roywil

Are Markets on the Verge of a Breakout or Meltdown?

Specifically, what or what types of Canadian bonds do you suggest? Thanks.


On Nov 25 01:20 PM conceptwizard wrote:

> Buy Canadian bonds. Good solid low "stanadard deviation" solid returns
> and exchange rate bet on the US dollar devaluation.

Protesting Toyota's California Plant Closing

If the first symbol in the VIN is a "J," it's made in Japan.

"1" indictaes USA. "2": Canada. "3": Mexico.

Here's a general VIN decoder for all makes:
www.analogx.com/conten...

In case you want to know for sure where a Toyota or Honda was built and other info:

www.4crawler.com/4x4/T...

members.lycos.nl/hendr...

The First 200 Days of Obamanomics Have Been an Economic Success

Step away from the keyboard...and have another Kool-Aid.

Reading Behind Recovery Headlines

Excellent advice:
"Beware the media and make sure you read behind the headlines."

Team Obama's Charm Offensive

ATTN yellowhoard:

Here is a statistic for you:
66,882,230

Maybe you should have written:
"We're not *ALL* fools Mr. President."


On Jun 07 08:33 AM yellowhoard wrote:>
> We're not fools Mr. President.<

U.S. Economy: Sometimes It's Easy to Connect the Dots

I was speaking with a friend who is instrumental (FDIC) in closing banks that are on the rocks.

He estimates he will personally be involved in closing "at least" 400 before the carnage subsides.

No joke. This from the horse's mouth.

Pompous Prognosticators 2004-2009

OK, I get it. But we are all brilliant in retrospect. As I, a long-time blackjack player, like to say, "I always know what I should have done *after* the cards are dealt. It's beforehand that's a little trick."

Obama's Economic Failure

Did you miss you evening meds, datadave?

On Jul 09 12:08 PM datadave wrote:Obama's failure is that he's too
> conservative and a Reaganite.
> Larry Summers for conspiring with Phil Gramm in inflating and ruining
> the banking system with unregulated farces such as a 600 Trillion
> (face value) derivative market.

Obama's Economic Failure

"You get the government you deserve."


On Jul 09 10:55 PM danf wrote:

But does our nation deserve anything better ? Probably not.

America's Fiscal Day of Reckoning and Cassandra's Curse

WOW! That is the most succinct, powerful, and persuasive (not to mention "terrifying") description of our national predicament I have heard yet. Bravo!

Would like to hear more from you.


On Jul 06 02:53 PM WS1835 wrote:

> On Jul 06 12:41 PM Dave Wrixon wrote:

Why Are So Many U.S. States Facing Budget Deficits?

Just as Mass., NJ, and NY liberals have infested VT, NH, and Maine. Sad, sad, sad.

On Jun 26 10:33 AM WS1835 wrote:

> Out here in the northwest, ex-Californians have done the same thing
> to Washington, Idaho, Montana, etc. They flee California, then slowly
> institute the same crazy, tax-and-spend policy, liberal agenda in
> whatever locale they relocate to.

Get Ready for Inflation and Soaring Interest Rates

Question:

I have a Canadian friend who feels, since Canadian banks are squeaky-clean compared to ours in the US, that Canada will sail through this mess with little pain, while the rest of the world writhes away.

Thoughts, anyone?

> If you don't beleive me that Europe and Japan are in worse shape
> than us right now, just look at their GDP numbers.

U.S. Jobs Propaganda Gets More Desperate

Excellent and thorough. Thank you. You are spot on!


On Jun 05 09:22 AM fireball wrote:

> jeff
> another great article.
> in a socialist regime two important targets to sieze are the media
> and the government conditioning, programming, brainwashing centers
> aka the public schools. it takes a lot of propagenda to cover the
> failled socialist system. each day the young americans are being
> programmed to vote away their soveriegn rights in the name of earth,
> fairness, and the needs of the collective. each night the adults
> sit in front of the idiot box and listen to the pundits tell them
> what to think. few americans think for themselves anymore. even fewer
> have a basic understanding of the legal constitutional government
> the representative republic. we are deep in the cesspool of democratic
> socialism which has an end-goal of socialist totalitarianism. marx/engles
> coined the term communist to replace socialist because at the time
> people realized that socialism was a total failure. whatever the
> label communist, fascist, or socialist with the variations it is
> still the rotten system of the state taking from one to give to another.
>
> our government and the propagenda apparatus are synptoms of our sick
> population. it is quite a task before us to set the constitutional
> republic back on its' proper legal course. the contest to save liberty
> will be interesting. it takes a small determined group to win. our
> strength is that we are not bleating sheeple crying to government
> for security which is a course to tyranny. our weakness is that trying
> to get a group of individualists to co-operate is like trying to
> herd a bunch of cats.

Unionized U.S. Automakers Could Emerge Stronger

Somebody will tell GM how to make cars NOW. And his middle name is "Hussein."

My Four-Line Summary of the G20 Communique

"Socialism cannot compete!" says: "Beware the coming 'global financial oversight' -- unelected authorities controlling your financial (and therefore, political, social, etc.) future!!!"

So right! Our ELECTED so-called leaders are selling out America to UNELECTED authorities, both domestic and foreign. Like the song says, "It's just a matter of time."

I guess its true: "You get the government you deserve."