Re:BLLB--Open Line Friday - 2008/08/22 01:32 pmSomeone said earlier that we should not be considered a serious stock discussion thread because of what we choose to while our time away with.I beg to differ.I feel that we are no less academic about stock substances than SWVC or WNBD.When I look at their pages I find many pictures of scantily clad women,dogs with rockets up their asses,all types of cartoon characters & etc,etc.Seems we are being labeled according to how a few peoples opinion percieve our thread.If you want something done right,do it yourself.If you cant do it yourself,either do without or get used to mediocracy.
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Re:BLLB--Open Line Friday - 2008/08/22 01:42 pmMy whole screen is red.If you want something done right,do it yourself.If you cant do it yourself,either do without or get used to mediocracy.
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Re:BLLB--Open Line Friday - 2008/08/22 02:07 pmpolliesboy wrote: My whole screen is red.
TGIF
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Re:BLLB--Open Line Friday - 2008/08/22 02:17 pmIve been watching the situation with Freddie & Fannie.The more I watch the more Im beginning to think other than use of FDIC depositor guarantees they should take their lumps.The people that screw with depositors trust should be taught a lesson by losing they own money also,When they fail the speculative appreciation will seek its true level.It will cause much hardship for a while,but in the long term will make the economy stronger when it does come out of the recession.Since its considered unethical to help the poor people.then its certainly wrong to bail out the affluent people that got in trouble being greedy.They gambled.they should not have their money refunded by the poor who did not get the benefit of this gamble.Let them eat their own losses.If you want something done right,do it yourself.If you cant do it yourself,either do without or get used to mediocracy.
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Re:BLLB--Open Line Friday - 2008/08/22 02:22 pmSorry if this has been covered.. but I found free level 2 @ http://www.hotstocked.com
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Re:BLLB--Open Line Friday - 2008/08/22 02:31 pmI have asked this question before and still have not received an answer. Does anyone here know when the DVDs for PASO are to be mailed out? They were supposed to mail out thousands of them. Maybe that is why the stock has not gone up.
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Re:BLLB--Open Line Friday - 2008/08/22 02:33 pmpolliesboy wrote: Ive been watching the situation with Freddie & Fannie.The more I watch the more Im beginning to think other than use of FDIC depositor guarantees they should take their lumps.The people that screw with depositors trust should be taught a lesson by losing they own money also,When they fail the speculative appreciation will seek its true level.It will cause much hardship for a while,but in the long term will make the economy stronger when it does come out of the recession.Since its considered unethical to help the poor people.then its certainly wrong to bail out the affluent people that got in trouble being greedy.They gambled.they should not have their money refunded by the poor who did not get the benefit of this gamble.Let them eat their own losses. Jeez!That must be my old republican side showing through.Now if I can just figure why the conservatives aren`t all over this issue I might not be so confused at why Im called a liberal.If you want something done right,do it yourself.If you cant do it yourself,either do without or get used to mediocracy.
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Re:BLLB--Open Line Friday - 2008/08/22 02:34 pmpolliesboy wrote: Ive been watching the situation with Freddie & Fannie.The more I watch the more Im beginning to think other than use of FDIC depositor guarantees they should take their lumps.The people that screw with depositors trust should be taught a lesson by losing they own money also,When they fail the speculative appreciation will seek its true level.It will cause much hardship for a while,but in the long term will make the economy stronger when it does come out of the recession.Since its considered unethical to help the poor people.then its certainly wrong to bail out the affluent people that got in trouble being greedy.They gambled.they should not have their money refunded by the poor who did not get the benefit of this gamble.Let them eat their own losses.
The healthy banks will feed on their bones and that will be the end of a quazigovernmental dominance of the mortgage market. Pain now will be gain later.I may not always be right but I'm never wrong
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Re:BLLB--Open Line Friday - 2008/08/22 02:35 pmpolliesboy wrote: polliesboy wrote: Ive been watching the situation with Freddie & Fannie.The more I watch the more Im beginning to think other than use of FDIC depositor guarantees they should take their lumps.The people that screw with depositors trust should be taught a lesson by losing they own money also,When they fail the speculative appreciation will seek its true level.It will cause much hardship for a while,but in the long term will make the economy stronger when it does come out of the recession.Since its considered unethical to help the poor people.then its certainly wrong to bail out the affluent people that got in trouble being greedy.They gambled.they should not have their money refunded by the poor who did not get the benefit of this gamble.Let them eat their own losses. Jeez!That must be my old republican side showing through.Now if I can just figure why the conservatives aren`t all over this issue I might not be so confused at why Im called a liberal.
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Re:BLLB--Open Line Friday - 2008/08/22 02:36 pmslickrick wrote: I have asked this question before and still have not received an answer. Does anyone here know when the DVDs for PASO are to be mailed out? They were supposed to mail out thousands of them. Maybe that is why the stock has not gone up. Slick I for one have no answer as I do not follow it.The only one of their picks I still follow is Spicy Pickle SPKL.I feel it has basic fundamental potenial.If you want something done right,do it yourself.If you cant do it yourself,either do without or get used to mediocracy.
