Tuesday, August 28, 2007

 

Quick Alert: Wall Street Vomits on the Fed

After seeing the Fed minutes, I am convinced they (The Fed) are trying to kill the market. No one can be this stupid, not even Greenspan.

These fuckers are still fighting inflation, reminiscent of the Japanese soldiers marooned on that island-- still fighting WWII 50 years after the fact.

In short, for some reason, the Fed is interested in "mushroom clouding" equity holders.

Who knows?

So, in my humble opinion, sell now or die young amidst stock market carnage, saddled with massive amounts of debt, after your Mcmansion is forclosed on and your wife and kids leave you.

Comments:
are you serious about selling all long positions? sometimes i cant tell if you are being sarcastic or prophetic.
 
Speaking of long positions, my advanced chart chomping skills tell me MVIS is coiling up for a big move. Whether that big move is up or down cannot be determined.

This is the beauty of technical analysis.
 
Wait are the Chinese buy Mcmansions?
 
you are such a fucktard.. have you even looked at crude or grain prices? !
of course theyre worried about inflation! you want them to cut so your penny stocks can gain a few % while gas prices shoot thru the roof and the price of wheaties shoot to $10 a box because of more temporary demand.

sell your damn MVIS penny stock and come up with another idea ya big baby.
 
mike, you are a towel.
 
...a stupid towel.
 
Not a good week to make big prognostications IMO.

Lots of give up today. Could be part of the retest of the lows.

Time will tell. Hang tough Sir Fly
 
Mike--

Your Mother is a goat fucker.

There is no inflation threat.

We've been living with high oil prices for years.

Now go fuck your Mothers goat.
 
Fly, how long is your survivor beard?
 
fly,
sell every thing including mvis. What els can we buy to keep us safe and sane.
 
Fuck you, not selling MVIS.

Short LAZ, long SRS, short MDC.

My wife made me shave my beard last week.

However, I will grow another.

I repeat, there is no inflation risk. Currently, the greater risk is deflation--quit looking at lagging indicators.
 
Find some broken companies. If the market is going to take a hit these next couple of months why not join the "dark side" until the new bull market begins?

-DT
 
By the way:

I'm as serious as a cheap heart attack.
 
STOP TRADING, Mike!

Rising commodity prices do not cause inflation.

Inflation is a monetary phenomena. It only occurs when money supplied exceeds money demanded.

The threat of deflation is now significantly higher than inflation.

Welcome to August 2007.
 
Sorry fly,
I should have put a question mark at the end of the statements "sell every thing including mvis?" and " What els can we buy to keep us safe and sane?"
Sorry my ingrish in not so very good because I just crossed the border and came from Canada.
 
omfg! inflation is being caused by our weak as fuck dollar you dolt!

you think we're going to let europe or the UK by our grain at pennies on the dollar you shit for brains tick watcher. of course we have to charge them more, and ourselves more in the process. wheat all time highs , beans $9???!!! WTF go buy a gallon of milk with your 1 share of MVIS.. pretty soon you wont be able to even do that
 
Pack your bags and move to Antarctica.
 
Mike - when the dollar bull market was running in earnest during the late 1990's, how come prices, as you say, did not fall?
 
i want to be a guest broker on this site.. and i'll come up with ideas other than MVIS lol.

here my first one.. short oil here @ 72 you stupid fuckers, cause when we go into the depression and every joe construction worker and real estate agent gets shit canned, we'll have plenty of it in a few months.
 
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razorback what was the price of oil in the late 90s??? $11!!!

wtf read up before you post stupid shit like that
 
Mike--

Normally, I'd say "fuck a goat" and move on. But, being that today is so special (end of market), I will debate you.

Have you looked at Europe's M3?

They are printing money, faster than ever.

Why do you assume a cut in rates will cause the dollar to slide?

Have you ever considered people are more interested in a vibrant economy than high rates, when looking for a safe place to put money?

