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[tyfighter3]

VL, remember back in the early 70's when or a little before that when all of those Consultants where telling Companies if only you could Raise your Retail price and double them. The CEO's said that if they did that no one would be able to buy their product only when they needed one. Then the Consultant said "Who Cares" now you will sell half for the same Gross and cut you labor in half because you are only making half of what you are making now, making you MORE MONEY with half the cost. WIN WIN

Have things really changed since then?

[vl]

Absolutely, they have. With Japan off-line and parts running out quickly here in the USA... hourly will take a hit on work, lines will idle but product will inflate without significant creation in a singular focus (money grubber) economy. By October, we'll have no supply of necessities, an over-supply in overly hyped products too over-priced for the formerly-employed who can't afford them and a significant shortfall in perishables from Summer weather issues.
Remember... Japan pumped their NIKKEI with new dollars to keep it from tanking while plants closed and workers stopped earning. That's financial manipulation without reciprocating factors to offset the economic equivalency in the economy. In short, when Japan does create even sector recovery, the people will be unable to rise back up due to hyper-inflated item costs the Yen can't accommodate. You can't keep changing the rules and expect to not trip over egotistical fools. That's why common sense is waiting out this whole false financial domination. It can't contain it's own greed.

[usaone]

This tragedy will finally end japans 20 year economic doldrums. Supply will only be affected for about 8 weeks.

Blip on the radar.

Hope you bought on the dips this week V_L looks like the correction is about over.

[vl]

The G7 bailed Japan by infusing MORE cash-we-can't-afford into the markets. The Dow was "up" by manipulation, not market recovery. It's getting really bad when YOU can't tell the difference between artificial speculation and artificial fiat dollar insemination. Neither being worth investing in.
The latest is-- three of four reactors are beyond recovery and there is a killer radiation field 18 miles around the core. The "field" doesn't move with the wind, it requires pushing via something tangible. Given Earth's rotation, the nearest tangible area is the Himalayan Mountains. It goes through major populations in China before reaching it. We'll know the impact of the radiated winds that have departed the field and are headed for the American West Coast over the weekend. Watch Hawaii. It rains there every night. The moisture evaporates every morning. That's a lot of naturally occurring rotation laced with some nuclear radioactivity. Don't rely on what you've learned from Hollywood special effects, radiated foliage dies steadily not quickly. How sad...
The only thing "over" is the money grubbers instant paranoia over a disruption in their global financial domination game. You should probably pay more attention to reality than spreadsheets.

[frankq]

Mar 17, 2011 7:57:47 GMT -5 @vl said:

For a put down? That let's the world know your IQ, Frank. No wonder this forum is down to its last few readers. Morons dominate here! When its just the few of you, do you put each other down?

Not as long as we have fools like you around....

[frankq]

"The G7 bailed Japan by infusing MORE cash-we-can't-afford into the markets. The Dow was "up" by manipulation, not market recovery. It's getting really bad when YOU can't tell the difference between artificial speculation and artificial fiat dollar insemination. Neither being worth investing in. "

Wait a minute, aren't you the guy who claimed to be an "excellent" investor? How is that possible when you call for the elimination of banks and Wall Street and claim that nothing is worth investing in? I suppose you're in the Midcoy camp of not believing that any of these companies actually makes a profit either right?

[Aman A.K.A. Ahamburger]

K4Q

[reasonfreedom]

Mar 18, 2011 17:28:29 GMT -5 frankq said:

"The G7 bailed Japan by infusing MORE cash-we-can't-afford into the markets. The Dow was "up" by manipulation, not market recovery. It's getting really bad when YOU can't tell the difference between artificial speculation and artificial fiat dollar insemination. Neither being worth investing in. "

Wait a minute, aren't you the guy who claimed to be an "excellent" investor? How is that possible when you call for the elimination of banks and Wall Street and claim that nothing is worth investing in? I suppose you're in the Midcoy camp of not believing that any of these companies actually makes a profit either right?

Same old same old. Now I know my speculations were right.

[frankq]

"Same old same old. Now I know my speculations were right."

Yeah, I can say the same...

[decoy409]

franklyn needs a baby sitter. He is getting lost again.

franklyn missed the japan report as to 'infusion' into the markets the other day. But yet he is confident that no such thing happened (in his own mind that is)

short excerpt from The DECOY POST today: Free Money Friday – Yentervention – G7 Style!
What a manipulated joke the markets are!

(excerpt) Of course, that’s why we love them, right? But, sometimes, even when we’re playing along – the manipulation we see is so sickening, we still feel the need to declare SHENANIGANS! On Wednesday evening, against all possible logic and on no volume at all – the Yen future ROSE (up is down), blowing past the 79.75 record high against the Dollar that had held since 1995, all the way to 76.65 DESPITE the FACT that it had already been signaled that the BOJ was ready to step in to support the Yen at around 80.
(end of excerpt)

No speculation there,just FACT.

[frankq]

I didn't say anything about any "infusion" into the markets Dorkoy. Please provide quotes that show that I did.

[decoy409]

franklyn,franklyn...get a life.

