What happened to all of the doom and gloom economic threads?

[mercury14]

Go get the quotes, all of them, without editing and make your case or shut the fuck up since it was your story that actually evolved, from it's an outright lie to outright parsing of everything we said or posted to prove to yourself that you were only slightly wrong and therefore pretty much right...

I just linked you (without editing), changing your story. Period.

You realize every time you're held accountable for saying baseless or just plan wrong things you start spamming non-sequiturs, right?

 

[mercury14]

Why does it matter so much to you two fucking clowns?

It matters because if you're sitting there betting on the market to succeed after your post history, you're a monumental hypocrite.

 

[4est_4est_Gump]

It matters because if you're sitting there betting on the market to succeed after your post history, you're a monumental hypocrite.

Dumbshit. You really are.

I bet on it to succeed in the short term and in the long term but realize that there are going to be moments of opportunity when it fails. You try to do the same damned thing, only with too much effort...

I don't put that much into it and I have two strategies for two differing results.

I also own gold, bonds, and fucking cold, hard, cash as well as land. Then there's the varying insurance policies gathering equity.

Throb likes to take moments out (many of which occurred when he wasn't even a member of this board and one or two of them which occurred before there even was a Lit) of time (and context) and turn them into absolutes and you're an absolute idiot for following his lead and his claim that with every downturn of the economy, I just run out and claim to have made all the right moves, but that's because he's fixated on defeating me in order to deflect his own life's failures based on his gut hunches of Republicans bad, Democrats good, and you sir, seem to be on that same fucking path.

 

[4est_4est_Gump]

I just linked you (without editing), changing your story. Period.

You realize every time you're held accountable for saying baseless or just plan wrong things you start spamming non-sequiturs, right?

Now, you're just lying because you know you cherry-picked those to avoid the main posts.

I'm not eyer.

 

[Dribble]

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Snort! The last thing in the world I'm interested in is investigating your alleged bona fides, like I give a shit. All I need to know about your lack of knowledge skill and ability is revealed in your uninformed self promoting posts.

See, that's the thing isn't it? If you had investigated, then it wouldn't be "alleged" would it? It also wouldn't be "lack of knowledge skill and ability" would it? Nor would it be "uninformed" would it? I understand old people like you Vette. Filled with hatred and envy.

 

[mercury14]

I bet on it to succeed in the short term and in the long term but realize that there are going to be moments of opportunity when it fails. You try to do the same damned thing, only with too much effort...

So all this time through this 15,000-post thread where you've dissed the economy at every turn... you've actually been bettering on the market to succeed? There are no words for hypocrisy of this magnitude...

I don't put that much into it...

So then you missed out on one of the biggest market run-ups in history after all?

 

[mercury14]

Now, you're just lying because you know you cherry-picked those to avoid the main posts.

I'm not eyer.

I just took the only posts on this thread about the topic and it shows you changing your story. I even C&P'd you changing your story but instead of acknowledging it you spam non-sequiturs. You said the EPA was closing coal plants (which is false), then you said that only future plans are being changed. Those are two totally different things. Own it.

In the other thread, I have no doubt that coal plant plans down the road are being changed. But I don't care since they're just being replaced by natural gas plant plans.

- Natural gas is cheap as hell while the price of coal is rising since China is using it.
- The USA is the world's #1 producer of natural gas
- Extracting natural gas has far less environmental impact than coal mining.
- It produces less than half the CO2 emissions of coal
- It produces none of the toxic crap coal does that makes people sick

The free market is moving toward natural gas even without caps on coal plant emissions. If I remember correctly your article even said that.

 

[RobDownSouth]

So all this time through this 15,000-post thread where you've dissed the economy at every turn... you've actually been bettering on the market to succeed? There are no words for hypocrisy of this magnitude...

That....THAT....THAT'S DIFFERENT!!

 

[4est_4est_Gump]

So all this time through this 15,000-post thread where you've dissed the economy at every turn... you've actually been bettering on the market to succeed? There are no words for hypocrisy of this magnitude...




So then you missed out on one of the biggest market run-ups in history after all?

Do you purposely misread?

Or are you incapable of understanding?


PPPPPPPpsssstttttttttttt, hey, buddy...... looking at the futures, our "virtual" recovery might hit 13K today...

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[4est_4est_Gump]

Merc is a purposeful propagandist.

