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The Peter Schiff/Redistribution Watch Ping. (Washington Bankrupting our Nation by Spending your past, present and future money!)

If you realize both parties in Washington think our money is theirs and you trust them to do the wrong thing, this list is for you.

If you think there is a Santa Claus who is going to get elected in Washington and cut a few taxes and spend a few trillion and jump start the economy, and get our lost money back, this list is not for you.

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1 posted on 05/08/2009 6:33:18 PM PDT by sickoflibs
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To: sickoflibs

Buy stocks, but oil and gas ETFs, buy the Euro and Swiss Franc ETFs. then wait and watch you make all your losses back within 5 years.


2 posted on 05/08/2009 6:36:34 PM PDT by FreepShop1 (www.FreepShop.com)
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To: Harrius Magnus; mojitojoe; Pelham; mom2twinsn2; LongLiveTheRepublic; ConservativeOrBust; ...
The Peter Schiff/Redistribution Watch Ping. (Washington Bankrupting our Nation by Spending your past, present and future money!)

Money Quote : "My guess is that, at most, the Bernanke/Obama stimulus will buy two years before the hangover sets in. However, since this dose is so massive, the comedown will be equally horrific. My fear is that when the drug wears off, we will reach for that monetary syringe one last time. At that point, the dosage may be lethal, and the economy will die of hyperinflation."

3 posted on 05/08/2009 6:39:17 PM PDT by sickoflibs (Obama /Pelosi/Bush Theme : "A dollar borrowed or printed is a dollar earned!")
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mark


7 posted on 05/08/2009 6:48:17 PM PDT by nkycincinnatikid
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To: sickoflibs
"My guess is that, at most, the Bernanke/Obama stimulus will buy two years before the hangover sets in. However, since this dose is so massive, the comedown will be equally horrific. My fear is that when the drug wears off, we will reach for that monetary syringe one last time. At that point, the dosage may be lethal, and the economy will die of hyperinflation."

Well...we're still gonna die...the prediction now is not for two more years though.

10 posted on 05/08/2009 6:54:03 PM PDT by blam
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To: sickoflibs

I heard the Anchor Bots on CNBC today bemoaning the weak showing at the latest Treasury auction. The yield went up much more than planned. If the world economy is picking up, then the flight to safety US Gov bonds briefly enjoyed may be ending. In which case, the due bill for Obama’s spending binge will come much sooner than anticipated. I also got a chuckle when one of the Bots mentioned that the Fed might buy treasuries to keep the yield down. Sheesh.


16 posted on 05/08/2009 7:23:54 PM PDT by rbg81 (DRAIN THE SWAMP!!)
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What bothers me about those who are telling us that everything is going to be rosey again is that they never tell us HOW that's going to happen.

They can't say HOW financial institutions are actually going to start lending and making money again. Who is going to be doing the borrowing when those who did in the past are now shown to be deadbeats or unemployed, with the remainder not wanting to borrow any money. The current business plan for most big financials is having Uncle Sam as voting stockholders.

They can't say how we're going to start creating jobs again, execept by trying to revive the former borrow-and-spend system that broke down and can't be revived.

They can't say how we're going to go through all of this housing inventory any time soon, much less have a building industry along with get homeowner's equity (i.e. net worth) back up. Are the unemployed and deadbeats going to start buying all the houses at re-jacked up prices?

They can't say what we're going to do with all of millions of square feet of commercial real estate.

They can't say what we're going to do with all of this consumer debt that won't get paid and the massive losses that will come with that.

They can't say what we're going to do about the destuction of our currency.

They can't say how we're going to pay the uncountable trillions of commitments in entitlements alone coming due in the next decade, nevermind the massive amounts of other spending that's heading over a cliff.

Etc. etc. etc. They just keep telling us that everything will get back to normal, but never give us the math.

17 posted on 05/08/2009 7:24:08 PM PDT by AAABEST (And the light shineth in darkness: and the darkness did not comprehend it)
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I'm not sure what these guys are smoking but we're not through the worst yet. The structural deficiencies with business practices in the securities and the bond markets have yet to be even openly addressed much less having the bad debt flushed out of the system.

I'm still saying to expect a bond dislocation in the short term (3-4 months)

21 posted on 05/08/2009 7:47:08 PM PDT by Centurion2000 (We either Free America ourselves, or it is midnight for humanity for a thousand years.)
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Don't Be Fooled by Inflation (Makes cash riskier than stocks, Peter Schiff)

Yup! Pay no attention to that man behind the curtain Dorothy.

27 posted on 05/08/2009 9:08:12 PM PDT by Don Corleone (Leave the gun..take the cannoli now reads "Oil the gun..eat the cannolis.")
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Schiff is losing his marbles; the market is hanging on spider webs, and when they break there’ll be no warning. (actually the warning has already sounded)


31 posted on 05/08/2009 9:58:12 PM PDT by editor-surveyor (The beginning of the O'Bummer administration looks a lot like the end of the Nixon administration)
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The massive inflation that is the source of the stimulus is essentially punishment for those holding cash. To preserve purchasing power, investors must seek alternative stores of value, such as common stock.

This worked in the late 1970s, sort of... The trick was to find companies with assets that would benefit from the hyperinflation. Oil, coal, minerals. These all increase in value during inflation so the common stock acts as an inflation hedge. I suppose stocks could be rising these days as cash moves to equities. But, beware. Picking stocks in companies that are hurt by inflation will cost you plenty in capital losses. You need to chose wisely if you want the stock market to protect you from inflation. I BOT Alcoa recently because they control lots of Aluminum and the emerging world, according to those Coca Cola commercials from the 1970s, will be drinking lots of pop in cans! I'll be rich!!!!!!!!!!!

32 posted on 05/08/2009 9:58:16 PM PDT by April Lexington (Study the constitution so you know what they are taking away!)
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