Crappiest video on the net...we all know the market will not reach the March lows again, next week we will trade pass 10,000 points and that is certain. So who will you listen to? to me or that f*ck*ng sh*t bag. And I challenge the so called economic analyst of this blog that if by the end of Next Week the market trades above 10,000 points then they will CLOSE this sh*t blog.
9:25 you sure hang out here a lot and talk shit. Did EA do your mom or something? Please keep all your money in stocks and CDs. I really don't think you are dumb enough to do that however. You got your 'lil feelings hurt in some way and now you just have to be heard. lol
05:40 - "everything will be OK if we all hold hands and buy a new SUV" - that sums up how badly people want to believe things will be OK. David Tice is a sharp guy.
EA - thanks very much for this blog. It is really a time saver. All the best info on the economy in one place. Just sent off a $50.00 contribution. That is a lot for me, but I just wanted to give you a big thanks!
BS - I still see the child's comments; easy to ignore though; like a mumbling tard. I agree it is someone with a grudge though. No one could be that ignorant.
That may be possible, but the stock market and the economy are not the same thing. When the stock market does crash, it will be a wipe out since the whole thing is just smoke and mirrors.
David Tice is another truth sayer , i guy who bases his opinions on REALITY . Look at a few interviews of him in 2005-06 saying that the economy will soon start to cascade on itself because of the enormous amounts od debt , unsustainable amounts of debt . i am prepared 9.25 are you ? i think not
robert mchugh said that the markets will hit 11,500. it will hit resistance then it will collapse. so let the market hit 10,000. its going to crash.things to watch china default in those commodoties derivatives. 200 TRILLION!
I delete the childish remarks. They make no sense, have no value here. It has nothing to do with whether you agree with this blog or not. Speak coherently and the remarks stay. 9:25 post probably should be deleted, it is incoherent.
The economy and the other problems of the United States are far too serious to have the anger and one-upmanship shown on this very informative blog. Everyone should have his or her say, and disagreement is good, but should be limited to civil rebuttals. No value whatsoever is had by posting vulgar or inappropriate comments. I say delete anything with profanity in it.
I have been reading this blog since it's inception. For some reason I kept it on my radar even during the long drought when nothing was posted. I was glad to see someone pick up the flag and carry on.This is the first post for me here. I started a blog, but my last post back in Feb. pretty much explains how I think we got here and the solution, thus I have not posted any further- there did not seem to be much interest. I would like to know why almost all posters remain anonymous on this board. Are you afraid?
I kept it on my radar even during the long drought when nothing was posted I have never missed a single day of posting an article since inception. Click on the "The Coming Economic Depression" Headline for constant updates!
So called EA and other here you would probably be suprised that the stock market and the economy are related. The stock market reflects the general mood of the economy and future expectations and growth of the economy. It is the stock market that determins the value of businesses and therefore where resources should be used in the economy.
The stock market is not just a place for the elite and rich but also for a lot of middle class and lower class people as well and so far they are telling us that the economy is going to do well and a solid growth is soon expected, not a crash.
I prefer to listen to what the market is saying rather than a self proclaimed EA who is completely biased in his approach by collecting only negative pessimist article on the web to make the case for a collapse and many amongst you including the EA proclaims to have an open mind...do you?
Anon @ 6:14 -- Much of that is true but if you look at who is trading what this time around, it's the 4 largest banks trading each others stocks through the roof, dragging all the buffoonish suckers back in. This market is a mile wide and an inch deep, it cannot be sustained. It's all smoke and mirrors.
Sorry the Stock Market and Economy are NOT related. One is gambling the other is the real world... thats jobs, wages, income, housing, retail, credit, you know, the real things that are dropping like a ROCK. The percentage of people that are in the market are minute. Naive people relate to stupid things.
Crappiest video on the net...we all know the market will not reach the March lows again, next week we will trade pass 10,000 points and that is certain. So who will you listen to? to me or that f*ck*ng sh*t bag.
ReplyDeleteAnd I challenge the so called economic analyst of this blog that if by the end of Next Week the market trades above 10,000 points then they will CLOSE this sh*t blog.
Morons like 9:25 :) - ridiculous.
ReplyDelete9:25 you sure hang out here a lot and talk shit. Did EA do your mom or something? Please keep all your money in stocks and CDs. I really don't think you are dumb enough to do that however. You got your 'lil feelings hurt in some way and now you just have to be heard. lol
05:40 - "everything will be OK if we all hold hands and buy a new SUV" - that sums up how badly people want to believe things will be OK. David Tice is a sharp guy.
