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"Say something positive about the economy" lhrsfo 06-03-2008
Posted by on June 3, 2008, 12:26 pm
Peter Schiff: "There's nothing good to say about our situation. The
policies both the Fed and government are pursuing are making the
situation worse. We've been getting a free ride on the global gravy
train. Other countries are starting to reclaim their resources and
goods, so as Americans are priced out of various markets, the rest of
the world is going to enjoy the consumption of goods Americans had
previously purchased. This is a natural consequence of this phony
economy. If America had maintained a viable economy and continued to
produce goods instead of merely consuming them, and if we had saved
money instead of borrowing, our standard of living could rise with
everybody else's. Instead, we gutted our manufacturing, let our
infrastructure decay, and encouraged our citizens to borrow with
reckless abandon..."

US News & World Report: http://www.starturl.com/BendOver





Posted by FrediFizzx on June 3, 2008, 2:36 pm
More doom and gloom rubbish!


> Peter Schiff: "There's nothing good to say about our situation. The
> policies both the Fed and government are pursuing are making the
> situation worse. We've been getting a free ride on the global gravy
> train. Other countries are starting to reclaim their resources and
> goods, so as Americans are priced out of various markets, the rest of
> the world is going to enjoy the consumption of goods Americans had
> previously purchased. This is a natural consequence of this phony
> economy. If America had maintained a viable economy and continued to
> produce goods instead of merely consuming them, and if we had saved
> money instead of borrowing, our standard of living could rise with
> everybody else's. Instead, we gutted our manufacturing, let our
> infrastructure decay, and encouraged our citizens to borrow with
> reckless abandon..."
>
> US News & World Report: http://www.starturl.com/BendOver
>
>
>
>


Posted by Dr Tormento on June 3, 2008, 3:14 pm
@mid.individual.net:

> More doom and gloom rubbish!


SHHHH! We need suckers to sell cheap to us!

Posted by FrediFizzx on June 3, 2008, 3:32 pm
> @mid.individual.net:
>
>> More doom and gloom rubbish!
>
>
> SHHHH! We need suckers to sell cheap to us!

LOL! Yeah, baby! But there is a "sucker born every minute" so no
shortage of them.

Fred


Posted by Lubow on June 3, 2008, 3:47 pm
Hello, FrediFizzx!
The problem is that you young whippersnappers never experienced a ten year bear
market.

Lubow.
You wrote on Tue, 3 Jun 2008 12:32:46 -0700:

>> @mid.individual.net:

>>> More doom and gloom rubbish!


>> SHHHH! We need suckers to sell cheap to us!

>LOL! Yeah, baby! But there is a "sucker born every minute" so no shortage of
>them.

>Fred


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