Stocks

[randallscott35]

Originally Posted by hi_im_god

rather than another zerohedge link can you put it in your own words?

and try to avoid the "what's about to happen" crap you've been consistently wrong about for 23 months.

tell me again how everyone who invested in stocks has actually lost money the last 2 years. double secret inflation and all.

and "are you that dumb?" is close enough to "moron" that i'm counting it as another positive market indicator.

I posted the link to show the 1 yr performance of commods. That is all....And if you can see their performance and the fact that many of these will be passed through....I give up with you. I'm sure things are great with 44 million people on food stamps. You got it buddy. The stock market is all that matters.

[hi_im_god]

Originally Posted by randallscott35

I posted the link to show the 1 yr performance of commods. That is all....And if you can see their performance and the fact that many of these will be passed through....I give up with you. I'm sure things are great with 44 million people on food stamps. You got it buddy. The stock market is all that matters.

commodities rising will definetly be passed through.

but just as certainly they're an indicator of an improving world economy. more manufacturing = more supply pressure.

i'll make a few easy predictions. we'll have $5 gas in the u.s in 2012. and after 2012 and we'll never see anything less. it won't ignite widespread inflation. and people who invest in stocks will do just fine.

the stock market isn't all that matters. but neither is the price of gold.

the day you agree with me is the day i sell.

[randallscott35]

Lacker from the Fed today.

"The distinct improvement in the economic outlook since the program was initiated suggests taking that re-evaluation quite seriously. That re-evaluation will be challenging, because inflation is capable of accelerating, even if the level of economic activity has not yet returned to pre-recession trend."

No ****.

[randallscott35]

Below are the states with the largest year-over-year percentage increase in food stamp recipients for the period ending November 2010.

Idaho (28.3 percent)
Nevada (27 percent)
Delaware (25.4 percent)
Utah (24.9 percent)
Florida (23.2 percent)
Maryland (22.1percent)
New Jersey (22 percent)
Texas (21.6 percent)
Rhode Island (21.4 percent)
New Mexico (19.4 percent)

[jms62]

Oil + Japan + Libya = Wild Rally

Go Figure

[randallscott35]

Originally Posted by jms62

Oil + Japan + Libya = Wild Rally

Go Figure

Gold at all-time high. Dollar at near all-time low. Go figure, everyone's standard of living goes to sh.it but you feel better about your stocks. This is the sad country we live in where people just can't do the math.

[jms62]

Originally Posted by randallscott35

Gold at all-time high. Dollar at near all-time low. Go figure, everyone's standard of living goes to sh.it but you feel better about your stocks. This is the sad country we live in where people just can't do the math.

And when mom and pop mortgage what is left of their home equity to join the party the rug will be pulled out. That's how we roll in the United States of Goldman Sachs.