ReplyDeleteEA - thanks very much for this blog. It is really a time saver. All the best info on the economy in one place. Just sent off a $50.00 contribution. That is a lot for me, but I just wanted to give you a big thanks!
ReplyDelete9:44 THANKS VERY MUCH for your appreciation and Contribution. I hope we can all learn from these articles! I wish you the BEST!
ReplyDelete"Everyone is encourage to participate with comments!"
ReplyDeleteWhy are comments not agreeing with EA being deleted?
BS - I still see the child's comments; easy to ignore though; like a mumbling tard. I agree it is someone with a grudge though. No one could be that ignorant.
ReplyDeleteIf you like this blog - contribute!
I agree with the first comment. Not about this blog, but that the markets will continue to rise.
ReplyDeleteThat may be possible, but the stock market and the economy are not the same thing. When the stock market does crash, it will be a wipe out since the whole thing is just smoke and mirrors.
ReplyDeletehhmmmmm.........precious metals continue to rise, yet so do the markets; can you say "decoupled"?
ReplyDeleteDavid Tice is another truth sayer , i guy who bases his opinions on REALITY . Look at a few interviews of him in 2005-06 saying that the economy will soon start to cascade on itself because of the enormous amounts od debt , unsustainable amounts of debt . i am prepared 9.25 are you ? i think not
ReplyDeleterobert mchugh said that the markets will hit 11,500. it will hit resistance then it will collapse. so let the market hit 10,000. its going to crash.things to watch china default in those commodoties derivatives. 200 TRILLION!
ReplyDeleteWell, in the Wiemar republic the stock market went to infinity while the Mark went to zero.
ReplyDeleteso yeah, the market might just continue up forever from here.
Meanwhile, if you factor in how much the market LOST due to the deterioration of the dollar, the market is actually down.
Math. It's not that hard.
I delete the childish remarks. They make no sense, have no value here. It has nothing to do with whether you agree with this blog or not. Speak coherently and the remarks stay. 9:25 post probably should be deleted, it is incoherent.
ReplyDeleteThe economy and the other problems of the United States are far too serious to have the anger and one-upmanship shown on this very informative blog. Everyone should have his or her say, and disagreement is good, but should be limited to civil rebuttals. No value whatsoever is had by posting vulgar or inappropriate comments. I say delete anything with profanity in it.
ReplyDeleteI have been reading this blog since it's inception. For some reason I kept it on my radar even during the long drought when nothing was posted. I was glad to see someone pick up the flag and carry on.This is the first post for me here. I started a blog, but my last post back in Feb. pretty much explains how I think we got here and the solution, thus I have not posted any further- there did not seem to be much interest. I would like to know why almost all posters remain anonymous on this board. Are you afraid?
ReplyDeleteI kept it on my radar even during the long drought when nothing was posted
ReplyDeleteI have never missed a single day of posting an article since inception. Click on the "The Coming Economic Depression" Headline for constant updates!
1:16@
ReplyDeleteI usually dont post as "Anon" but with things going as they are its not too bad an idea.
I dont want to commit "suicide" unless its my own idea.
So called EA and other here you would probably be suprised that the stock market and the economy are related. The stock market reflects the general mood of the economy and future expectations and growth of the economy. It is the stock market that determins the value of businesses and therefore where resources should be used in the economy.
ReplyDeleteThe stock market is not just a place for the elite and rich but also for a lot of middle class and lower class people as well and so far they are telling us that the economy is going to do well and a solid growth is soon expected, not a crash.
I prefer to listen to what the market is saying rather than a self proclaimed EA who is completely biased in his approach by collecting only negative pessimist article on the web to make the case for a collapse and many amongst you including the EA proclaims to have an open mind...do you?
The stock market is like Vegas. People that actually make a profit blab on to everyone they know and then some.
ReplyDeleteLosers shut up.
Many more losers than winners except for insiders and manipulators.
Greed and fear, and a suckers game for most.
Anon @ 6:14 --
ReplyDeleteMuch of that is true but if you look at who is trading what this time around, it's the 4 largest banks trading each others stocks through the roof, dragging all the buffoonish suckers back in. This market is a mile wide and an inch deep, it cannot be sustained. It's all smoke and mirrors.
Sorry the Stock Market and Economy are NOT related. One is gambling the other is the real world... thats jobs, wages, income, housing, retail, credit, you know, the real things that are dropping like a ROCK. The percentage of people that are in the market are minute. Naive people relate to stupid things.
ReplyDelete