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

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Time to pull AJ's "Man Card" again!


I asked VatAss the other day how much quantitative easing would adversely impact his clients' portfolios. Nor surprisingly, he was too chickenshit to answer.

But you, Chief, are a Marine...and a Black Belt...and stuff.
YOU are brave.
I know YOU will have NO PROBLEM WHATSOEVER in GOING ON THE RECORD with YOUR PREDICTION on how much QE will adversely impact your portfolio.

Right, AJ?
RIGHT?
 
The price of gold and silver quoted in our pudgy dollars will answer your question.:rolleyes:

So are you predicting that the price of gold and silver will rise due to QE3?

Are you man enough to offer up a prediction as to the percentage, and how long it will take to reach that percentage increase?

Or are you too ashamed to go on record?

Nut up or shut up time, grampa. Choice is yours.

I predict you'll be too much of a pussy to go on record with a prediction.
 
No you stupid idiot, I can't. It depends on how fast, when, and how much of that QE is injected by the banks into the general economy (they aren't loaning much these days). But the escalating price of gold and silver and other commodities is an indicator. Why don't you become familiar with a good inflation calculator, you might learn something beside how to jack your jaws.

Who needs business loans from a bank when we can just borrow money from our parents?
 
No you stupid idiot, I can't. It depends on how fast, when, and how much of that QE is injected by the banks into the general economy (they aren't loaning much these days). But the escalating price of gold and silver and other commodities is an indicator. Why don't you become familiar with a good inflation calculator, you might learn something beside how to jack your jaws.

Okay, so we have established that you have no idea how much QE3 will adversely impact an investment portfolio, but we're supposed to accept on faith the canard that "everybody knows" that it will happen. Got it.

Now then, let's look at the last round of quantitative easing. That happened quite a while ago. You would think there would be some sort of research ginned up by good Republican-approved sources that would document the turrible turrible things that QE does to a portfolio.

Try as I might, though, I am unable to locate anything....and I do mean ANYTHING....to document your hypothesis that QE has a material impact on a portfolio.

I'm not going to call you a lying son of a bitch....yet.

I'll give you plenty of time to do some research on your own. Consult your favorite "go to" Republican sources. Give us some links. Prove your hypothesis.

And if you can't?

well.......;)
 
The shill for Mises.org should be by any moment now to answer all your questions:rolleyes:
 
No you stupid idiot, I can't. It depends on how fast, when, and how much of that QE is injected by the banks into the general economy (they aren't loaning much these days). But the escalating price of gold and silver and other commodities is an indicator. Why don't you become familiar with a good inflation calculator, you might learn something beside how to jack your jaws.

Hey fed trying to stop deflation inflation isn't are problem.
Look at what's happened last 5 years
2 rebate checks
Cash for shit cars
Q1
Q2
Twist
Q3
I might forgot few but point is there trying to get back to 14,300 and it's not working.
 
Hey fed trying to stop deflation inflation isn't are problem.
Look at what's happened last 5 years
2 rebate checks
Cash for shit cars
Q1
Q2
Twist
Q3
I might forgot few but point is there trying to get back to 14,300 and it's not working.

In as much as the stock market has only gotten 90% of the way there, yes it's not working.
 
obama will not be able to restart our economy, why? because obama is a taker and doesn't know how to generate wealth or interest.

and when I mean taker, I mean that the obama wears green pantyhose and steals money from hard working Amerian's and gives it to lazy people that will vote for him
 
CHICAGO (MarketWatch) -- The Treasury Department is resisting General Motors' push for the government to sell off its stake in the auto maker, The Wall Street Journal reports. Following a $50 billion bailout in 2009, the U.S. taxpayers now own almost 27% of the company. But the newspaper said GM executives are now chafing at that, saying it hurts the company's reputation and its ability to attract top talent due to pay restrictions. Earlier this year, GM presented a plan to repurchase 200 million of the 500 million shares the U.S. holds with the balance being sold via a public offering. But officials at the Treasury Department were not interested as selling now would lead to a multibillion dollar loss for the government, the newspaper noted.
 
The number of times Obama’s campaign has tweeted about Jay-Z and Beyonce: 47.

The number of times Obama’s campaign has tweeted about the death of four Americans in the Middle East: 1.
 
The number of times Obama’s campaign has tweeted about Jay-Z and Beyonce: 47.

The number of times Obama’s campaign has tweeted about the death of four Americans in the Middle East: 1.

Well he does have his priorities. :cool:
 
The number of times Obama’s campaign has tweeted about Jay-Z and Beyonce: 47.

The number of times Obama’s campaign has tweeted about the death of four Americans in the Middle East: 1.

The number of times Obama’s campaign has tweeted about the American way of life in the pursuit of joy and happiness in the face of doom and gloom: 47.

The number of times Obama’s campaign has tweeted about and capitalized on the death of four Americans in the Middle East in order to foster more strife, hatred and animosity: 0.
 
Okay, so we have established that you have no idea how much QE3 will adversely impact an investment portfolio, but we're supposed to accept on faith the canard that "everybody knows" that it will happen. Got it.

Now then, let's look at the last round of quantitative easing. That happened quite a while ago. You would think there would be some sort of research ginned up by good Republican-approved sources that would document the turrible turrible things that QE does to a portfolio.

Try as I might, though, I am unable to locate anything....and I do mean ANYTHING....to document your hypothesis that QE has a material impact on a portfolio.

I'm not going to call you a lying son of a bitch....yet.

I'll give you plenty of time to do some research on your own. Consult your favorite "go to" Republican sources. Give us some links. Prove your hypothesis.

And if you can't?

well.......;)

Bumpin for the Vettebigot...

Here, pussy, pussy....
 
The number of times the Obama campaign decided to fuck off with a a bunch of tweets-47, the number of times they decided to tweet about work-0.

:rolleyes::rolleyes:

The number of times Vetteman has wasted his remaining life online just weakly bitching and bullshitting about "libs" and Democrats:

http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-g0as_j4qaeY/T-QZL-BTkPI/AAAAAAAABgI/_CVRRLSZIf4/s1600/infinity.gif

The number of times Vetteman could be doing something constructive with his remaining life and changing America other than just weakly bitching and bullshitting online about "libs" and Democrats:

http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-g0as_j4qaeY/T-QZL-BTkPI/AAAAAAAABgI/_CVRRLSZIf4/s1600/infinity.gif
 
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