Can 2004 Teach Us Anything About 2010? [View article]
2004 - 2010?? 1 - 2010? Pay back the deb its maybe until (Year)40.999. Without new stimulus ( with new its maybe until 175.788). And the US cannot make war with china, because the manufacture is in china. No spare parts for the tanks. Its funny to see the the formerly big US nation falling without war. Only with outsource. With free market. No GS is the Industrie, no Wal Mart.
Another Crisis Looms Right Around the Corner [View article]
good article, now on seeking alpha more are bullish, like this guy in march.. i don“t remember his name....everybody hates him at this time because 90 % are short.....but I remember .....Goldilucks economy..... I m 100 % cash now, USD A bearish sign is also, GS is searching for bagholders: Goldman is increasingly confident in the end of year rally!!!!!
After a sensible call for a jobs summit, "President Obama’s Herbert Hoover-like alter ego has re-emerged again to warn us again about the evils of government deficit spending." An argument why deficit terrorism isn't the answer. [View news story]
you have forgotten trillions for banksters.
On Nov 14 10:42 AM Mike from NYC wrote:
> I've lost all faith in Obama and his cabinet to fix our problems, > especially that of unemployment. His policies couldn't have been > worse and despite all the US Taxpayer expenditures we still have > little to show for it. If 'Cash for Clunkers' and payments to home > buyers is the best he and his Goldmanites can do he should just stop > now and stop spending more money to bolster private companies, real > estate agents, car salesmen and a host others while the rest of the > population, especially the unemployed, get passed by.
Consumer Confidence is now another lagging indicator. The manipulation ( Plunge Protection Team ) let the market go until........ DOW 15.000....20.000..... or 100.000 ???? Bubble pop? But how?? The new spin is now recovery without consumer.
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1 - 2010?
Pay back the deb its maybe until (Year)40.999. Without new stimulus ( with new its maybe until 175.788). And the US cannot make war with china, because the manufacture is in china. No spare parts for the tanks. Its funny to see the the formerly big US nation falling without war. Only with outsource. With free market. No GS is the Industrie, no Wal Mart.
Another Crisis Looms Right Around the Corner [View article]
I m 100 % cash now, USD
A bearish sign is also, GS is searching for bagholders: Goldman is increasingly confident in the end of year rally!!!!!
How to Trade the Rest of the Year - Goldman Sachs [View article]
Lol, my bet is also GS will be a net seller in Dec.
Happy Bagholdergiving!
Jeff Saut: Still Bullish [View article]
Nouriel Roubini: Think the worst is over? Wrong. [View news story]
Government Spending Binge Weighing on Markets and Consumers [View article]
After a sensible call for a jobs summit, "President Obama’s Herbert Hoover-like alter ego has re-emerged again to warn us again about the evils of government deficit spending." An argument why deficit terrorism isn't the answer. [View news story]
On Nov 14 10:42 AM Mike from NYC wrote:
> I've lost all faith in Obama and his cabinet to fix our problems,
> especially that of unemployment. His policies couldn't have been
> worse and despite all the US Taxpayer expenditures we still have
> little to show for it. If 'Cash for Clunkers' and payments to home
> buyers is the best he and his Goldmanites can do he should just stop
> now and stop spending more money to bolster private companies, real
> estate agents, car salesmen and a host others while the rest of the
> population, especially the unemployed, get passed by.
Friday Roundup: Commodities, Emerging Markets [View article]
Bubble pop? But how??
The new spin is now recovery without consumer.
Confidence and Trade: Spin vs. Reality [View article]
Friday Outlook: Commodities, Global Markets [View article]
On Nov 13 07:39 AM enigmaman wrote:
> The good news is W Buffet says "the worst is over, the bottom in
> stocks has been made, dont pass on something thats attractive today"
Stock Prices and Unemployment Peaks [View article]
On Nov 12 07:31 AM tunaman4u2 wrote:
> Unfortunately Bulls see worsening unemployment as a reason to believe
> the Fed will continue to party for longer.
Is Something Big About to Happen? [View article]
and then pop.
Who Is the Mystery Buyer? [View article]
Lol, no Idea??
Tuesday Outlook: Commodities, Global Markets [View article]
Unemployment, Retail Numbers Don't Add Up [View article]