Comedy time.
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Hey, what the crap happened to your icon at the top. It now says you were looking for higher stock prices in 2008.
is that part of the comedy or has someone hacked your site?
Ryan
America is done.
America has been done. Next.
No, Ryan – that’s Fly running up his indicator like a big old Jolly Roger.
As Jake will be happy to tell you – the imminent demise in the USD – does indeed mean the market will rocket higher.
They say a picture is worth a thousand words:
the graph
I had that header up since Thursday.
I change it with my market sentiment.
I am bullish until I am not.
Bullish hey Fly
Be careful not to let your balls hang out there too long and get castrated like a lot of the bulltards.
This funnel is not over yet. This short term rally is setting up nice for a fucking clawhammer beat down.
“But if you wish to remain slaves of bankers and pay the cost of your own slavery, let them create money.” – Joshua Stamp, Director, Bank of England, 1928
Nice chart Cuervo. I used the UUP for a similar chart.
Its all about manipulation in the end.
Next week they will make the market rise all week long. Just watch. Take the lazy way out with some TNA, QLD, whatever… it all bullshit anyway.
Flashing lights…She don’t believe in shootin’ stars,
But she believe in shoes & cars (u know them bitches!!)
P.S. Nip Tuck is GOD and Dr. Troy is the man!
Sleeping is for fags.
shit goes to zero
Get some fuckin sleep and stop watchin shit like this.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YynzkJQ9B10
Kind of amazing that Kris Kristofferson ever got on the screen, with that eyebrow-less condition and all.
Good song writer, though.
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Phil_from_brazil…watch your mouth. Without the good ole USA up North here…you just might find yourself talking Russian or Chinese in a few years….Don’t be an ungrateful prick.
Never heard of Rollover so I googled it to check out the plot.
Okay, so it’s got a couple of Holland Tunnel-sized gaping holes in it.
But you gotta love a bullshit story about investment banking that uses commercial banks as the protagonist, because, well, it’s 1981 and no one knows that the fluck an investment bank is anyway.
Alan Pakula was a pretty good director, as I recall, but you know that with Hanoi Jane in the mix, the whole thing was commie in origin.
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Cuervo, I’m not as enamored of that chart, as there are more currencies in the world than the Euro, which is dead sooner than the dollar.
Using UUP (as someone mentioned), gives you a better scan of the entire (non-gold) monetary markets.
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I never heard of it either. Looks like it might be fun.
Perhaps auteur Pakula knew too much? From his bio:
Pakula died in 1998 in a bizarre car accident on the Long Island Expressway in Melville, New York at the age of 70. A driver in front of him struck a metal pipe, which went through Pakula’s windshield, striking him in the head and causing him to swerve off the road and into a fence. He was killed instantly.
Ah, my darling murderous L.I.E. Killer of Harry Chapin, as well.
One wonder when one could get up enough speed to be bothered by flying objects? Must have been a more innocent time.
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‘Course, then there’s this:
In 1971, Pakula released the first installment of what would informally come to be known as his “paranoia trilogy”. Klute, the story of a private eye’s relationship with a call girl (played by Jane Fonda, who won an Oscar for her performance), was a commercial and critical success. This was followed in 1974 by The Parallax View starring Warren Beatty, a similarly labyrinthine post-Watergate thriller notable for its experimental use of hypnotic imagery in a celebrated film-within-a-film sequence in which the protagonist is inducted into the mysterious Parallax Corporation.
Finally, in 1976, Pakula rounded out the “trilogy” with All the President’s Men, based on the bestselling account of the Watergate scandal written by Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein, who were played in the movie by Robert Redford and Dustin Hoffman. It was another commercial hit, considered by many critics and fans to be one of the best thrillers of the 1970s.[1]
Hmmmm… Fonda, Beatty and Redford… pretty much the “Leninist Trifecta” with that grouping. And Keifer Sutherland’s Dad (who starred with Hanoi Jane in Klute) was no slouch either when it came to the Soviet worship.
He must just love “24.”
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gold, glocks, and ammo
Anonymous, you forgot the rice.
Graphic scale of the US dollar value on the brink of collapse
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3DPfKxOQGHU&feature=related
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“Graphic scene” of the dog just after his 1/26 prediction of the S&P “on the brink of collapse”.
http://www.ebaumsworld.com/video/watch/924879/
Lady Guenevere Says:
Graphic scale of the US dollar value on the brink of collapse
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3DPfKxOQGHU&feature=related
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Good! Guillotine the heads off the necks of the rich, and print more money.
BTW: Glenn Beck is a lunatic NAZI.
Dubai real estate – if you were thinking of a villa in that region, prices are better than ever.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sk9Sbpnkd-4
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Jed: This is the final time I’ll address you, since it’s clear you’re no more than 12 years old.
