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it's bought relative to Euro and GBP Asian currencies are stronger, commodities currencies are stronger relative to real life needs it gets worthless I live in Canada and haven't been in US for 6 months, just returned 3 days ago. food is up 10-20% since that don't fool yourself -...

as I understand the main problem will be that offshore drilling will be frozen for a long time which will reduce oil supply significantly so yes we can see $150 oil very soon

price action says dollar will be worthless soon you can buy and hold any stock now and make 1-2% a day relating to BIDU , for example, AAPL price action just pathetic

do we need 50 million people army?

only 1.5 million ebooks downloaded this is for device which was positioned as an ultimate ereader Early signs of failing?

maybe in case part of it is cancer and to save itself it need to cut out this cancer or it might not survive the next crisis?

it actually doesn't do you still remember 2006-2007 and goldilocks? it looked like everlasting prosperity previous full cycle was 2003-2007 this one will be at least 2 times shorter we're 13 months into recovery so not more than 11 months left till the next bust

it won't be years previous boom was 4 years 2003-2007 this one will be shorter. as oil crosses $100 you know it's over

the main question what your dad is going to do. There will be crash again maybe in 6 months maybe in 2 years. I believe sooner than later Is he going to sell ever or wait till DOw 36000? Noone is buying now -if we ever get one red month - folks who broke even will start selling

I saw The Colber report couple of days ago he said in March temperature was 30 and now it's 60 if we continue to grow with the same pace we will reach 200 degrees by August:D

we talk about early economic recovery right? If you read my previous points I said further price increase will kill any recovery during economic recovery people must do something else than watching TV so definitely with $120 oil we will have more people watching TV at home but I guess...

your stupidity doesn't have any borders unemployment is 10% against 5% in 2008 U6 17% vs 7% in 2008 incomes are down and yes inflation as you correctly pointed with lower incomes you have to pay more for food and other necessities have you got more money to pay for gas? does that say...

I mean oil $87 in early recovery is not good and not OK. it 's up 20% in 2 month. Another 20% and recovery will stay early and will become early recession Of course US government can start subsidizing gas. Let's say $100 billion gas stimulus. For 1.5 trln deficit it's nothing But it will...

so oil$87 is ok in your opinion during early recovery? previous early recovery of 2002 started with $15 oil and ended with 147 in 2008

the strange woman on yahoo tech ticker believes so http://finance.yahoo.com/tech-ticker/bear-market-in-bonds-could-trigger-%22melt-up%22-in-stocks-sonders-says-461389.html?tickers=^dji,^gspc,spy,dia,^ixic,qqqq,TBT&sec=topStories&pos=9&asset=&ccode= for me it looks counter intuitive if...

why not to move to a cave? there is no other people there so you can't catch a cold that virus reason just a bs if you want to get most from your computer for less you use Windows I believe in 3 months all ebay will be in those Ipads for $200 or less There is nothing in this device why...

have you participated in 2 previous greatest recoveries of 2000 and 2007? or this time is different?

the first crash, in my opinion, was triggered by premature rate cuts which inflated oil to $150 if Bernanke have at least some sort of brain he will raise rates before oil gets to $100 ALthough, as we all know - he doesn't have any

So citi market cap will be 450 bln and BAC 700 bln? and before crisis has started each of them cost around 225 bln So is that correct that in 2012 things will be 3 times better than in 2007? Wow. I guess if that happens bubble will pop and we probably will celebrate Dow 5000

Why not just to create 2 amendments to the constitution 1. Rates can never be higher than 0% 2. Goldman CEO salary can't be below 1 billion per month indexed to price of oil