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Originally posted by OBE1
dharma notes: Arch Crawford’s track record has an accuracy of somewhere around 85% and he has been ranked #1 stock market timer out of a field of 500 investment newsletters multiple years by Hulbert’s Digest since he started publishing in 1977.
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Originally posted by OBE1
He also called Gold to make strong moves beginning around the 1st week in April.
Originally posted by Vitchilo
I still can't understand why yields on Tbills are going down since the US is financially FUBAR...
They should be going up and up. Investors need to stop buying US T-bills and buy gold and silver instead.
Economy is improving at steady rates, people are spending money all over the place. Even in the usa..... 300,000 ipads sold in one day. People are spending money, so that means people can afford to spend money.
Originally posted by DangerDeath
reply to post by xxshadowfaxx
Economy is improving at steady rates, people are spending money all over the place. Even in the usa..... 300,000 ipads sold in one day. People are spending money, so that means people can afford to spend money.
Paying 500 bucks for that toy proves only one thing...
Originally posted by DangerDeath
reply to post by xxshadowfaxx
Economy is improving at steady rates, people are spending money all over the place. Even in the usa..... 300,000 ipads sold in one day. People are spending money, so that means people can afford to spend money.
Paying 500 bucks for that toy proves only one thing...
I no longer believe any of the doom and gloom anymore. Everyone here, vancouver, canada, is doing fantastic.
So I'm not worried, and I'm not even going to bother coming in this forum anymore
Originally posted by xxshadowfaxx
I've been reading doom and gloom about the economy for months now, and its just the same now, as it was then. I no longer believe any of the doom and gloom anymore.
Markets slid during trading yesterday for the second consecutive session. The Dow Jones led the fall with a 0.66 percent (72.47 points) drop, followed closely by the S&P 500 (0.59 percent, 6.99 points). The NASDAQ performed better, but still ended up falling 0.23 percent (5.65 points) at the closing bell.
According to CNNMoney.com, markets will drop again for much of today. After pushing a strong rally for much of the last two weeks, investors have backed away from their own progress and are now creating a mild slump.
The much-maligned financial firm recently referred to as “the Great American Bubble Machine,” Goldman Sachs, issued its annual earnings report Wednesday featuring a full-throated defense of its role in the housing market collapse, its heavily criticized executive compensation packages and the extraordinary help it has received from the federal government.
The company, which received $10 billion in preferred stock investment from the U.S. Treasury through the Troubled Assets Relief Program in October 2008, downplayed the aid it received from the federal government in the midst of the crisis.
"Goldman did not and does not operate or manage our risk with any expectation of outside assistance," the report says.
The latest median household income I can find for Canada is closer to $53,000 - or about half of what it should be. That is, homes in Canada - on the whole - are selling for double reasonable "fair values."
I'm willing to bet that in Vancouver they're overvalued by a factor of five - or more
I can't tell you when it will blow up, but I can tell you with absolute certainty that it will.