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This is getting scary
- Thread starter HolyGrail
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The whole system is inflate or die. There is no going back because no one can service the heaps of debt being created. It almost makes you want to get as much credit as possible and just spend because default is not an option.
Does anyone think David Beckham's new salary is a contrarian industry?
Quote from JamesVU2000:
The whole system is inflate or die. There is no going back because no one can service the heaps of debt being created. It almost makes you want to get as much credit as possible and just spend because default is not an option.
tell that to the private equity firms buying out public companies and flipping them like real estate. That WILL END SOON AS WELL.
http://finance.yahoo.com/q/bc?s=JRCC&t=2y&l=on&z=l&q=l&c=
Quote from EqtTrdr:
been this way for 4 years imo
I love 100% up room to go with ZERO RISK$$$
Quote from JamesVU2000:
The whole system is inflate or die. There is no going back because no one can service the heaps of debt being created. It almost makes you want to get as much credit as possible and just spend because default is not an option.
GM is an interesting example of this right now. They burn, on average, 5 billion a year in cash. Lost 10 billion last year and will do about the same this year factoiring in restructuring costs. Thwy admit they will be cash negative next year, are a half trillion in debt, and just announced they intend to increase spending...
This was the #1 performer on the dow in 2006.
Quote from niceneasy:
GM is an interesting example of this right now. They burn, on average, 5 billion a a quarter in cash. Admit they will be cash negative next year, are a half trillion in debt, and just announced they intend to increase spending...
They also mentioned that they were going to produce more vehicles just in case of a strike.
just be fast with your exits----as last jan. was the high for most stocks last year dell, intc, yahoo---japan raises rates the 25th i think---reducing the carry trade angle, geo-political, etc., many risks giving people the excuse to sell (or forcing them to) also, remember when people start talking about risk-free trades--i.e., remember the condo market in miami 2 years ago--its near the end of the bubble/runnup!