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yep baby. i think the $/eu pit is the place to be for long time to come.

it's a power play. china asserting itself to bolster its image. we are helping china to emerge from the economic dark ages. china must rattle its saber anytime it is suggested that they treat their citizens like human beings, that their entrenched dynastic elite rulers put their pants on...

right, exac - attack - ly. Let's not forget that the guy who projects gold at $6 grand has a position. Y' know, anything's possible. If things stay static, that is, if the US ceases to be productive and to create jobs, then perhaps there will be a drastic and permanent flight to gold. But...

i think there is a temptation to attibute omniscience or something near it to those who happen to have a gift for somehow obtaining money. To argue that, because the man has dominated his industry means that his disdain for a certain very productive nation -- one, in fact, that may have had...

potent.

this news isn't adding up. First, Morgan isn't about to milk someone's IRA. I can see some of these retail forex shops being suspect in something like this (in fact, I'd be surprised if some of them weren't scams), but not the majors. Would some mba at Morgan cause his firm to lose in...

my bad. can't delete the thread, either.

and the Federal Reserve is run by aliens who inhabit human bodies. it's idiotic remarks like this that ruin a man's credibility.

http://www.forbes.com/markets/newswire/2003/11/18/rtr1152689.html http://onenews.nzoom.com/onenews_detail/0,1227,237142-1-453,00.html

a meaningful measurement, such as wealth written off versus wealth created, would be more instructive.

I am sure the net number of households has increased more and faster than one might have considered, but I have no basis to claim that it has doubled. The ultimate point, however, is that bankruptcies follow booms like flowers follow rain in the spring.

... is what the headlines ought to read. If there were 1 mil household bankruptcies last year, and 2 million this year, there is a 100% increase in household bankruptcies. However, if the number of households increased from 10 mil to 20 mil, then the net increase in household bankruptcies...

Very much in agreement with that.

shortly.

certainly the number of bankruptcies has increased, as has the number of households. the question is whether the number has changed relative to the number of households. I don't agree that the country is 'bankrupt.' there are tremendous assets here, and I doubt that they are outweighed by...

that's what the market is about. it's not about making money, or creating a market for terrorism or any such nonsense. perhaps those things will spring up tangentially, but the market is an ingenious barometer of likely terror activity. the premise is the very same premise upon which the...

how about as percentage of total households?

my remark about "Prechter, et al." I think the Elliot Wave principal is fascinating and useful. I am fairly convinced, too, that Bob Prechter has more intelligence in the nail of his pinky than I do in my whole head. My point was not that his stuff isn't worthwhile (he did nail the bull...

Personally, I would never fade the Invisible Hand.:eek:

Interesting observation. Typically, a business such as a dry cleaner doesn't have the scalability and growth potential of one that is listed on a major exchange (exceptions notwithstanding). If the dry cleaner were managed and geared for national or worldwide expansion, or perhaps listed...