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Only after they have removed her gold teeth and cut of her wedding ring:mad:

Exactly!!

Rich, I am not one to take sides, however if you were to read the whole thread again you will find that,although I don't necessarily agree with everthing Angrycat has written, you will find there is a common theme in this thread that basically supports the last comments from Angrycat. In...

I have yet to listen to the video, but all I can say is this girl has got it right and will do so from hereon. I have a gut feeling that she has also had a substantial promotion since her initial critique of the banks and their BS write downs.

And what Sunday school do you go to...:mad:

Is this guy any relation to Port? ...writes identically:mad:

All those lines there on your chart reminded me of Liverpool Street station:D

And todays milk will go sour....Jesus H Christ!!!

Take the pads out of his cell so he can bang his head into the wall a few times. They should also have an afternoon curfew on the internet at that institution to prevent ST giving us so many laughs :D :mad:

Not bad...:cool:

I understand your point, but don't be in too much of a hurry...there is approximately 450 billion refinance coming into the market next year ...who the hell is going to finance that? It can't be the banks without wiping out their built up reserves from our taxes....putting them in another hole...

Not a hope in hell...please name the buyers:D

I'll take the boat load of cash provided there are no Somalians hanging around:eek: :eek:

Velocity basically determines whether the Fed injects the market place based upon the weakness in velocity, and if so to what degree. In other words, if the need for money decreases or gets "washed" then velocity in of itself decreases. The Fed would step up to the plate and inject funds into...

Daal , seems to be on the mark... Sorry , I could have explained my answer a little better..while the money supply increases compared to productivity , it is in fact the velocity of the money being worked into the market that will in effect lead to possible inflationary pressures. I may...

Maybe that is what the producers want...:eek:

Ain't that the truth...if anybody feels that way, all the more reason they should read this book....nah, read it twice:p

Why do you have to gamble?...work with the data, make reasonable assumptions and then trade or invest according to your ability. Me, I simply day trade Es and Fx and "hovver" over our Roths ,trading where necessary.

I understand your point,however neither greed nor fear need be considered if you can trade within yourself.

I wonder if these guys have ever gone to a grocery store since they were in office:mad: