Big bad day, coming soon.....

Quote from Mvic:

There is no way the 20 small nukes is accurate. You don't think tthey would have used at least one by now if they had them? Besides if that happened I hate to say it but the warranted reaction would probably be full scale invasion of the mideast by the western world and an impostion of martial law on the whole area. That is if we could stop the hawks from nuking the place.
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Nahhh... That reaction would be the result of a lot less.

America will survive one nuke, but if news of this 20 nukes all being simultaneously is true then the future of the United States of America would be uncertain.
 
Quote from MacroEvent:

Sad how very important under-reported information is so unknown to many--------- I guess parts of the US media do not like to talk about some of the worlds realities. This is only part of the story--------------

October 26, 2001 4:55 AM ET
RICHARD SALE
UPI Terrorism Correspondent
United Press International, October 14, 2001
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Can you give us a link? I have found only one location mentioning this story, and the site hosting the story seems to be a personal political website, and as such I can't gauge the veracity of his content. I'd appreciate a link to an actual news source -- I don't trust anything I read on the internet anymore without a couple corroborating quality sources. Scary, nonetheless.
 
So how about shorting the mini dows right now at 10,650?


I can see a profit taking day tomorrow as well, with the Dow leading the way after a strong few days.
 
Look at the UK, they were crude devices even 9/11 is was more a product of luck (that the buildings collapsed) rather than technical expertise. Spain was a more professional job but still fairly crude despite apparent easy avaialability of plastique in Eastern Europe. The nuke stuff is fiction.
 
Quote from Albert Cibiades:

Also, the indices are overpriced relative to the new international currency, oil.
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ALbert:

How do you come up to this conclusion ?

Thanks !
 
I watch the ratio of index price to oil, for asset balance, and the product of index price and oil, for the presumed reciprocal relationship. When both are up, the index is overpriced.
 
Quote from Albert Cibiades:

I watch the ratio of index price to oil, for asset balance, and the product of index price and oil, for the presumed reciprocal relationship. When both are up, the index is overpriced.
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Albert:

Perfect sense.

Thanks.
 
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