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Re:BLLB--Open Line Friday - 2008/08/22 02:37 pmAriSquad wrote: Sorry if this has been covered.. but I found free level 2 @ http://www.hotstocked.com
It did not work. It said it only works in real time whatever that means.
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Re:BLLB--Open Line Friday - 2008/08/22 02:39 pmslickrick wrote: I have asked this question before and still have not received an answer. Does anyone here know when the DVDs for PASO are to be mailed out? They were supposed to mail out thousands of them. Maybe that is why the stock has not gone up.
Received mine about four weeks ago. But, it is nothing to brag about. It was the same stuff you saw here on Stockwire.
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Re:BLLB--Open Line Friday - 2008/08/22 02:45 pmgoldenrod wrote: polliesboy wrote: Ive been watching the situation with Freddie & Fannie.The more I watch the more Im beginning to think other than use of FDIC depositor guarantees they should take their lumps.The people that screw with depositors trust should be taught a lesson by losing they own money also,When they fail the speculative appreciation will seek its true level.It will cause much hardship for a while,but in the long term will make the economy stronger when it does come out of the recession.Since its considered unethical to help the poor people.then its certainly wrong to bail out the affluent people that got in trouble being greedy.They gambled.they should not have their money refunded by the poor who did not get the benefit of this gamble.Let them eat their own losses.
The healthy banks will feed on their bones and that will be the end of a quazigovernmental dominance of the mortgage market. Pain now will be gain later. We`re both on the same page here.Im also against bailing out detroit at this time.Maybe its time we dont have a big 3.A big one making a profit is better than 3 losing money.Our wages need restructured.The per hour & Salaries of execs are way to high.We need to take prices down & become competitive in the global market.If every thing is scaled back by 50% at once it will put us in a much better position,without giving hardly anything up.If earning are scaled down & retail items are scaled down at the same time we should not have to give up much.The unions should exist,but need their wings trimmed.If you want something done right,do it yourself.If you cant do it yourself,either do without or get used to mediocracy.
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Re:BLLB--Open Line Friday - 2008/08/22 02:50 pmpolliesboy wrote: goldenrod wrote: polliesboy wrote: Ive been watching the situation with Freddie & Fannie.The more I watch the more Im beginning to think other than use of FDIC depositor guarantees they should take their lumps.The people that screw with depositors trust should be taught a lesson by losing they own money also,When they fail the speculative appreciation will seek its true level.It will cause much hardship for a while,but in the long term will make the economy stronger when it does come out of the recession.Since its considered unethical to help the poor people.then its certainly wrong to bail out the affluent people that got in trouble being greedy.They gambled.they should not have their money refunded by the poor who did not get the benefit of this gamble.Let them eat their own losses.
The healthy banks will feed on their bones and that will be the end of a quazigovernmental dominance of the mortgage market. Pain now will be gain later. We`re both on the same page here.Im also against bailing out detroit at this time.Maybe its time we dont have a big 3.A big one making a profit is better than 3 losing money.Our wages need restructured.The per hour & Salaries of execs are way to high.We need to take prices down & become competitive in the global market.If every thing is scaled back by 50% at once it will put us in a much better position,without giving hardly anything up.If earning are scaled down & retail items are scaled down at the same time we should not have to give up much.The unions should exist,but need their wings trimmed.
Congress needs to have a motto, "NOBODY IS TOO BIG TO FAIL".I may not always be right but I'm never wrong
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Re:BLLB--Open Line Friday - 2008/08/22 02:54 pmOil had the biggest one day drop today since 1991.It dropped the better part of $7.I guess my rant yesterday was in accordance to the the rest of the disgruntled mass.If you want something done right,do it yourself.If you cant do it yourself,either do without or get used to mediocracy.
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Re:BLLB--Open Line Friday - 2008/08/22 02:59 pmgoldenrod wrote: polliesboy wrote: goldenrod wrote: polliesboy wrote: Ive been watching the situation with Freddie & Fannie.The more I watch the more Im beginning to think other than use of FDIC depositor guarantees they should take their lumps.The people that screw with depositors trust should be taught a lesson by losing they own money also,When they fail the speculative appreciation will seek its true level.It will cause much hardship for a while,but in the long term will make the economy stronger when it does come out of the recession.Since its considered unethical to help the poor people.then its certainly wrong to bail out the affluent people that got in trouble being greedy.They gambled.they should not have their money refunded by the poor who did not get the benefit of this gamble.Let them eat their own losses.
