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Don't be a snob.
Secondly, just because my automobile insurance goes up, doesn't mean I'm a greater risk to the insurance company. It may mean the insurance underwriting cartel has an oligopoly. Think oil.
On Aug 14 01:48 PM MacroEconomist wrote:
> Edward, sometimes its better to keep your ignorance a secret. > > Learn how to use Google and pick up the business section of the paper > in the last 2 years.
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Lighten up on those frosted flakes there Tiger Tony.
On Jul 24 08:59 AM BPYHO wrote:
> What are you people talking about!? Read the news! Everything is > GRRRRRRRRRRRREAT! Almost 100% of earnings have been 'less bad' than > expected! Who cares if things aren't good, if they continue to be > less bad than expected things will continue to be GRRRRRREAT!
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Short window cleaners.
On Jul 14 02:48 PM montyman wrote:
> Yes these problems are real, but my best source tells me that REITS > will still do well (at least for a while yet). How? I didn't understand > his explanation, but hasn't there always been some last minute rescue > with things like this? And yes Tyler Durden "followers" (as they > should be called) are indeed fools. When was the last time you made > money shorting on Tyler's information???
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The discussion I have yet to see, is what would have happened had there been a "financial armageddon". Why not? Because it was never an option. Fischer was NOT wrong. The American taxpayer has always been the hedge of last resort. Chaos theory is such an easy sell.
Pompous hot air gas leveraging helium (disguised as hydrogen) balloon (buffoon) of last resort. Annihilate the bubble machine, bring back the gold standard, and let the holographic Hindenburg crash. What's the big deal?
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Why is it even news? Who gives a rat's pituty. We can watch Goldman Sux's rape of capitalism every day on a 5 minute bar chart.
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Secondly, just because my automobile insurance goes up, doesn't mean I'm a greater risk to the insurance company. It may mean the insurance underwriting cartel has an oligopoly. Think oil.
On Aug 14 01:48 PM MacroEconomist wrote:
> Edward, sometimes its better to keep your ignorance a secret.
>
> Learn how to use Google and pick up the business section of the paper
> in the last 2 years.
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On Jul 24 08:59 AM BPYHO wrote:
> What are you people talking about!? Read the news! Everything is
> GRRRRRRRRRRRREAT! Almost 100% of earnings have been 'less bad' than
> expected! Who cares if things aren't good, if they continue to be
> less bad than expected things will continue to be GRRRRRREAT!
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On Jul 14 02:48 PM montyman wrote:
> Yes these problems are real, but my best source tells me that REITS
> will still do well (at least for a while yet). How? I didn't understand
> his explanation, but hasn't there always been some last minute rescue
> with things like this? And yes Tyler Durden "followers" (as they
> should be called) are indeed fools. When was the last time you made
> money shorting on Tyler's information???
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