> The fed is corrupt. Our children will be burdened with this debt, > and this will continue till there is nothing left. There is no democracy > of the people-only one of the financial elite. > > Got lost, worthless troll > >
oh STOW IT already, you bloviating gas-bag. Yeah, I said it.
On May 14 06:42 PM Cetin Hakimoglu wrote:
> We can lament about the past and complain, or look ahead. Imposing > more regulation as the author is suggesting would have adverse unintended > consequences such as stunting economic growth.
This sure smells like a sucker's rally, Andy Kessler says. While the government's no-more-failures policy has taken armageddon off the table, there simply "aren't sustainable, fundamental reasons for the market's continued rise." [View news story]
shhhh!! !be vewwy quiet, or those obnoxious "OMG the market rally is like, SOOOOO awesome" will hear you and barge in here with their baskets of happy fun sunshiney BULLSHIAT!!!!!!!!!
what kind of a tool "pays" for a house any more, when you can just....walk? Tra la la lah la la! Everything is beautiful and filled with ooey gooey rainbowey goodness!!! DOW 70,000,000 by Friday! YAYYY!
/good drugs
On May 11 10:55 PM PCScipio wrote:
> "You bought and paid for a home? How else would you buy a home besides > paying for it?" !!!!!!!!!!!!! Cetin, where the hell have you been!!
A Summary of Q1 Bank Earnings: World, You Just Got Hustled [View article]
Source? Anything credible you can provide to prove this point?
On May 11 02:15 PM Glen L. wrote:
> "Also, a straight on headshot would be an improvement over you wearing > a goofy Nationals cap, laying on a woman's lap. Just saying. "<br/> > > I couldn't disagree more. Great photo, Naufal. And I will add my > praise to others' for a great article. > > Also, in regard to productivity gains from the computer industry, > it should be noted that the berserk "intellectual property rights" > patent regime has progressively tamped down, and threatens to halt > altogether, progress and productivity in this area. This on top > of all our other problems. Being bearish and pessimistic is the > only sane way to look at our situation. I will change my outlook > when the country throws out the socialistic parasites and once again > embraces free markets.
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On Jun 02 01:29 PM Clive Corcoran wrote:
> Tyler
> Your last sentence alas is no ground for comfort
> It's hard to imagine what a taxpayer funded bailout of the taxpayer
> would look like.
Tuesday Closing Update [View article]
Sources say the Fed has been surprising banks (with the notable exception of Goldman Sachs (GS)) by demanding they raise more cash than suggested by the stress-test results. [View news story]
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With GM (GM) about to go under, the relevant question is whether 'Government Motors' can succeed where the automaker failed. [View news story]
Thax
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DIAF "cetin".
On May 26 07:43 PM StockCreeker wrote:
> The fed is corrupt. Our children will be burdened with this debt,
> and this will continue till there is nothing left. There is no democracy
> of the people-only one of the financial elite.
>
> Got lost, worthless troll
>
>
Permabears: Coming out of hibernation. [View news story]
Wednesday Closing Update [View article]
Got canned goods? Good.
The banking industry, $3T later. (Economist) [View news story]
On May 14 06:42 PM Cetin Hakimoglu wrote:
> We can lament about the past and complain, or look ahead. Imposing
> more regulation as the author is suggesting would have adverse unintended
> consequences such as stunting economic growth.
Was That the End of the Rally? [View article]
Always on the wrong side of things, aye?
On May 13 02:31 PM Donkey Kong wrote:
> You really are a dope.....
This sure smells like a sucker's rally, Andy Kessler says. While the government's no-more-failures policy has taken armageddon off the table, there simply "aren't sustainable, fundamental reasons for the market's continued rise." [View news story]
/argh
Bulldozing brand new suburbs. Amazing video of brand new suburban homes being razed, as lenders find it's cheaper to destroy out-of-vogue ex-urban communities than to keep them on the books. [View news story]
/good drugs
On May 11 10:55 PM PCScipio wrote:
> "You bought and paid for a home? How else would you buy a home besides
> paying for it?" !!!!!!!!!!!!! Cetin, where the hell have you been!!
A Summary of Q1 Bank Earnings: World, You Just Got Hustled [View article]
On May 11 02:15 PM Glen L. wrote:
> "Also, a straight on headshot would be an improvement over you wearing
> a goofy Nationals cap, laying on a woman's lap. Just saying. "<br/>
>
> I couldn't disagree more. Great photo, Naufal. And I will add my
> praise to others' for a great article.
>
> Also, in regard to productivity gains from the computer industry,
> it should be noted that the berserk "intellectual property rights"
> patent regime has progressively tamped down, and threatens to halt
> altogether, progress and productivity in this area. This on top
> of all our other problems. Being bearish and pessimistic is the
> only sane way to look at our situation. I will change my outlook
> when the country throws out the socialistic parasites and once again
> embraces free markets.
Goldman Sachs: Why Aren't Trading Profits Raising Any Red Flags? [View article]