If we head into recession, partly thanks to tight monetary policy, do you believe the dollar will fair better?

In short, you are a fucktard, who couldn't shine my shoes on a rainy/muddy day.

Now, you can fuck off.
 
By the way, you are correct in assuming oil will trade lower.

Which, ironically, is opposite your retarded inflation concerns.

Deflation is any economy's worst nightmare.

By the way, once crop prices begin to fall, what will you say next?

Let me guess, tuition prices are high.

The Fed needs to cut by 75 basis points to stay ahead of the curve.
 
"razorback what was the price of oil in the late 90s??? $11!!! wtf read up before you post stupid shit like that"

Mike, you did quote the price of wheat, beans, and milk, which is what I was responding.

Broker A basically summed up your life story.

Now go buy some Treasury Inflation Protected Securities and shut the frick up.
 
How long until Cerberus goes bankrupt?
 
or Atticus.
 
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broker A

keep your eyes closed and keep throwing them darts at the penny stocks..

or

take a 3rd mortgage out on your trailer and short the russell 2000

while i dont expect the dollar to get hammered on a rate cut because they are as fucked up overseas as we are here (UK has a much worse subprime/debt problem than we do.. and that fucking mess hasnt even started yet) and thats why you'll see them pumping massive liquidity into their markets.. why?? because they fucking can get away with it.. they can do it for years and still not catch up to what we've done.



dollar @ .80 in itself is causing massive inflation.

you dont get a longterm vibrant economy from debt/liquidity explosions. you get a short term crack fix... and now we're going to feel the withdrawals.

ER -2% still time to short
 
only way grain prices are going to come down is

a)dollar goes back to 1.00
b)massive worldwide slowdown.
c) china and india somehow discover a way to feed billion of people on rocks and sand
 
Mike--

You made zero valid points.

Assuming grain prices cannot come down is comical.

End of debate.
 
the market intends to practice self immolation until the fed academic airhead finally gets the fucking message. it's an art, jerkoff, not a science. act now, and the pain of the recession will be less, act after all the facts are in, and the pain will be staggering.
 
I spit on the Fed.
 
Bernanke needs to set this market straight and tell them that the Fed ain't cutting rates. Thats right. No Rate Cut.

The market is behaving like a crack whore. "Got some rate cut " "Please gotta have a rate cut"

Bernanke needs to pimp slap this crack whore bitch of a market. He needs to threaten a rate hike if this shit continues.
 
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CapGame--

But, I need me a rate cut.

How much for a rate cut?

Can someone bribe Bernanke, crackhead style, for a rate cut?

Funny stuff.
 
this is not about the market. the market is just the messenger, it's about the economy. we ARE going into a recession, the only question that needs to be addressed is how severe will it be. if you get what you want, the answer is very very severe.
 
The Fed is laying the groundwork for a rate cut in Sept. The wheels grind slowly. Read between the lines:

"By Aug. 17 as the credit crunch spread and financial markets grew more turbulent, the Fed found the "downside risks to growth have increased appreciably," a grimmer assessment than it had offered earlier in the month. Fed policymakers, in their new assessment, did not mention the threat of inflation."
 
Long rates have been stimulative for a long time. Anybody who has wanted to borrow the past few years has been able to do so on very favorable terms (see the housing, LBO, and stock buyback bubbles). So I think a FED rate cut will juice financial asset prices but it won't help the economy much.
 
Um, there's nothing wrong with the economy.

There's something wrong with the credit markets due to overreaction.

Fed doesn't have to "help the economy," he has to make sure there's available liquidity.

Dat's it.
 
Errrrr.

Wrong.

The banking crisis will make you regret the day you were born.
 
Nuh uh.

Take a Tums, and go long tomorrow morning at 9:45.
 
Running Jesus, it only took three days after my posts and the turbo turds have taken over.
Recession? Close this site down and open up FlyBanksCoin.com. And block all these recessshit pukers.
 
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