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Stock Market Will Fall, World Is Drowning In Debt, Much Of Which Is Unpayable
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| 10-21-2011
| Bob Chapman
Posted on 10/21/2011 7:56:54 PM PDT by blam
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To: Past Your Eyes
Have you ever heard of Aesops Fables, particularly the one about the boy who cries Wolf?
That was not about uncertain predictions, it was about a boy who knowingly lied about what he had witnessed, and the consequences of dishonesty.
A doom-predicting analyst is different.
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10/22/2011 6:26:03 PM PDT
by
Atlas Sneezed
(Author of BullionBible.com - Makes You a Precious Metal Expert, Guaranteed.)
To: Longbow1969
Does this Bob Chapman person have a track record of being correct and reason to trust what he is sayingYes, evidently he's predicted seven out of the last three recessions!
To: Revolting cat!
Well, we know whenever the market goes up on optimism about the European situation that’s strictly whistling past the graveyard as that mess isn’t going to end well. Believe there is a thread going today about some kind of bad news from over there.
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posted on
10/22/2011 6:43:19 PM PDT
by
John W
(Natural-born US citizen since 1955)
To: Beelzebubba
I suppose both of them will eventually be right.
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10/22/2011 7:14:40 PM PDT
by
Past Your Eyes
(I'm sticking with Herman. No more second terms!)
To: blam
statements by French President Sarkozy and German chancellor Mrs. Merkel that a financial solution is at hand for Europe. This announcement named the end of the month as the date for release of this information. In other words ... Halloween is the due date for this announcement. Ha! Ha! Trick or Treat!
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