the candidates would know the
> only one worth a vote was Dr. Ron Paul. He is the only one who has
> said all along the financial system was going to fail, has maintained
> his efforts to block these bailouts, works at reducing the size of
> government, and much more that is in the best interests of the people
> of the USA. Period. We need ethical leadership that follow the rules
> laid out in the Constitution, not the rules bent and changed with
> each passing Congress to their liking. Where were you people at election
> time? Who did you vote for? Obama with no idea of how he will be
> used and manipulated? Or wet-noodle McCain who is more a puppet than
> a person after his many years in office? Or Ron Paul who has tirelessly
> questioned the FED and their monetary policies, introduced many pieces
> of good legislation that would reduce much corruption in Washington.
> Wants to move the US back onto the gold standard to force the government
> to limit their spending and balance budgets. Give Americans security
> in our savings and investments.
> With money valued upon only the faith of the US government, and the
> govt. spending more than it can print, and the money worth less than
> the paper it is printed on, we are in for bad stuff very soon. The
> devaluation of 50% of the market was nothing compared to what happens
> when the currency is found to be worthless. Gold sounds better and
> better every passing day. I guess that is what it is going to take
> to get rid of the worthless ones on capitol hill

Why Bailouts Are Not the Answer

"Insanity: doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results."

Einstein Quote