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I hear ya, man. You're one of the few that have been calling out this bullshit for what it is... What's most remarkable is that one doesn't even need much of a memory to recall that we are in our third asset bubble in just over a decade. Each one orchestrated by artificially low rates.

In all fairness, Clinton ran circles around both Dubya and Hopey combined. Georgetown, Rhodes Scholar and Yale Law School...and no legacies to pull strings for him. Even Carter with his nuclear engineering major at Annapolis is up there, unlike McCain who graduated near the bottom of his...

lol, want to try that one again?

It's been well established that Covertibility is a paid shill.

Ricter epitomizes the "do as I say, not as I do" crowd.

Nice collection of incoherent thoughts. I agree that rent AND the "cost of doing business" is far too high, especially relative to consumer demand and global competitiveness. Make no mistake, however, Dems and Repub's both desperately wanted to reflate the asset bubble. I used to joke in...

Ricter is punch drunk from all of the leftist spin that has been debunked over the past few years. I've yet to find a more dishonest person on these messageboards (of course, many of his now departed leftist buddies would make it competitive).

This might provoke another one of Big Arrow's mini tantrums where he tells us that he has a very high IQ.

Exactly. There was a slow and steady decline from 2003-07, but it accelerated in 2008-09. Just for kick's, click on any of a handful of threads from 5-6 years ago and take note of exactly when many of those aliases stopped posting...

Did he have all of those citations just archived on his desktop or did Jem's critique's get the sorry bitch so worked up that he spent an evening defending Bono.

Is that dumbass Ricter still implying that there is "overwhelming" foreign interest in our yield starved debt? Seriously, that canard was put to rest more than 3 years ago...and does he have sober explanation for the 85bil a month that they "assured" would be tapered like tomorrow, um, maybe...

Exactly. He is a "hack" in every sense of the word.

And Alan Greenspan is/was an economist as well, but that hasn't stopped you from calling him a disaster (rightfully so, I might add)... Let's not forget that Krugger was right there in 2002 arguing in favor of creating a new asset bubble (in housing) to offset the deflating tech bubble. In...

It appears that the "youth movement" has completely jumped ship over the past few months (arguably over several years). That "hopey changey" nonsense grew old pretty quickly. Of course, that 37% approval rating includes that group of 90+% who see nothing more than the skin color of Hopey...

It's good to see you come around to the reality of things. Reading your posts a few years ago, I didn't get the impression that this was your worldview.

You probably wouldn't have passed the bar exam. (Is there a reason that you have to talk about your IQ every single day?) It's become pathetic.

I heard that this morning (obviously I had read similar estimates a few weeks back), but never from the "horse's mouth", so to speak. We have to continue to quote this for the usual asshats on these threads who love to throw out the "insignificant" 5 percent or so that they imply are the...

Yet another reason why Big Arrow would be lucky to touch 100 on the IQ test. I'm still waiting for his critical thinking skills to emerge.

Sounds to me like you've got early onset dementia...and most likely will be dealing with cirrhosis of the liver. OTOH, DHOHHI is right about you...You can't walk and chew gum at the same time. A third rate intellect (which is also about the time you put me on ignore).

In a handful of zipcodes, it does "thrive". Mainly a function of how closely positioned one is to the asset inflation spigot. If I didn't know better, I'd attribute such a vacuous statement to the now departed, Marketsurfer.