The healthy banks will feed on their bones and that will be the end of a quazigovernmental dominance of the mortgage market. Pain now will be gain later. We`re both on the same page here.Im also against bailing out detroit at this time.Maybe its time we dont have a big 3.A big one making a profit is better than 3 losing money.Our wages need restructured.The per hour & Salaries of execs are way to high.We need to take prices down & become competitive in the global market.If every thing is scaled back by 50% at once it will put us in a much better position,without giving hardly anything up.If earning are scaled down & retail items are scaled down at the same time we should not have to give up much.The unions should exist,but need their wings trimmed.
Congress needs to have a motto, "NOBODY IS TOO BIG TO FAIL". We should have no sacred cows.As long as tax payers bail thesae guys out they will ignore good business practices in favor of having speculative natures.Make them responsible for their own decissions.Lord knows these CEO make enough money to act in a more responsible manner.If you want something done right,do it yourself.If you cant do it yourself,either do without or get used to mediocracy.
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Re:BLLB--Open Line Friday - 2008/08/22 03:05 pmDetroit auto makers don't deserve a bail out ...
Watched a Ford TV commercial yesterday where talked about the quality of their vehicle and said, "Ford's quality is now as good as Toyota"... lol The moments of happiness we enjoy take us by surprise. It is not that we seize them, but that they seize us.
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Re:BLLB--Open Line Friday - 2008/08/22 03:07 pmWe have inflated wages & prices of consumer goods.They should be set according to what one hours wages affords you.If you can buy the same amount of bread for instance for $3 as you can if your making $7 who is the winner.Not the consumer or retailer.Only one that wins here is the tax people.We lose more to taxes at the same time making our products to high to sell in other countries.If you want something done right,do it yourself.If you cant do it yourself,either do without or get used to mediocracy.
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Re:BLLB--Open Line Friday - 2008/08/22 03:12 pmegotarian wrote: Detroit auto makers don't deserve a bail out ...
Watched a Ford TV commercial yesterday where talked about the quality of their vehicle and said, "Ford's quality is now as good as Toyota"... lol They didnt finish the sentences.It should also have said ,but we use 35% more fuel & will go 200K miles compare to 3to400K for a toyota or honda.But some stupid americans will believe that crap,because its American& American has to be best.Wave the flag at this point.That will prove it.Dopes!If you want something done right,do it yourself.If you cant do it yourself,either do without or get used to mediocracy.
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Re:BLLB--Open Line Friday - 2008/08/22 03:15 pmBail out hell.If us poor people handled money like these asses at Freddie,Fannie & hundreds of other big business do,we`d all be living on the street.Hell no do not bail them out.If you want something done right,do it yourself.If you cant do it yourself,either do without or get used to mediocracy.
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Re:BLLB--Open Line Friday - 2008/08/22 03:17 pmpolliesboy wrote: We have inflated wages & prices of consumer goods.They should be set according to what one hours wages affords you.If you can buy the same amount of bread for instance for $3 as you can if your making $7 who is the winner.Not the consumer or retailer.Only one that wins here is the tax people.We lose more to taxes at the same time making our products to high to sell in other countries.
We could tie so many of our ills to taxes and, of course, spending. I am getting more and more interested in the "FAIR TAX" concept. NOT TO BE CONFUSED WITH THE FLAT TAX.I may not always be right but I'm never wrong
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Re:BLLB--Open Line Friday - 2008/08/22 03:24 pmgoldenrod wrote: polliesboy wrote: We have inflated wages & prices of consumer goods.They should be set according to what one hours wages affords you.If you can buy the same amount of bread for instance for $3 as you can if your making $7 who is the winner.Not the consumer or retailer.Only one that wins here is the tax people.We lose more to taxes at the same time making our products to high to sell in other countries.
We could tie so many of our ills to taxes and, of course, spending. I am getting more and more interested in the "FAIR TAX" concept. NOT TO BE CONFUSED WITH THE FLAT TAX. I agree.Flat tax doesn`t work.The same people still pay the disproportionate lions share.The rich still dont get taxed any more because they are not going to spend proportionate to the earnings.Just because he earns twice as much doesn`t mean he spend twice or three times as much.If you want something done right,do it yourself.If you cant do it yourself,either do without or get used to mediocracy.
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Re:BLLB--Open Line Friday - 2008/08/22 03:28 pmmy experience with the wealthy, the few that i have known, is that, when they did make a purchase they rarely paid retail... The moments of happiness we enjoy take us by surprise. It is not that we seize them, but that they seize us.
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Re:BLLB--Open Line Friday - 2008/08/22 03:32 pmNow that they deregulated banking in the 80s & they have since stole the treasury the fed says we need new banking structure.We knew if we left the fox unattended in the hen house he would steal.Now we shall close the door.But before we turn the lights out they should locate the stashes that have been taken by some on the inside.Surely there are many if they start looking.This was crooked from the start.If you want something done right,do it yourself.If you cant do it yourself,either do without or get used to mediocracy.
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