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  1. Peter Schiff: U.S. Rally Is Doomed, Gold Will Hit $5000

    Anyone got Schiffs annualized returns since inception? Even monthly returns from inception? I'd like to see that.
    Post by: achilles28, Sep 24, 2009 in forum: Economics

  2. Audit the Fed is a bad policy?

    Thank you.
    Post by: achilles28, Sep 24, 2009 in forum: Economics

  3. RIMM vs the other smartphones......

    Blackberry is a household name. The mass-market dummies want fashionable simplicity (email/texting). Smartphones = overkill. RIMM should...
    Post by: achilles28, Sep 24, 2009 in forum: Stocks

  4. Faber Says U.S. Government May Fail in 5 to 10 Years; Calls Bernanke "A Criminal"

    Bernacke is not incompetent. Or stupid. He knows EXACTLY what he's doing. That's what scares me.
    Post by: achilles28, Sep 24, 2009 in forum: Economics

  5. Faber Says U.S. Government May Fail in 5 to 10 Years; Calls Bernanke "A Criminal"

    What's not done, is just as important as what is done. That's how i know we've been taken to the cleaners. The solutions are obvious, and...
    Post by: achilles28, Sep 24, 2009 in forum: Economics

  6. Faber Says U.S. Government May Fail in 5 to 10 Years; Calls Bernanke "A Criminal"

    I think that's a great idea. Was it Rothbard who came up with the computer? Yea, whatever works. Fractional reserve banking and too much...
    Post by: achilles28, Sep 24, 2009 in forum: Economics

  7. Faber Says U.S. Government May Fail in 5 to 10 Years; Calls Bernanke "A Criminal"

    Not when the FED controls money supply.
    Post by: achilles28, Sep 24, 2009 in forum: Economics

  8. "Risk is not high, it is extreme."

    Thanks for pointing that out. Precarious.
    Post by: achilles28, Sep 23, 2009 in forum: Wall St. News

  9. Open & Close Times for 24 Hour Contracts?

    For 24-hour instruments like FX, index futures, bonds etc, what are the standard daily open-close times, large banks and D/B's use? For...
    Thread by: achilles28, Sep 23, 2009, 1 replies, in forum: Trading

  10. "This is without precedent in U.S. history"

    Is all you've got ? Household income is a real metric. Sorry. Per capita means "per head" of measure. I know this is real hard.
    Post by: achilles28, Sep 22, 2009 in forum: Economics

  11. "This is without precedent in U.S. history"

    Yep. Low quality products are conveniently ignored by Government bean counters, when inflation gets calculated. If something costs half, but...
    Post by: achilles28, Sep 22, 2009 in forum: Economics

  12. "This is without precedent in U.S. history"

    Cry us a river. :p
    Post by: achilles28, Sep 22, 2009 in forum: Economics

  13. Swissie spike!

    Euro spike was only 20 pips before offers came in. Not huge.
    Post by: achilles28, Sep 22, 2009 in forum: Forex

  14. "This is without precedent in U.S. history"

    Don't throw stones in a glass house, bud. You picked a fight, so I fought. Sorry for your loss, btw.
    Post by: achilles28, Sep 22, 2009 in forum: Economics

  15. "This is without precedent in U.S. history"

    Are you making the argument product quality today, is better than it was 50 years ago? Cars are built cheaper, breakdown and fall-apart...
    Post by: achilles28, Sep 22, 2009 in forum: Economics

  16. "This is without precedent in U.S. history"

    The BLS uses deflationary standard-of-living metrics. But not inflationary. That's the point. If I buy a 32 inch flat screen for a 40%...
    Post by: achilles28, Sep 22, 2009 in forum: Economics

  17. "This is without precedent in U.S. history"

    Yea, and its all financed by DEBT. Very little of it is actual equity or legitimate ownership. I guess that's why people buy-into the...
    Post by: achilles28, Sep 22, 2009 in forum: Economics

  18. "This is without precedent in U.S. history"

    And you provided nicely for your family. Right? Thanks for proving my point.
    Post by: achilles28, Sep 22, 2009 in forum: Economics

  19. "This is without precedent in U.S. history"

    Don't feel bad your grandparents dined on soup and crackers while mine ate sirloin. Its the free market, bud.
    Post by: achilles28, Sep 22, 2009 in forum: Economics

  20. "This is without precedent in U.S. history"

    Hey Pabst, I agree with half of that. Consumer goods were more expensive. But people earned more. And in many cases, enough to support a...
    Post by: achilles28, Sep 22, 2009 in forum: Economics
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