Pliablemoose
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You're like a really educated poster, aren't you?
Perhaps the most educated person on the internets?
I like the economic threads so much more than politics.
You're like a really educated poster, aren't you?
Perhaps the most educated person on the internets?
I like the economic threads so much more than politics.
That's about the only thing that is good in a deflationary environment. All other credit is much worse, considering the debt you fund is at a more expensive amount while wages are depressed. That's the huge reason why deflationary environments are avoided, they can utterly trash economies.
it actually did that two or three times that i saw, it would drop down to 600 or so, then bounce back up several hundred points in the next few minutes.
Originally posted by: Pliablemoose
You're like a really educated poster, aren't you?
Perhaps the most educated person on the internets?
I like the economic threads so much more than politics.
no dave is the most educated person on the internets.
nobody is arguing that there currently isn't inflation. Yet you are trying to start a fight or something where there is no contest. Hence it is trolling.
It's quite correct. All you do is enter and exit threads, posting useless trolls to incite reaction. That's trolling and you do quite a bit of it.
"A Vortex of Selling?" -> http://www.cnbc.com/id/15840232?video=880765678&play=1 (Much of recent downturn due to massive hedge fund shorting of SP Futures?)
"Hedge Fund Pain" -> http://www.cnbc.com/id/15840232?video=880803509&play=1
"Hedge Fund Pain" -> http://www.cnbc.com/id/15840232?video=880803509&play=1
I believe people might be calling for a possible intermediate term bottom in the next couple of days, but not necessarily "the" bottom.
The definitive bottom probably won't manifest itself until there is more clarification of exactly how deep this recession is going to be, and whether it lasts for 6 months, 2 years, or 5 years.
John Bogle was interviewed on Morningstar last week and it seemed like he might be suggesting 8 - 10% stock markets returns going forward from last week's levels (7% earnings growth and 2.5% dividend yield). When market was priced much higher a couple years ago, I remember Warren Buffett suggesting a sustained period of stock market underperformance (say 5% per year?) because P/E multiplies were so high then.
K1052
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- Aug 21, 2003
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Could you be a little more vague?
I mean really...its ok to say you don't actually know (which nobody does).
It's too early to make solid predictions on the effects of the bailout or what is actually going to happen. Give it a few weeks and watch the debt markets. People need to stop clinging to the DOW as the end all indicator of economic health.
Then you should learn what a "troll" is cause obviously you DO NOT know.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internet_troll
Go study your terms before blasting out BS names.
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