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    • Mon Dec 1st 17:36 PM
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      Last Thursday Was the Bottom - It's Time to Get Back in
      Nice call. The internet is forever.
      Oh, Tacitus, they have facial recognition software now...
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    • Sun Nov 30th 21:35 PM
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      Bailouts: Unfair to Non-Bailees
      We the people should insist on no dividends until all TARP money paid back and loan guarantees voided.
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    • Sun Nov 30th 05:20 AM
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      In Search of the Next Reserve Currency
      National currencies are obsolete. Every contract will soon be tied to a global index of currencies, commodities, metals, etc. updated every second and freely found on the internet. Since printing money will be transparent, it will be useless to central banks and currencies will disappear like the Franc and Deutshmark.
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    • Thu Nov 27th 07:41 AM
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      Three Reasons Why the Dollar's Not Yet Done
      The US supposedly publishes the money supply, and the Fed's slosh report is public. If they try a stealth print, eventually it will get noticed and long-term creditworthiness will suffer. No one I knew really thought the Euro would last this long, but it represents economic gain in the form of lower transaction costs and greater predictability (despite recent increased intervention).
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    • Thu Nov 27th 07:34 AM
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      Three Reasons Why the Dollar's Not Yet Done
      The most efficient economic system would contain a single currency. It will happen soon whether we agree to it or not, because in the next generation, everyone will have access to and know how to use the internet.

      If a government tries to print money, it will become immediately apparent to the world, and the index will adjust accordingly. It will be digital only, and based on a crunching of as many transaction prices as can be entered. Already grocery stores around the world track sales of chewing gum with scanned bar codes.

      All creditors will demand to be repaid under the adjusted global index. National currencies are obsolete.
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    • Fri Nov 21st 01:37 AM
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      Paulson Trying to Rewrite His Own History
      Every day I wake up appalled that Paulson has not been forced to resign.
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    • Tue Nov 11th 08:13 AM
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      Sentiment Overview: Bullishness Is on the Rise, Insiders Are Buying
      Still going, pump monkey Gabe? I hope you aren't leveraged. Sentiment doesn't produce a viable electric car.
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    • Mon Nov 10th 08:22 AM
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      AIG Needs More of Your Grandkids' Money
      Every Day I wake up shocked that Paulson has not been forced to resign.
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    • Tue Nov 4th 08:10 AM
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      What Does Bernanke Really Know about the Great Depression?
      It's not what you don't know that kills you, it's what you think you know but can't possibly.
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    • Tue Nov 4th 05:53 AM
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      11 Stocks Selling Below Cash
      Well people may sit back and let banks pay dividends using taxpayer money, or they may get really angry.
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    • Tue Nov 4th 05:51 AM
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      A Dual Strategy to Balance Banking Sector Trade
      All I have to say is that according to the Treasury Department JPM has $90,000,000,000,000 (trillion) notional exposure to derivatives.

      Maybe they made the right bets, maybe not.
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    • Tue Nov 4th 03:56 AM
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      Why TARP Has Failed
      Failed banks must fail. Save the welfare program for those in need.
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    • Mon Nov 3rd 01:04 AM
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      Promising Regional Banks For Patient Investors - Barron's
      One question. You say banks "are expected to be profitable next year..."
      Is that with the 700 billion dollar welfare program or without? Because others are lining up for their handouts, and they vote.
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    • Thu Oct 30th 06:48 AM
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      FOMC Statement: What It Really Says
      "Stocks, real estate, commodities, will all skyrocket"

      And wages? Got to pay the peacekeepers.

      Gabe, the last of the true believers.
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    • Mon Oct 27th 22:43 PM
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      7 Steps To Restore Functioning Markets
      Petyaczar got stuck holding the empty bag of ballast, and dearly wants the Ponzi game to go on alittle longer.
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