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The Technician wrote:
Well actually Tekno.......if I get you right, I have been making some G fund predictions in the G fund thread.....they are not always accurate due to the methodology of the treasuries, but I have it graphed and dated on a good possible date....right at the moment, I'm predicting the 22nd as the next uptick on it....

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Thanks

the way the equities look we all may be still quivering in the G come the 22nd....LOL

HOWEVER.....watch the boyz in the hedgies make this a bear trap thru oex before it's all over with......japimho...LOL

take care

tekno
 
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Quips wrote:
teknobucks -- you're a trip!

Thank you for that reading ... looks very entertaining. Sci-fi econ! I needed that diversion.
ya know sometimes the banksters want us all to think it is all over the top.....:shock:

kinda like the air force does with ufo's....LMAO

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the book "creature from jekyll island" will bring it all home :s

http://www.talkaboutinvestments.com/group/sci.econ/messages/179412.html
 
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Birchtree wrote:
Or unfortunately a small piece of the sky could fall. You people got me so depressed I'm going to flog myself like a good Iranian until I bleed in the street. Then I'm going to come find you and sever your head for the sake of Allah. I have so much venom against the Clinton people you don't even want to go there. Why was Sandy Berger stealing classified documents - cover up punk. We have an energy production shortage because of regulation, we have a refining shortage because of regulation, we will have a peak electricity demand shortage because of regulation - who was on watch as President. Who knelt down beside Monica -Janet Reno of course. This Democratic legacy will burn along with the Trade Towers - they knew more and did not respond because they are liberals - and it is happening again. Only this time the quiet majority will stand together and shut them to hell up. There - now tell me to beware of Hillary and her ilk.

Dennis
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technobucks regarding "creature from Jeckyll Is."

Hmmm, another interesting post on your part; I read the review.

Currently I'm involved with another book: The King of California that is co-authored by Arax and Wartzman. It is a bit of a fluff job about a the Boswell family and their involvement in the San Joaquin valley in Ca. ... especially in Corcoran. It's good reading if you like biographies, history and a bit of sociology. Generally its about the entreupueners, labor movement, governmentand environment/ecology of that area. The history about Lake Tulare and all the rivers that used to flow to it and around there is excellent. It has a lot to do with the irrigating of what they calll the Central Valley ... no small feat ... and the agricultural production of that area. It is a marvel really.

The authorshandled some of the principle characters of that saga very lightly ... I guess they had to seeing the book was based on all kinds of interviews with the principals and other players ... especially the Salyer family and its operations there.

I read the book on my (train) commute to work.

I don't know if I'd get into something like "The Creature of Jeckyll Island" tho. It sounds like a real DOWNER. What can anyone do about it even if it is too true? That is the system! If one looks too hard about the workings of the Fed, it has to be a BUMMER. I don't want my nose shoved into the explicit details of FIAT money and the like. I can still remember Greenspanworried sickwhen government revenues ran into surpluses during the Clinton year. Lots of what is said in Jeckyll Island may be true, but economics is fairly dismal as it is, I don't need my nose shoved into its explicitly dismal details ... except when I may feel masochistically inclined to do so (?).
 
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Quips wrote:
I don't know if I'd get into something like "The Creature of Jeckyll Island" tho. It sounds like a real DOWNER. What can anyone do about it even if it is too true? That is the system! If one looks too hard about the workings of the Fed, it has to be a BUMMER. I don't want my nose shoved into the explicit details of FIAT money and the like. I can still remember Greenspanworried sickwhen government revenues ran into surpluses during the Clinton year. Lots of what is said in Jeckyll Island may be true, but economics is fairly dismal as it is, I don't need my nose shoved into its explicitly dismal details ... except when I may feel masochistically inclined to do so (?).


It is a downer. But it may be the closest thing to a crystal ball one can get. Won't get into the "we're stuck" notion, but if it helps one get a clearer picture of what's going on one may make better investment decisions.
 
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Quips wrote:
Currently I'm involved with another book: The King of California that is co-authored by Arax and Wartzman. It is a bit of a fluff job about a the Boswell family and their involvement in the San Joaquin valley in Ca. ... especially in Corcoran. It's good reading if you like biographies, history and a bit of sociology. Generally its about the entreupueners, labor movement, governmentand environment/ecology of that area. The history about Lake Tulare and all the rivers that used to flow to it and around there is excellent. It has a lot to do with the irrigating of what they calll the Central Valley ... no small feat ... and the agricultural production of that area. It is a marvel really.
understand what u r saying...however the book does call for the abolishment of the fed. you know most people think the fed is some kind of reserve bank that is part of the government:shock:

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did not know the town of Corcoran played such a roll in the calif. aqueduct system.

the politically driven hydrologic struggle surrounding water rights out west are very interesting indeed. thehetch hetchyvalley accoriding to somewas as pretty as yosemite http://www.sierraclub.org/ca/hetchhetchy/

water is more important than oil ;)

tekno

ever check out mono lake? believe the la aqueduct starts there....lake has some strange tuffa formations in it.
 
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Well I said that the Monday several weeks ago was a bad day....turns out, the markets been down ever sense.....at the moment I firmly believe that we will continue the roll off and looking aheadI believe the 1st week of Sept is going to bring the market more bad tidings......:shock:

Strange, didn't I say something like what is and has happened,back in April/May timeframe.........its gonna walllow around and then fall down.....:D

Hmmmm, its going to be a bad year for the kids at Christmas.....I think I said that too.....:?

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Yeap...as a recap I said in Short term outlook....

I posted this on Market watch today....

"The market activity today has made me go back and take a look at the past...:?..this morning I really searched the past data and I find it uncanny similar in dates and market movement around this time in 2000 ..;)......if we can get thru this week without setting a new low.....which I'm still speculating in 1120's or lower, then I would be willing to bet that we will have a summer similiar to 2000.....up till the first week in Aug......again another cautious period.....but this one is even more cautious than at the moment......as a matter of fact I would say right now its a dead end........:shock:

This week has been a true test of the market strength.....if we don't get the down stroke here soon .....Ithink we will be going sideways through Augso certain market parties can sell out and go short......in the mean time we could just have some fun and play.....

You never know .... and I'll feel better next week....whether we are down or up...at least I will feel more assured how stable things will be.....:^

:dude:"



Look out in first week of Sept.....

:^
 
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