The king of real estate's cashing out
- Thread starter K.C.
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sorry, just one more post here.
coinzy!! looks like you have a friend here at ET!! How cute. Here's a quote from your new friend
It's perfect, coinz - another illiterate wanna-be trader!
well first, I guess you meant "just a thought" - is that right?
Also, why do you spell 'could' like this - 'cld'? Is it that you don't have time to type the 'o' and the 'u'? Or is it that you are unsure of the spelling?
You should try www.dictionary.com
Second, you're fucking right I take myself seriously, especially when it comes to standing up to hatemongering morons like coinzy. Have you heard him hold forth on Jews and Blacks? Do you stand with him in those views - is that your 2cents?
I can only assume that you share his racist views. Just checking out the way you spell in your posts and your idiotic defense of coinz tells me pretty much everything I need to know about you.
I'll happily get myself banned from ET shouting down this stinking, mewling piece of crap. And you will probably stand by in silence. Right?
Just my 2cents.
ok....3.6 million 22 year olds then.
Quote from Covertibility:
Why would anyone read a magazine for anything other than entertainment?
The Grandaddy of them all:
August 13, 1979 Business Week : "The Death of Equities "
November 1997:
"Oil prices won't rise even if demand soars."
Dec '97
"Now that you know there's limited upside potential for stocks, what to do?"
Oct '99
"The Internet Age." Sample headline: "A New Era of Bright Hopes and Terrible Fears
Companies that can 'blast you out of your place' abound."
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Magazines are garbage. Nothing more than talking ya book. Waste of time and money.
Then Bush and his cronies took over and the energy markets where allowed to be manipulated ever higher. Electricity in Cali on 01'. Oil from 03' till present and Natural Gas now. Yeah!!! More Private Meetings with Cheney and Key Energy Execs. I wonder what they discussed 4 years ago??? Bring it on!!!
A lot of free marketeers, particularly those who publish for a living, don't like the idea that people can manipulate markets. Over mises.org there's this: Gas Prices Fact or Fiction: A Primer on Supply and Demand , which is nice but I recall seeing the same thing being said about the energy market when Enron was providing the country with their invaluable expertise in energy trading. There's a thread on here where some were pointing out the irregularites in their accounting procedures at Enron but noone bothered to mention the fraudulent manipulating of the market. It seems like free marketeers don't like to even mention it. Welcome to the real world.