- Mar 20, 2000
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Originally posted by: ElFenix
Originally posted by: Perry404
If you don't know what I'm talking about then you have bought into the distraction that is the two part system that has you wasting so much time thinking about abortion, gay rights and creationism vs atheism that you haven't been paying attention to the real power shifts in our nation. .
Where do I get this stuff?
Study history.
Dang you have a high post count.
what in the federal reserve's history suggests that its goal is to eliminate national currencies?
still waiting
Pliablemoose
Lifer
- Oct 11, 1999
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Juddog
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Pliablemoose
Lifer
- Oct 11, 1999
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shira
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- Jan 12, 2005
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The market could go much, much lower than that. 6000, 4500, 3000. Pick a figure. Those absurdly low numbers may seem impossible right now. But remember when everyone griped when gasoline hit $2 a gallon?
The problem is too complex. No one even remotely conceptualizes the entire picture. Everyone is guessing.
WoW F'inG Wow.
i did the first part of a Flash class online. then they moved to the computer lab, so i drove to the JC
to learn some more Flash. when i left, the Dow looked like it was having a recovery day.
and now this. well there's still a half hour for the Dow to close up for the day.
i did the first part of a Flash class online. then they moved to the computer lab, so i drove to the JC
to learn some more Flash. when i left, the Dow looked like it was having a recovery day.
and now this. well there's still a half hour for the Dow to close up for the day.
ultimatebob
Lifer
- Jul 1, 2001
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Hell... I can't decide if this is the greatest stock buying opportunity of all time, or if I should just dump everything I have left and buy hard assets like gold for the upcoming economic depression!
Oh well... if I was going to sell everything, I guess that I should have done it three weeks before my portfolio dropped 35%. Too late now, I guess! :|
Oh well... if I was going to sell everything, I guess that I should have done it three weeks before my portfolio dropped 35%. Too late now, I guess! :|
- Jun 11, 2004
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Originally posted by: ElFenix
Originally posted by: ElFenix
Originally posted by: Perry404
If you don't know what I'm talking about then you have bought into the distraction that is the two part system that has you wasting so much time thinking about abortion, gay rights and creationism vs atheism that you haven't been paying attention to the real power shifts in our nation. .
Where do I get this stuff?
Study history.
Dang you have a high post count.
what in the federal reserve's history suggests that its goal is to eliminate national currencies?
still waiting
This is not something I've seen discussed often but is a theory and history moves in this direction. Doesn't really seem like something that would require a lot of research aside from the basic study of money and banks. Just look at how currencies have been conglomerated over the centuries. The Euro was a huge step for private central banks.
As the currencies combine the central banks become more powerful.
In my doomsday thread I linked to The Money Masters. It is extremely long(3+ hours) and very boring according to some but it is loaded with details on banking history.
Also a good book is The creature from Jekyl island.
I will ponder some more sources for you if you are truly interested.
StageLeft
No Lifer
- Sep 29, 2000
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It is too late. Unless it drops another 2000 points in which case you still have time. But nobody knows.
I have enough money to scrounge in the soup isle if a depression kicks in. Otherwise, I have to believe that this will bounce back as they always have for over 100 years or longer and if that's the case, I would be a maniac to cash out anymore at this point, because if I lose some of the upswing, it will have a catastrophic effect down the road. I sure am jealous of people who went all into bonds earlier this year, though.
A key measure of investor fear hit an all-time high. The CBOE Volatility index, or the VIX, topped 60.
Anyone have more info on this VIX?
Anyone have more info on this VIX?
KLin
Lifer
- Feb 29, 2000
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http://bigcharts.marketwatch.c...d=0&o_symb=vix&x=0&y=0
No idea what it means. Probably bad though I assume.
I'm sure glad we bailed out all the banks to help the numbers go down. I'm sure they were banking on it.
Thankfully, my wife (does daytrading) has been buying puts over the last week or so. We've been able to make some coin from this economic train wreck.
We were just talking about the huge rebound that is going to take place tomorrow if the shorties are allowed to play tomorrow (ban ends tonight at midnight). If they extend the ban another 10 days, buy a couple of puts. This thing is only going down even more.
We were just talking about the huge rebound that is going to take place tomorrow if the shorties are allowed to play tomorrow (ban ends tonight at midnight). If they extend the ban another 10 days, buy a couple of puts. This thing is only going down even more.
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