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    The dark side of Dubai - expat story

    LMAO! :D
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    Increasing Foreclosures is a bullish sign.

    Maybe they'll sell, but who will live in them? :confused:
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    Increasing Foreclosures is a bullish sign.

    Many people walking away from their mortgages not because they can't pay it, but because they are upside down and will always be upside down on it. I don't think we are getting bullish signs from the foreclosures because of the massive surplus of empty homes. There is no job creation, so few...
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    Who are the sheep?

    Wow, on Nov 24th, they are "rapidly" approaching the 500 member mark! OMG! :eek: This is definitely a force to be reckoned with!
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    15% of mortgages are delinquent, in default or in foreclosure: Highest % in History

    I think the crash will come when ByLoSellHi becomes bullish :D
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    New guys, now is not the time

    Whew no joke. 1 for 3 on the Forex, and I felt lucky on that one.
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    I predict 12.6% Unemployment.

    The probability is hits 12.6% is pretty high on it's way to 15%.
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    I predict 12.6% Unemployment.

    Who really trusts these figures anyway? Today's numbers were exclusively in private sector. Public sector jobs were virtually unchanged. So, the stimulus money has been "saving" jobs, but for how long? There is no wealth creation going on anywhere. It's all about robbing future generations...
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    The Return of the Inflation Tax

    Gee, isn't our government just SWELL!?
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    I predict 12.6% Unemployment.

    Did you factor in public sector job losses that are bound to occur going forward and states cannot keep holding all their workers when they are nearing bankruptcy?
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    Job numbers -175k est.

    Wow, look at this push higher. I guess no difference. Nothing seems to want to stop this bull.
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    Job numbers -175k est.

    Yeah, I understand, but whole numbers have more clout. It's like pricing something at $99.95 instead of $100 even. It's only a nickel difference, but nearly everybody uses this kind of pricing practice, so there has to be some psychology to it. I guess the point I am making is that the market...
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    Job numbers -175k est.

    With Dow 10K an important psychological point (which I think has diminished recently), one has to view unemployment over 10% similarly, except, of course, no celebrations. This is the "Oh, Crap!" point.
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    TOP is IN-- SHORT YM HERE

    Several. Probably a lot more for the next 2-3 years.
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    TOP is IN-- SHORT YM HERE

    Well, looky looky. Stocks making another push. In a few days it will be testing October highs, and will probably exceed to take out all the shorts. Never mind the technicals. Never mind the fundamentals. This rally is politically-fueled. The day of reckoning with come... but when we least...
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    Home Ownership: the path to slavery

    I have NO REGRETS for buying my home. I have 35 acres that I can run around naked on. :eek: However, I bought under what we could afford. Because of that, we could afford to remodel several years later and still be within our means. My mortgage payment is less than half of what these two...
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    Have Qs topped today?

    Tomorrow (Wednesday) will be crucial. If it sells off, I think one can say the top is in and it is time for a correction or maybe even the continuation of the bear. The way it is staying near the 50 day SMA/EMA looks like the head fake it did back in July, just prior to exploding to new highs.
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    Tell Goldman what you think of them

    I can't stand to hear their name anymore :mad:
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    2010 Prediction: U.S. Will Nationalize Large Banks

    "I Want My... I Want My... I Want My T-A-R-P!" :D
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    2010 Prediction: U.S. Will Nationalize Large Banks

    I agree 100%, bud. I cannot even imagine how to start to unwind this corruption.
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