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It's Not a Crisis, But a Chaotic Calamity

deflation? really? that's what you come up with? houses and education are now commodities? ravaging effects? back to the books with ya.


On Mar 18 01:41 PM 300mph wrote:

> awesome - "how can you be so stupid?", apparently you are completely
> clueless to the ravaging effects of deflation. So, let's restate,
> how can YOU be so stupid?

The Worst Is Over ... Again ... And Again ...

ah yes, magic. the final bastion of religious nuts and financial pundits. shake the black box long enough and the crystal ball shows you what you most wanted to see. open your eyes amigo. if you're scared here, you're either really young or really pessimistic.

The Worst Is Over ... Again ... And Again ...

oh and the ceo of any bank is much smarter than the author of this post. so are many of the reporters on cnbc. how long have you been following trends and how many contacts do you have who can give you numbers that wsj won't?

The Worst Is Over ... Again ... And Again ...

derivatives shouldn't matter because for every bank that takes a loss there will be a counterparty that makes a profit and a broker that makes commisions (equally offsetting). the bull is back. we're just waiting on a depression-styled magazine cover to make it official.

It's Not a Crisis, But a Chaotic Calamity

let the capital markets play out. stop interfering. do what's best for you and the invisible hand will work. how can you be so stupid? bail out x, bail out y, bail out fat freddie and loosey fannie. screw em all. if somebody has the the money, let them lend. let colleges lower tuition and homeownership cost less. where is the friggin problem?

The End of the Bear Market?

so a badly beaten sector bounces back, relatively speaking. are you implying there's now a buyout premium? isn't that reason to sell into this 'rally'?