There is timing in the void.
Shinman Musashi



Isn't merc the guy who makes money no matter which way the market moves?

 

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[4est_4est_Gump]

He has a number of successful personas other than flying his desk in the Air Force.

Are you saying, Multiple Personality Disorder?

 

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[4est_4est_Gump]

I said it was a press-driven bubble.

They, like some here, should stop cheerleading for the administration and look at them as critically as they did the Bush administration.

U.S. stock-index futures were stuck deep in negative territory as traders grew increasingly concerned about the pace of expansion for the world's biggest economy.
Today's Markets

As of 7:45 a.m. ET, Dow Jones Industrial Average futures fell 112 points to 12866, S&P 500 futures dipped 14.1 points to 1376 and Nasdaq 100 futures dropped 28 points to 2726.

Many major equity markets, including those in the U.S., Europe and Asia, were closed when the Labor Department released its monthly jobs report on Friday. The data showed the economy adding only 120,000 jobs last month, the smallest gain since October, and far less than many economists expected.

The report sparked worries among many analysts that the pace of job growth that seemed robust just months ago may already be sputtering. Indeed, investment-banking giant Goldman Sachs (GS: 118.00, -1.96, -1.63%) sent a note to clients following the report saying "largely because of the weakness in the employment report, our standard metrics for evaluating the U.S. data flow have also started to send a less upbeat message."

This week is set to be quieter on the economic front, with data focusing mainly on inflation and the balance of trade. However, economists are likely to pay close attention to the weekly jobless claims report on tap for Friday.

*spit*

Read more: http://www.foxbusiness.com/markets/...res-sink-amid-economic-worries/#ixzz1rXo5zQUG

 

[RobDownSouth]

Now, you're just lying because you know you cherry-picked those to avoid the main posts.

I'm not eyer.

What have we learned? That the EPA is closing down coal power plants, except that they're not. Power companies are switching from new coal plants to new natural gas plants, which is the same thing, if you really really REALLY want it to be.

We've also learned that market-timer AJ has made a small fortune in the stock market over the past three years, while continuing to trash it on a near-daily basis. A classic case of Glibertarian "do as I say, not as I do".

Finally we've learned that a bellicose non-sequitur when caught in a direct lie is the functional equivalent of an apology.

Tsk...the "lessons" that poor home-schooled child must be learning!

 

[4est_4est_Gump]

We have Colonel Sybil on steroids.

Maybe he's learning to fly one over the...

 

[4est_4est_Gump]

The Colonel has a loose wing-nut man for copilot.

 

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[4est_4est_Gump]

There ya go. Oops, I see Rob's glistening snout attempting to infiltrate our perimeter.

*chuckle*

 

[RobDownSouth]

I said it was a press-driven bubble.

They, like some here, should stop cheerleading for the administration and look at them as critically as they did the Bush administration.



*spit*

Read more: http://www.foxbusiness.com/markets/...res-sink-amid-economic-worries/#ixzz1rXo5zQUG

I addressed this five days ago, but as usual you stuck your fingers in your ears and shouted LA LA LA I CAN'T HEAR YOU!

A single data point is not a "negative economic indicator", despite your best efforts to portray one as such.

A quick look at stock market futures for the past quarter shows that the index has gradually increased in price from 1253 to 1397, a gain of 11.5%.

LINK

 

[4est_4est_Gump]

As usual, we pay little or no attention to racist hate-mongers.




Have a Nice Day.

 

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[RobDownSouth]

As usual, we pay little or no attention to racist hate-mongers.

Have a Nice Day.

Run away, little man, run away! Don't let mean old Rob's reality intrude upon your carefully constructed fantasy bubble.

Vetty will succor you if needed....

 

[MeeMie]

The most compelling visual of any to date regarding just how false the Obama unemployment figures really are – and why the stock market is reacting so negatively to the lastest jobs report.

http://www.zerohedge.com/sites/defa...ageroot/2012/03/Labor Force Participation.jpg

What you are seeing in the above graph is the rise in numbers of Americans who have simply GIVEN UP trying to find work in Obama economy – at present approximately 88 MILLION people no longer being counted as part of the overall unemployment numbers – never in American history have so many Americans simply stopped trying to find a job.

A direct condemnation of the dangerous, irresponsible, and overwhelmingly negative impacts of Barack Obama’s Big Government economic programs decimating any incentive for businesses to expand and hire.