209,000 More Jobs In July - Ho hum.

[Rajoo]

Please don't bother DeeRay, this guy is soaked in snake oil.

When Bee asked Schiff to describe someone whose work would be worth, say, $2, Schiff said:

"You know somebody who might be? Maybe somebody who is, uh, you know, what's the politically correct word? Uh, you know, uh, for, uh, you know, mentally retarded? ... I'm not going to say that we're all created equal ... you're worth what you're worth." The full video is here.

http://mic.com/articles/80609/there-...g-peter-schiff

When one person gets quoted one too many times in one post, there is usually a credibility issue. and here we are.

[d-ray657]

Originally Posted by 4-2-7

How would you know living in your little bubble. Dray you never even looked at any of that video documentation I posted. So I can only come to one, well maybe two conclusions. You're incapable of learning or you're just lazy.

No one is capable of digesting all of the information that is thrown out there on the net. To make any sense of it, one must develop a means of recognizing clues that suggest whether the information has any value. One of those clues is the source of the information. If the person hawking the information has shown himself/herself to be devoid of reason or credibility, the odds are good that the information is not worth the investment of time. No, I didn't follow the links.

[4-2-7]

Originally Posted by d-ray657

No one is capable of digesting all of the information that is thrown out there on the net. To make any sense of it, one must develop a means of recognizing clues that suggest whether the information has any value. One of those clues is the source of the information. If the person hawking the information has shown himself/herself to be devoid of reason or credibility, the odds are good that the information is not worth the investment of time. No, I didn't follow the links.

You're limiting your knowledge gained with a bigoted attitude.

Pretty much what I'v known all along but hey what the heck you're just who you are.

It's a shame that you don't look at the one speach and not see that he nailed it. Giving verbatim the Housing Bubble and financial crash prior to it happening.

[bobabode]

Originally Posted by 4-2-7

You're limiting your knowledge gained with a bigoted attitude.

Pretty much what I'v known all along but hey what the heck you're just who you are.

It's a shame that you don't look at the one speach and not see that he nailed it. Giving verbatim the Housing Bubble and financial crash prior to it happening.

Bigoted?!?!

ps Anyone with a high school education and two brain cells to rub together could see that there was a housing bubble going on when it was happening.

[Dondilion]

Anyhow 427 do you discern any trend?

[Dondilion]

Anecdotaly I would say things are looking up.

Recently 109 thousands people paid $45 to $189 to watch a friendly soccer
match in Michigan.

[Rajoo]

Originally Posted by Dondilion

Anyhow 427 do you discern any trend?

Are you serious?

[4-2-7]

Originally Posted by Dondilion

Anecdotaly I would say things are looking up.

Recently 109 thousands people paid $45 to $189 to watch a friendly soccer
match in Michigan.

It's early here I'll get back to you on your first comment.

This one I'll just say people live in the here and now without the slightest concern for tomorrow.

How hard is it to store 3-4 days of drinking water in ones home, keep your pantry and freezer full of food. Where I live it should be the norm because any minute an earthquake can happen. Now look at Ohio it didn't take even 4 hours for the stores in the vicinity to be completely depleted of anything to drink. It's not enough thou is it.

The mentality of I want what I want now, regardless if I really have the money for it "Ill just charge it" Pepole are living day to day in debt without any backup.

[Tom Joad]

Originally Posted by bobabode

ps Anyone with a high school education and two brain cells to rub together could see that there was a housing bubble going on when it was happening.

It was pretty obvious to me, but there were a whole lot of people in denial.

I remember back in 2005 one of the newly graduated engineers in our Department bought himself a starter home in a new subdivision for $159,000.

A couple of months later the same model house in that development was selling for $189,000. So the kid takes out his TI-55 and calculates that in six years his house will be worth a million bucks. And he was halfway serious too.

BTW, here it is 2014 and he would be lucky if he could unload that place for $100,000.

[4-2-7]

Originally Posted by Tom Joad

It was pretty obvious to me, but there were a whole lot of people in denial.

I remember back in 2005 one of the newly graduated engineers in our Department bought himself a starter home in a new subdivision for $159,000.

A couple of months later the same model house in that development was selling for $189,000. So the kid takes out his TI-55 and calculates that in six years his house will be worth a million bucks. And he was halfway serious too.

BTW, here it is 2014 and he would be lucky if he could unload that place for $100,000.

Very good, a clear indicator that everything is not "Fine"

By the way another indicator is Home sales are way down right now over 2013. Oh and you can't blame winter because April - August is the height of the homes sales market.