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you don't get it... the fed can't save us, they can just delay the inevitable

so what happens when more resets in 08 make the liquidity bubble look even worse? don't buy value traps

if this is how the fed determines policy, its time to sell all US assets

risk was repriced this year from abnormal lows and there will be more shocks to the financial system next year. i really don't see how the economy can get out of 2008 without a recession. not possible to bubble out of a bubble and have a debt to GDP ratio up there with the great depression...

if they decrease costs they can afford to print more!

i'm sure for the right tip they can provide that too

i'd like to know how a coffee shop turns into the next enron off balance sheet coffee beans?

just buy low and sell high

could be a good opportunity in td bank if it drops too much from all this.

how much does it cost for a single user? o nm, seen someone say 3k a month. i duno if they sent service ladies in little mini skirts to service the 'terminal' it could be worth it.

so hard to get a grip of this week because it seems nobody wants to take on risk with a long weekend coming up. stocks dropped around the world, carry trades getting hit, flight to quality in the bond market...

don't worry subprime is contained, it won't spill over... lol

uh oh, not good news for today dow could drop hard, or maybe just techs get smacked around

damn she's lookin old now

the best are from benjamin graham and philip fisher.

i haven't seen her for a couple years, she gain weight?

i'd hit it, thats all that matters in the end

i was into shorting housing in summer of 05 after the large run up. late last year subprime mortgage houses. too bad i didn't have money to take advantage of my calls. nothing really since the summer in regards to housing. i would be too worried to short into a liquidity rally. i really...

but will they cut in december? they might just pause and let things settle down. but who knows with the fed right now

it was a down day, nothing out of the ordinary. volatility doesn't give two shits if the market is up or down...