[frankq]

You know Decoy, you of all people know that I welcome the debate. I just don't respect it when you lie about things.

[decoy409]

franklyn,franklyn...get a life. You have better things to accomplish than misguiding and and adding fuel to the destruction. Don't be part of the puppet theatre or you will just invite more negativness into your life.
Good advice for you sport.

[frankq]

Ok. Thanks for the advise. And thanks for once again showing that you usually can't back your statements. Catch a fish for me.

[decoy409]

franklyn,stop already...you are really making a fool of yourself.

Put down the bottle and sober up. Nothing you or any of us are going to do about things. Others have that all under control.

[Aman A.K.A. Ahamburger]

No decoy he isn't. However, we can all see how you consistently avoid answer questions directly. I guess you have to do whatever you can at this point to try and save face.

[decoy409]

ashamburger, that's is a good name for you. As I see you like to screw around with my name as well. But it's all in fun....right....

I won't today,tomarropw or any other time agree with your useless ramblings. And as well you will not agree with mine.

But I will be fair and tell you something. That you and I both is going to see what gives shortly ahead.
I think that is fair and now we no longer need to insult and poke at one another.

[vl]

But I will be fair and tell you something. That you and I both is going to see what gives shortly ahead.

Read more: notmsnmoney.proboards.com/index.cgi?board=moneytalk&action=display&thread=4761&page=5#ixzz1H5gm66ko

I suspect one direction we'll be headed toward is-- complete financial and accounting reform. President Obama was in Brazil today and told of a great cooperation to build economies. You might recall that Brazil has zero-tolerance or acknowledgment with American number fudging and paper pushing. They closed some factory doors a few years back to demonstrate that they don't see value in it. With so much national disdain with our banks, Obama would be shooting his own hand to spew some banksters and a load of grubbers on that nation. On the flip side, Brazil is huge and a dynamic market for prosperity. I'm all for seeing how things shake out as long as oligarchies like Wal-Mart, Chase, Goldman Sachs and 100% of our low-life platform businesses shake out of the equation first.

[vl]

From my exposure that to-date, they buy strategically not frequently and they have some pretty solid reasons to keep [at least] Chase out. Brazil got nailed three times in the 20th Century by nefarious American banks over-lending there and causing hyper-inflation. More recent government there keeps balance by intelligent design. For instance, they mandate a very high miles per gallon for city cars, while installing bio-fermenters on all farms and promoting use of bio-diesel machinery. Letting Wal-Mart infect their commercial merchandising balance would be the kiss of death to established businesses- a philosophy counter to their course. I export to Brazil now and like all countries I do business with, I attempt to design a model and market to the strong points.
Personally, I don't give Wal-Mart more than 5 more years here in America. It's the one oligarchy that we can nuke and yield millions of enterprises (and thus- jobs) from while curtailing massive importing by platforms as fuel prices rise. If we can make it here- we should be- and if you are so concerned with labor wages as opposed to outrageous unearned executive compensation-- relocate.

[vl]

"V_L, thanks for the enlightenment. But, I'm wondering if the lower prices offered by Wal-Mart and others will be what consumers will have to embrace as the last of the money is sucked up to the 1% leaving little or nothing for the other 99% to live on?"

Exactly opposite. Eliminating Wal-Mart re-establishes a baseline marketplace for all sorts of local and regional commerce. A lot of legislation and ordinances within city limits are geared for big boxes, not moms and pops. The massive shortfall in revenues suggests all of that gets revisited and dumped in the coming year or two. I wouldn't be surprised to see the reverse... a blockage of all things big. It should occur to you that being book-smart won't feed you unless the current manipulation continues to dominate. It's out of new cash and killed it's own root system.
I'd rather know how to grow my own food than have 3,000 pairs of shoes and struggle because I've eaten out for a decade or more. The scare of radiated foods from Asia, bad weather in the lower hemisphere and a growing disdain with lackluster government will force Wal-Mart and a whole lot of platform oligarchies out of business.

[usaone]

Report out this morning stating with the new crops being harvested that food prices will start to decline because this years crops are much better.

Weather, not Ben has driven up food prices TEMPORARILY!

[decoy409]

Look out below is correct!

I do reply to many threads and bring them to the top. The reason for this is that there is 'alot' of good discussions on this board with 'alot' of good information for all to participate in.
However when we have nothing more than a bat to see everytime the board is opened at the top with pretty much nothing more than ignorance and disrespect for all by holding it there. Well it's time to give others and their posts a chance in order for the board to attract more viewers and to build itself.
If people think that their ignorance is so important,let them go elsewhere and start their own site. Then we can check in on them from time to time and see how they are doing.
But to come to one spot and have a constant b.s. control over the board is rather sickning to say the least.

[texasredneck]

Decoy agree with you 100% on this.

[vl]

"Report out this morning stating with the new crops being harvested that food prices will start to decline because this years crops are much better."

You mean that GMO stuff that makes your ballistics shrink? No thanks, I'll take the real thing. You are so far off in every possible way that it makes one think you've been coached! No one could possibly be this narrow-minded and tunnel-visioned 24/7.