You add NOTHING to God’s blog. You’ve done nothing but clutter the comments section with your childish attacks on some of the main stays on God’s blog. You attacked The Zombie. No biggie. I’ve been getting rude comments from bible pounders since the “The Fly is God” message began over two years ago. But to attack Mr KC Bill, Kidstock and now Phil From Brazil?
To quote Pacino from GGR: “You’re a fucking child.”
To quote The Machine from GGR: “I’m done with ya.”
Fly gets it wrong for weeks in a row but calls one day right and people call him god. Its easy to call a market bullish with stimulus & treasury pumping things up.
Folks,
Speaking of something slightly more long term: what the hell do I do with the 60% of my 401k I have left. Move everything to a money market? Hope that Latin America is so backwards it won’t care about the apocalypse and go with emerging market funds? Gold and Silver? Say fuck it and continue throwing money into the wind?
Would totally appreciate any advice.
Its a no brainer to call Friday & Monday bullish, just listen to the news. Your track record on calling days & even half days Fly are poor when there is not overwhelming news to go on. You make money for sure mostly from hedging no one disputes that.
I have been searching for answer to this,If the government decides to nationalize the bank(s),what would happen to our etf’s, ie:SKF,SRS,FAZ,FAS,etc.
My plan is developing to prepare for the currency storm.
Kmorph — if you are serious about not knowing what to do, then go 25% precious metals (silver & gold, platinum if you feel comfortable, but make it mostly gold) and keep the rest in cash, with 20% set aside for “opportunities” for which you will have to pay attention.
I think TBT is a no brainer as well, but something you may have to watch in the near term, as I expect a pull back here to at least the low 40’s.
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omfgitsjd, how about, guns (lots of bullets), farm in backyard and get ready for world wide depression when shit hits the fan…
don’t forget about power, fresh water, and to sharpen up your hunting/fishing skills.
I was not familiar with this movie; thanks for the clip and the info.
The timing of it’s release is interesting, pretty much right at the peak of all the post-seventies’ financial turmoil. You could say that this movie culminated with a lot of the fear of the times. I think we can probably look forward to more movies like this in the future.
Comedy time indeed.
I was a boyscout in the Rockies growing up. A few weeks with a backpack and a rifle really isn’t all that bad. I would much prefer to be able to buy my way out of trouble though. So…….
What I need is to refer to the crystal ball. Figure out what the scenarios are with stocks and currencies and then pick the most likely scenarios. There’s some crazy shit goin down.
Who the fuck in their right mind would want to help?! They suck tax payer dry now they are going after the private sector?! If I really want to invest in the bank, why the fuck would I want to buy their worthless shit?! I just wait other dumb fuck to buy up the worthless shit and then I invest in the “new” bank. What the fuck are they thinking?!
http://www.marketwatch.com/news/story/Obama-adviser-says-private-capital/story.aspx?guid=%7B4FC3C039%2DAABB%2D49F1%2D99F6%2D1F9795E9C4B3%7D&dist=hplatest
Economist and markets created a system equal to a weather system — it is organic and is impossible control.
Expect some bullshit stories on food shortages, such as the rice shortage in Feb-Mar of 2008 that made news headlines and caused a panic among the rice loving peoples of California.
The Zombie is a droning sycophant sausage licker. Write it down.
Jake: Thanks – I think the framing of my question was a bit off. I do have a sense of what to do (and have been doing it within the limits of my employer’s plans), but was looking for additional input from the forum. There are plenty of people smarter than I visiting this board (you know who you are), and I never hesitate to listen.
wehn will that fucker geithner spit in the hole on monday
I am back from the tradeshow, the turn out for the V-twin Expo in Cincinnati was 1/2 of last year. About 50 companies from last year were not there this year, around 20 were booked, but cancelled back in Nov. and the turn out for this year, only filled 3/4 of one floor of the Duke Energy Convention Center, normally fills all floors with vendors/companies even in the hallways. All the restaurants were half capacity, even the Havana Martini Bar was dead. When we went into it, there were only 3 people there……. weird….. this is reality.
As far as reality on a normal, american working mans plain, this upcoming Daytona 500, seats sold and capacity levels will be a good indication as well.
as far as the strippers convention, more developing…..
The Artist, I just came back from a trade show in Boston. The traffic was good, but not much buying. My brother was in NYC for a show last month, he said it was very quiet. Atlanta, Dallas shows all have been way off from last year. I’m not sure of your industry, but these are unsettling trends, no matter what business you are in. Commercial real estate is going to get a major haircut over the coming years, probably a lot worse than residential (mall ghost towns). We are way over retailed in this country in my opinion. Cheers!
@Jake – I agree with you on UUP as I use it for pretty much the same thing you talk about it.
I just wanted to demonstrate that the effect works using something other than an ETF.