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Just calling it as I see it. Since you now spend 90% of your time calling everybody racist or an anti-semite, it's imperative that you behave accordingly (political correctness dictates this). Posting denigrating remarks about Arabs makes you a complete hypocrite. It's best to keep me on...

I thought that I'd never see the day that Ak47 is mopping the floor with 377OHMS. It's pretty hard to sit there and call everyone a racist and anti-semite when you've got a dozen examples of your own blatant racism.

I couldn't agree more. They bite that hand that fed them (past tense). At the same time, it appeals to a populist sentiment and takes the spotlight off of the manner in which they were able to accumulate the wealth. At the end of the day though, it's all about keeping others from...

I agree, IF one has no moral compass, that being some bribed politico is the path to easy riches. It's also important to remember that you can never get elected to any position of importance WITHOUT having alot of dirt and skeletons in the closet. (The insiders always need to know they can...

377OHMS is nothing more that a "PC" piece of shit. Apparently, he's read the handbook on "acceptable" racism.

Considering the number of tourists from Europe who are accustomed to an equivalent rate of about $8 per gallon, they probably don't know the difference. Driving around those parts is pure insanity as well. Between all the "gray hairs" and the clueless tourists, makes for some interesting...

377 has turned into the biggest douchebag on this forum. I see that his sorry ass is putting everyone on ignore these days. I gotta admit, it's turning into a badge of honor to be put on this paranoid, nutjob's ignore list. The California "mountain man" with his cadre of weapons calling...

It's an absolute disaster when you consider that retirees are ALREADY being forced to invest in risk assets to generate any sort of recurrent income stream. It wasn't that long ago that short term bills could do the trick, and yet now to add insult to injury (after this absurd 5 years of...

If at first you don't succeed, spin, spin and spin some more. Although, RCG is definitely "all in" on the hopium boat. It's been proven time and time again that the NAR puts out "headlines numbers" that it revises materially in a footnote months later. Then again, that is the modus...

Nine_ender is leaving again? I'm getting the feeling NE's going thru menopause.

Let's hope this asshole hires a rogue trader who gives new meaning to the term "out trade".

Realistically, the economy was on life support following the "dot.com" blow-up. Greenspan simply targeted real estate to generate another bubble that, in hindsight, created millions of "temp jobs". Perpetually blowing asset bubbles plays right into the hands of the corps that benefit via cheap...

That's a winner!:D

Deja vu "all over again". Liquidity running wild ala 2007 with the "price at the pump" taking center stage, as opposed to the whatever the Dow prints. Only problem is that this time around there are millions more out of work OR at jobs that pay a fraction of what people made 5 years ago...

Simply amazing how out of touch Nine_Ender seems to be. What possible "people skills or communication skills" does NE remotely posses? Is there even ONE person on this entire forum who will vouch for this imbecile?

Your options knowledge begins and ends with Wade Cook. You simply tout stocks at the highs, disappear when they drop, then re-appear if/when they make a run back to the highs. Atticus has noticed the same pattern. Of course, you started this whole bullshit thread when the market was...

377OHMS is right. How can anybody with half a brain believe the stats? I don't doubt that some bureau of central planning can create 2,000,000 jobs in a year, but what they won't tell you is that they are all ditch digger jobs.

As crazy as this stuff is, there is some truth to it. You're the same guy who wrote about some Illuminati neighborhood in San Antonio aren't you?

I'm more inclined to agree with you. In the lead up to 2008, I'd hear similar accounts and agreed that it was more of a liquidity phenomenon as opposed to the notion of scarcity. All I have to say is that oil crashed from $147/bbl to $38 in a short six months. At least to me, that is...

And when oil and commodity prices rise consistently without adverse geopolitical OR weather conditions, what is your response?