Loading ...If what you call your investment is so price goosey that a few to 24 hours is too long for you, sell it tomorrow rather than taking stock certificate delivery.
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trumphet blaring ……. price goosey lol
What the h prompted the letter? The car?
It stated on the outside of the envelope that I am required by law to respond to this survey. I responded all right. I told them to remove me from their list.
I get tired of all this.
I do not know oil nor am I a geologist, but I have been reading a website on which a geologist, Dr. Alan Chamberlain, suggests tha there may be tens of billions of barrels - or more - in the great Basin of Eastern Nevada.
He has spent the last 25 years or so gelogically mapping the area working for well known oil companies up until a few years ago.
If you have the time and inclination the website may be of interest.
website: www.cedarstrat.com
Have been reading and gaining from your informative messages on oil and other subjects for a few years, starting at G-E. Very much appreciate your sharing considerable knowledge, wisdom and life’s experiences.
Hank Williams, Jr. Brings a 4 year old boy up on stage with him to perform!
Gentlemen, I thank you for your responses:
LP: Yes, it looks like deflation to me even though the banksters and gov’t would much the rather have inflation. The central banks can magically produce money and loan it to banks, But, as you have said, if it isn’t loaned out, the economy suffers.
I also think gold will be good in deflation. Silver looks iffy as it is considered more an industrial metal.
M3 in OZ at 23 %; in the US about 15 %. Huge numbers.
Deadeye: Thank you for taking the time to find an article explaining the arduous journey of money. It will be a great help.
Ferret: The US consumer is tapped out:
maxed out house refinance/cash outs
credit cards maxed, with interest rates, penalties and monthly payments increasing, defaults rising
auto loans coming due.
Our wages/salaries are not keeping up with REAL inflation and do not show signs of rising with the expected accelerating price inflation in ‘08. How does the American consumer support inflation without cash in his pocket?
When the CPI takes off in Australia will wages/salaries rise along with it?
Again, thank you gentlemen.
I wish you and all Tenters a Happy, Healthy and Prosperous New Year.
Looking at this chart, I see a 50% retrace from the August low to the new high. The coiling pattern is very similar to the POG patterns we see. The MACD looks ready to cross upwards. Yes? No? A head fake?
MOST of the important public-policy decisions in the country are now being made not in any public forum nor even by elected officials. They are being made in secret by unelected officials — the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System.
I agree there’s been some really “great stuff’ on this site in the last little while. It’s amazing what a few great minds working together can accomplish, especially in helping me to get my head around some of these huge issues.
It seems to me as TQ has it nailed when he said “In the end the hyperinflation and the deflation have the same result: one has no money”
TQ thanks for your 12.33.
Yes she does! Ain’t she great grand!
north inspired me lol
I was sure you’d be on your farm today raising the fences to stop those ‘springing’ heifers of yours <G>.
ayn rand .. atlas shrugged … refers to the free mind.. the creative act… etc etc
The labor theory of value has pretty much been refuted. No matter how perfectly shaped they are, there is no market for mud pies. It took the mind of man to invent the concept of a brick, a mud pie of value to others. It took the mind of man to invent glass and silicon chips, both made of sand, as close to a free resource as one is likely to find. wayside
Haaa I knew I should have thrown the silver dollars into that post..knew I made a mistake as soon as I hit POST…HAAA