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Yup.. anti-virus is for idiots..

yeah..same deal... while not EVERYONE did this - I'm sure there were a minority of smart folks who realized that home purchases were not golden geese.... But I imagine that most are not that smart...

The Majority?? Hardly Surf... Think about it - middle class folks get lucky...their house prices rises substantially, and they upgrade to a house beyond their means, and sell their first house to a Subprime borrower... Now you have 2 losers... And I assure you, that is the majority...

Still outperforming every asset class I know of since 2004....

Wrong...Peter's been almost 100% right since I started following him in 2001...He has missed the interest rate boat and the USD rally that began in August 2008...but that's it...

Remember Pek - an investment at Europac is a long term thing...those folks who are bitching and moaning now are the ones who invested right when the dollar bottomed and the equities started crashing...it's classic 'investor' mentality... I'm outperforming Peter over the last 6 months, no...

Hahah...so the guys who are up 25K a trade are taking the risk, but you who have been catching a falling knife, and down 25K per contract - are what?

Yeah, they are down that much when they bought him at the high... People like me who have been with him for years are up a ton... yah, we took a hit in the last few months, but so did everyone... and the dividends keep coming... Whiners...!!!

Also, for the last 10 years, the average loss for the Dow (basis the March futures) in the month of January was -188 pts...

Buying the Dow on Dec 21, and selling on Jan 7, has been a loser in 3 of the last 4 years... Though it was a winner every year from 1997-2003...

a girlfriend...

Awesome...thanks for the fade confirmation...

From my notes, $4.7 trillion in private hands, $2.4 trillion (51%) is held by foreign investors. Japan holds around $600 billion (24%) and China holds $500 billion (around 20%). U.K., Brazil and the oil exporting countries own about 6%.

Foreign Debt purchases have increased 500% in the last 2 years..

Right, but they had huge amounts of savings.... plus their debt was majority held by its own citizens not by foreigners...

This is not deflation... anymore than it was not record home ownership, record equity prices...all of which were artificial, nominal, and not based on reality... Deflation would imply a contraction of money supply....money supply is expanding at a record rate, despite money velocity...

Yes..yes I do... 3-6 months from now...

Thanks homey..

Yeah, but your opinion means nothing because all you do is say the same thing every day...

Dude...shut up.. you have no clue... seriously...you can't be a bull at 14000 and a bull at 7000 and have any credibility...you are just guessing...