By: brukevlay
16/02/2009
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| Why don't you go to a psychiatrist, Crazy. I'll bet you haven't even tried. They are there there to help just like a GP. The difference is they fix the brain. You should let him decide if you have one or not. You may be surprised. I and others would be if you had one but if you do have one, he will find it and work on it. |
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By: itchysarah
16/02/2009
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Maybe he needs a good woman to show him how to scratch a box.
Perceptions do you have lots of money like Bruce? |
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By: gonkgonk@rocketmail.com
16/02/2009
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You're from Perth Perceptions.
I was thinking you were raygt.
Perth seems to be full of unusual types. |
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By: perceptions_now
16/02/2009
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"you are a repulsive piece of dogshiiit!"
Jim,
Ray is talking to you! |
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By: macminsliver
15/02/2009
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I also know of a few gold miners that went broke as well.
A few of the sadsacks on Yahoo vested heavily in them and they lost all of their money.
Reynard for example lost all of his teacher pension on Macmin Sliver |
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By: jasonhardy110
15/02/2009
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Perceptions, try counting the new banks that are springing up....
Give your life a positive meaning, instead of being a boring pessimist! |
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By: perceptions_now
15/02/2009
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"I know an old picture theatre that closed it's doors also."
You would, Jim. wouldn't you!
Sorry, I meant Jason, same thing? |
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By: jasonhardy110
15/02/2009
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I know an old picture theatre that closed it's doors also.
A new cinema opened a few blocks away though.
Perceptions is busy counting the banks that go down, but the silly fool doesn't realize that new banks are taking their place.
That is how the world works - out with the old, in with the new!
One day Brokevlay will croak and be buried 6 feet down, unfortunately a new imbecile will be born to take the moron's place... |
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By: macminsliver
15/02/2009
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What about cinemas
The cinema down the road from where I live just went belly up. |
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By: perceptions_now
14/02/2009
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"Are you also counting the number of chemists that go broke?"
Jim,
No, just banks, they are at the centre. |
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By: macminsliver
14/02/2009
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Are you also counting the number of chemists that go broke?
What about the suckers that invested in gold miners and lost the whole lot like Reynard and flickjm? |
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By: perceptions_now
14/02/2009
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"6 in January and 7 so far already in February"
kraekan,
Well, the cheeky buggers, they added another one, after my earlier post.
Pinnacle Bank of Oregon, Beaverton, OR |
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By: kraekan
14/02/2009
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| 6 in January and 7 so far already in February. |
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By: kraekan
14/02/2009
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"It seems there is some consistemcy coming to the banking sector, with 3 US banks a week, going belly up, in each of the last 3 weeks."
Your turn to speak to soon, four now. |
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By: brukevlay
14/02/2009
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| You're not going to say he waits first to see which ones are going up and then buys them are you? Anyway they are going up on big volume just like all his winners (and that huge wardrobe in his corner full of losers that never get a mention) are doing. So buy his picks and prosper. |
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By: brukevlay
14/02/2009
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You're going to cop it now from Crazy and his small army of wooden puppets. Buy what Crazy picks instead perceptions and then hope it keeps going up. That's the best plan and strategy to use. Buy the ones that go up the most. Why didn't I think of that?
Doesn't matter if the RSI is so far up it's gone to the top of the chart, has suffered dizziness from such a great height and has fallen over the top. Nor does it matter if the moving averages can't see the price above them because if they bend their necks back that far, they would break. The price is going up, so buy it. That's all that matters. There must be about an average of 10 a week that do this so if you didn't pick the ones that Crazy picked, Why not? Probably all of yours will see the profit takers move in on Monday. So why didn't you pick the ones that Crazy picked? |
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By: perceptions_now
14/02/2009
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It seems there is some consistemcy coming to the banking sector, with 3 US banks a week, going belly up, in each of the last 3 weeks.
That makes 12 already, in the first 6 weeks of 2009, when there were 25 in all of 2008 and that was not a good year.
Corn Belt Bank and Trust Company, Pittsfield, IL
Riverside Bank of the Gulf Coast, Cape Coral, FL
Sherman County Bank, Loup City, NE
http://www.fdic.gov/bank/individual/failed/banklis t.html |
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By: kraekan
12/02/2009
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China could turn things around first they have made a lot of money after all but it wont be easy. However from an article.
"Like other major economies, it's evident that China is busy printing money: bank customers these days often get fresh bills when making withdrawals.
The central bank reported that China's M2, its broadest measure of money supply covering cash in circulation plus all deposits, rose nearly 19 per cent in January from a year earlier to 49.61 trillion yuan ($A10.97 trillion)."
http://news.smh.com.au/breaking-news-business/chin a-bank-loans-double-in-january-20090212-85y1.html |
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By: perceptions_now
12/02/2009
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BEIJING -- Chinese bank lending surged by a record amount in January, according to government data released Thursday, as banks respond to pressure from the government to free up credit to hard-hit sectors of the economy.
But economists remain cautious whether the resulting spending will be fast and effective enough to lead to a sustainable economic recovery this year.
New yuan loans in China surged in January to 1.62 trillion yuan ($237 billion), up from December's 771.8 billion yuan, the People's Bank of China said in a statement on its Web site. The January number was up 814.1 billion yuan ...
OMG!
Jim,
This is different!!! |
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By: macminsliver
12/02/2009
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BEIJING -- Chinese bank lending surged by a record amount in January, according to government data released Thursday, as banks respond to pressure from the government to free up credit to hard-hit sectors of the economy.
But economists remain cautious whether the resulting spending will be fast and effective enough to lead to a sustainable economic recovery this year.
New yuan loans in China surged in January to 1.62 trillion yuan ($237 billion), up from December's 771.8 billion yuan, the People's Bank of China said in a statement on its Web site. The January number was up 814.1 billion yuan ... |
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By: macminsliver
12/02/2009
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Even as job losses mount and profits plunge, some glimmers of stabilization are emerging in global markets.
In the U.S., Europe and China, separate surveys of manufacturers' purchasing managers all inched upward in January, suggesting that the contraction in manufacturing activity could be slowing. The interest rates at which banks lend to one another are easing. And some credit markets are thawing.
Analysts say rock-bottom official interest rates, promises of massive fiscal-stimulus packages and central banks' other efforts to revive markets have helped ease some tensions in financial markets and may help put a floor under falling business confidence. As ... |
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By: kraekan
12/02/2009
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Central bankers gone mad! Print print print!
"Bank of England will buy gilts to boost economy
The pound slid sharply against all other world currencies after the Bank of England Governor said on Wednesday he is poised to embark on "unconventional measures" to pump cash into the economy as soon as this week.
By Edmund Conway, Economics Editor
Last Updated: 6:40AM GMT 12 Feb 2009
Mervyn King said the Bank would start buying commercial paper this week, and would most probably move on to full-scale quantitative easing, which involves buying securities but printing money to pay for it, before long.
In a further surprise, Mr King said the Bank was prepared to buy government debt in an effort to bring the economy back on track - something which, so far, neither the Federal Reserve or European Central Bank has embarked on. "
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/financetopics/r ecession/4594455/Bank-of-England-will-buy-gilts-to -boost-economy.html |
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By: perceptions_now
12/02/2009
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"Aw the *** er , (you) appears again!"
bruke,
I'll second you query!
Eh......?
Maybe we shouldn't ask? |
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By: perceptions_now
12/02/2009
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"media spin"
lasty49,
Yes, but not just spin and not just western.
I suggest a fair amount of absolute ignorance about what is actually happening & why! |
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