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Originally Posted by Ferd149
(Post 854357)
Interesting pattern, I mean rotation, I mean paring, in the LAX 7ER package (2046). Any smart scheduling guys know why the company would park someone in Nagoya for 63:20, then deadhead them to Narita to sit for another 29:05. I'm sure the new hotel in Nagoya is nice, but I'm also sure Camp Narita is cheaper........and it would be even cheaper to keep ya moving.
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Originally Posted by Jesse
(Post 854415)
Keep telling yourself that. $787 Trillion doesn't go as far as it used to when you keep hinting at higher taxes to pay for such excess. Higher taxes, increased healthcare costs, uncertainty about a dozen other issues that have huge implications on small/big business hiring and it kind of puts a damper on a recovery.:eek:
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Originally Posted by johnso29
(Post 854423)
Like I said.......Yawn.
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Originally Posted by JABDIP
(Post 854364)
For those of you who keep up with the investment world, preliminary data shows a hindenberg omen today. Keep your eyes on things!:eek:
This script was written months ago. The cliff approaches. |
Originally Posted by Jesse
(Post 854437)
Well, you're watching the DOW apparently so I'd be surprised if a 8,500 closing won't get much reaction out of you.
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Originally Posted by scambo1
(Post 854440)
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This script was written months ago. The cliff approaches. I'm with Johnso on this one: yawn. You guys need to do the opposite of the aforementioned (and so well photographed) cheerleader, and keep your panties on. |
Originally Posted by Sink r8
(Post 854447)
...so the flavor of the week is down, based on the way the large players are set up to profit. Next week it'll be up. The only loser is the small investor that actually makes decisions based on these short-term engineered moves.
I'm with Johnso on this one: yawn. You guys need to do the opposite of the aforementioned (and so well photographed) cheerleader, and keep your panties on. Sink; I apologise for being so cryptic. The recent action by the Fed has only cemented in the minds of many economists the oncoming and relatively rapid (read speed of the internet) downturn coming to the market followed shortly by a deflationary pressure on the dollar - foreign governments dumping bonds which will result in the US' inability to honor its debts without printing money to extricate itself, ultimately resulting in the non-value of the dollar (aka hyperinflation). I truly wish I did not think this was the scenario most likely to occur in the near future. Not trying to be debbie downer or recommend anyone take any action based on my thoughts. I hope nothing bad happens. |
Originally Posted by scambo1
(Post 854465)
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Sink; I apologise for being so cryptic. The recent action by the Fed has only cemented in the minds of many economists the oncoming and relatively rapid (read speed of the internet) downturn coming to the market followed shortly by a deflationary pressure on the dollar - foreign governments dumping bonds which will result in the US' inability to honor its debts without printing money to extricate itself, ultimately resulting in the non-value of the dollar (aka hyperinflation). I truly wish I did not think this was the scenario most likely to occur in the near future. Not trying to be debbie downer or recommend anyone take any action based on my thoughts. I hope nothing bad happens. |
Originally Posted by alfaromeo
(Post 854475)
Is it time to replenish my supply of MRE's, water, and ammo for my basement? My Y2K supply is expired.
Get yourself a tinfoil hat while your at it. |
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