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The Next Crash - Part I: How the First Bounce of the Debt Deflation Bear Market Ends
on zero hedge they just came out and said break-up-the-banks and full audit of the fed,
being supported by durbin, reid. Maybe someone said something then was escorted out of the room.
"Faulty Procter & Gamble stock quotes were major factor in markets' huge afternoon drop", Nasdaq says.
Here's the chart. Maybe it really WAS faulty data. Why would P&G drop like a stone? They make soap and shampoo, paper towels and diapers, laundry detergent and toothpaste...
We do need that PPT to protect us americans ..... $%$#%#$%
this is why it is extremely dangerous to short anything anymore with any conviction ... free markets, no FW, get over it.
My cynical side tells me this is another one of Wall Street/Banking Cartel threats of "don't even consider regulating us Congree, or we'll show you who's the boss ... just watch us today for a sample"
I have been thinking the same thing. But, I am in the camp of LET IT BURN.
I know in the end fiat loses, but the largest buyers of gold are the CB's. Assuming there are some limits on QE, at least QE$ / time is bounded, and if QE2 will be used to buy sovereign debt, will this remove the foot off the gold pedal for awhile??
I want to buy more waiting for that dip. I did pick up some silver over the last several days.
Originally posted by thriftyandboringinohioView Post
Here's the chart. Maybe it really WAS faulty data. Why would P&G drop like a stone? They make soap and shampoo, paper towels and diapers, laundry detergent and toothpaste...
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