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the OP chart quacks me up

debt to gdp hasn't been this high since the 20s. predicting a depression is stupid, but the risks are there. the fat needs to be trimmed from the economy...

US bonds are horrible. especially with inflation most likely is understated. aud bonds have pretty good yields short term. euro could be good, again short term. inflation pressures could push up rates. i haven't looked into them, but i'm sure there's some pretty solid corp bonds and...

the last legs of liquidity was injected into the system. it might take until after the elections for things to really hit the fan. 2009 could be when all those derivatives start to cause major problems and the global economy takes a big hit. bulls slaughtered until 2011

imo its only the scalpers who get 'flagged'

risk controls are the key. i think most get into trouble because of the amount of leverage available to them.

i only trade a small amount but i was thinking maybe 1 million would cause problems getting filled. anyone have experience with higher amounts?

its all about knowing price action. speed things up and its more volatile. slow things down and it smooths it out. depends on timeframe and trading style really.

i loved qmar last august and absolutely loved it in jan. still can't believe they sold out for such a low amount.

if gold breaks 800 thats great. i always like sales

its ironic that by trying to avoid possible deflation earlier in the decade, the result of this mess could in fact be deflation...

watch junk bond defaults consumers are using plastic to continue spending. 2009 could be a deep recession once there's no more debt available to keep spending going. how much more money growth can the system handle?

i'd suggest using the money for hookers. either the market will f you or the hooker, so you might as well get some enjoyment. learn how to trade.

institutional money is not smart money...

or USD drops, global economy weakens sending oil down some. the result, gold and silver and shine.

if inflation was calculated like in the 70s there would be an inflation problem. the perfect storm is brewing. negative real rate 70s environment and insane debt to gdp environment of the late 20s. after elections the bear market should resume

imo metals and foreign bonds might be the next stop for the massive liquidity to move into. brazil might have another year of big gains ahead of itself.

just don't buy overvalued stocks. a company with a 50x pe ratio could be undervalued...

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