How Obama Could Beat The Debt Ceiling

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You do not know my account size, sir.
So you lied?
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12-07-12 02:25 AM
My starting account is one dollar...
I will keep appraised daily.

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That's because I have no exits to show, redneck.
YES, you do.
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12-12-12 07:13 PM
I shut this position at 89.76... henceforth, I will also only put up end of month blotters.
 
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That's because I have no exits to show, redneck.
You didn't answer my question. Too hard?

And which is it for Lucrum, redneck or sir? Make up your mind.
 
Quote from pspr:

You didn't answer my question. Too hard?

And which is it for Lucrum, redneck or sir? Make up your mind.

It's "Sir Redneck" to him.
 
it is obvious the Fed in cahoots with congress and president are trying to create a bubble both an asset bubble and an interest rate bubble to get from underneath the debt obligations of the US.

it will end badly because it always does. enjoy the party and then join the party(the socialist party or whatever they will call it because when the crash comes you will want to get your share of what little is left i.e.USSR before its collapse.
 
Quote from zdreg:

it is obvious the Fed in cahoots with congress and president are trying to create a bubble both an asset bubble and an interest rate bubble to get from underneath the debt obligations of the US.
I can see how a concerted effort to keep interest rates low (a bond bubble more than an interest rate bubble) keeps the Treasury from paying higher interest rates on the debt that could end in collapse. But, I don't see how an asset bubble (stocks and bonds only?) helps to reduce the debt or value of the debt without including overriding high inflation which we have yet to see.
 
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I can see how a concerted effort to keep interest rates low (a bond bubble more than an interest rate bubble) keeps the Treasury from paying higher interest rates on the debt that could end in collapse. But, I don't see how an asset bubble (stocks and bonds only?) helps to reduce the debt or value of the debt without including overriding high inflation which we have yet to see.

you sell off your price inflated assets, but less of them. to pay the debts. e.g. in the uk there is a property bubble but little inflation.
 
Quote from RCG Trader:

I said I might not be posting. Instead, I stayed and started a journal.:)

Watching the desperation in some of you guys is really fascinating!

So, okay, pspr. Let the pubs threaten a default, and watch what happens.:D :D

Since you obviously lost december.
Fine then , you can try to see if you have better luck against my performance this month (Jan 13) too.:D :D
 
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