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Me thinkst more than one.

That's ridiculous.

Not necessarily apples to apples, but tigerdirect has 36 reviews of the Hanns-g 19" wide screen. Reviews are very favorable. http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/SearchTools/item-details.asp?EdpNo=1828823&Tab=11&NoMapp=0 For $120 bucks, if you didn't like it you could still sell it...

PCConnection.com has the Hanns-g 19" LCD Model 194D for $119.95 after $120 rebates. http://www.pcconnection.com/ProductDetail?Sku=6732798

Just as GM is too big to let fail, so is the U.S.

Caption: Something a guy who lost 1.5MM in one day with no stops would say.

Oh, you mean like this guy? http://elitetrader.com/vb/showthread.php?s=&threadid=61410&highlight=silicon+investor Like I said, ET is full of these threads.

Well, what I find interesting is you've been here a whole 5 days; you say you lost 400k in the past 6 weeks; you are now broke, and in spite of this debacle you consider hedgeking to be an appropriate SN for you. Nope, I don't think so. I just don't see human nature working that way. I guess...

You see the same scenario over and over here on ET. Some new poster starts a BS thread like this, posts a few times, and then it takes on a life of its own. A whole slew of different posters then perpetuates the thread. In the meantime, the original poster is no where to be found.

Explicit instructions and Jack Hershey, now there's a real oxymoron. http://elitetrader.com/vb/showthread.php?s=&postid=305837&highlight=butter+plane#post305837

If rates rise, only those fixed rate mortgages are going to experience a reduction in MV. The value of the ARMs are going to ride the interest rate tide. Besides, a reduction in MV of assets does not create a "loss". It would create a reduction in net worth, but not a loss.

How are rising rates going to cause losses? The cash flow from fixed rate mortgages will continue regardless of current market rates. The ARM loans, of course, will generate greater revenues due to a rise in interest rates.

Ha, your missing my point. The homeowner is going to be the next person to file bankruptcy. If the mortgage holder is bankrupt its because the borrowers can't pay. The borrowers can't pay because their ARM loan has adjusted upward. Nobody else wants or can afford the house either. Borrower...

What it means is that that beautiful 3BD 3BR pool home he bought recently is worth a hell of a lot less than he paid for it, and he's next in line in bankruptcy court.

Moscow the most expensive city in the world? Da! http://www.tampabays10.com/news/national/article.aspx?storyid=34161 BTW, for our Miami friends, its #10.

Speaking of fleeing the scene. I see you have not responded to Trader666's challenge. Here it is in case you missed it. http://elitetrader.com/vb/showthread.php?s=&threadid=71387&perpage=6&pagenumber=15

Yeah, it sounds more like he took you out than you took him out. He's worth 50-100MM, and your worth what?

24% annual return after fees for 12 years. Yeah, the guy's a real moron.

Hmm, adds a whole new meaning to the term climax selling.

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