Eric Janszen Interview: CNBC Jan. 25, 2008

[FRED]

See Eric Janszen Interviewed on CNBC today January 25, 2008 at 2:20 PM Eastern. "Street Signs" covers the top stories of the day with Erin Burnett.

Discuss the interview here.

[Rajiv]

Re: Eric Janszen Interviewed on CNBC today January 24, 2008 at 2:20 PM Eastern

Today is the 25th - not the 24th -- is it today or was it yesterday?

[Jim Nickerson]

Re: Eric Janszen Interviewed on CNBC today January 25, 2008 at 2:20 PM Eastern

You're gonna have to change "EJ" to "BD" "Big Dog."

[lb]

Re: Eric Janszen Interviewed on CNBC today January 25, 2008 at 2:20 PM Eastern

I think the Asian chick is filling in for Erin today.

Good luck, she's terrible. Have a response ready in advance for when she asks you about the VIX.

[FRED]

Re: Eric Janszen Interviewed on CNBC today January 25, 2008 at 2:20 PM Eastern

I think the Asian chick is filling in for Erin today.

Good luck, she's terrible. Have a response ready in advance for when she asks you about the VIX.

He got Erin after all. Interview was cut short by the casino fire. Fitting, isn't it? While the big Wall Street casino burns, a little one in Vegas gets the attention.

Video of the interview is available here.

[bill]

Re: Eric Janszen Interviewed on CNBC today January 25, 2008 at 2:20 PM Eastern

What do we call the bubble?
Alternative energy bubble
Infrastructure bubble
Alternative energy and Infrastructure bubble
Energy Infrastructure Bubble
Energy efficiency and Infrastructure Bubble
Carbon Bubble
Green Bubble
New Deal bubble
Ideas……

[FRED]

Re: Eric Janszen Interviewed on CNBC today January 25, 2008 at 2:20 PM Eastern

What do we call the bubble?
Alternative energy bubble
Infrastructure bubble
Alternative energy and Infrastructure bubble
Energy Infrastructure Bubble
Energy efficiency and Infrastructure Bubble
Carbon Bubble
Green Bubble
New Deal bubble
Ideas……

The New New Deal

[dbarberic]

Re: Eric Janszen Interviewed on CNBC today January 25, 2008 at 2:20 PM Eastern

He got Erin after all. Interview was cut short by the casino fire. Fitting, isn't it? While the big Wall Street casino burns, a little one in Vegas gets the attention.

Video of the interview is available here.

Well, at least he was not on with the long haired Tom Adkins that always fights with Peter Schiff.

I want to punch my TV everytime I hear him speak.

[icm63]

Re: Eric Janszen Interviewed on CNBC today January 25, 2008 at 2:20 PM Eastern

Bubbles charted here : http://stockcharts.com/def/servlet/Favorites.CServlet?obj=ID1514434&cmd=show[s118756172]&disp=P

You are seriously wrong if you think any bubble in alternative energy and Infrastructure will be larger than the real estate bubble.

Real estate hit every one in the USA and other anglo saxon markets ( spain and Italy as well).

Bubble market capitalisation size has been rising upwards from Tech to Liquidity , then to real estate, and no way will Itulps bubble of "alternative energy and Infrastructure" be larger than all previous bubbles.

The next bubble always must be larger than the previous to keep things going up at the same pace. Thus I think it wont, hence world GDP will trend down from 2007 onwards.

[rabot10]

Re: Eric Janszen Interviewed on CNBC today January 25, 2008 at 2:20 PM Eastern

He got Erin after all. Interview was cut short by the casino fire. Fitting, isn't it? While the big Wall Street casino burns, a little one in Vegas gets the attention.

Video of the interview is available here.

Fred let's run a contest were the winner gets to go as EJ's personal assistant - I Take great notes.

[FRED]

Re: Eric Janszen Interviewed on CNBC today January 25, 2008 at 2:20 PM Eastern

Bubbles charted here : http://stockcharts.com/def/servlet/Favorites.CServlet?obj=ID1514434&cmd=show[s118756172]&disp=P

You are seriously wrong if you think any bubble in alternative energy and Infrastructure will be larger than the real estate bubble.

Real estate hit every one in the USA and other anglo saxon markets ( spain and Italy as well).

Bubble market capitalisation size has been rising upwards from Tech to Liquidity , then to real estate, and no way will Itulps bubble of "alternative energy and Infrastructure" be larger than all previous bubbles.

The next bubble always must be larger than the previous to keep things going up at the same pace. Thus I think it wont, hence world GDP will trend down from 2007 onwards.

Always keep in mind, the Next Bubble is the optimistic scenario. If it fails...

[sadsack]

Re: Eric Janszen Interviewed on CNBC today January 25, 2008 at 2:20 PM Eastern

Always keep in mind, the Next Bubble is the optimistic scenario. If it fails...

. . . welcome to the die off?

:confused:



Seriously, belief in the Next Bubble is beginning to take on shades of Descartes' justification for his belief in the existence of God - the consequences of not believing are almost too horrible to contemplate.

[rabot10]

Re: Eric Janszen Interviewed on CNBC today January 25, 2008 at 2:20 PM Eastern

. . . welcome to the die off?

:confused:



Seriously, belief in the Next Bubble is beginning to take on shades of Descartes' justification for his belief in the existence of God - the consequences of not believing are almost too horrible to contemplate.

Sorry I am to stupid to have gottten your point - could U make it a little more simple?

[sadsack]

Re: Eric Janszen Interviewed on CNBC today January 25, 2008 at 2:20 PM Eastern

Sorry; to rephrase:

Given the worldwide dimensions of the ongoing collapse in the housing bubble, and the potential for geopolitical instability, it becomes increasingly important that a "next bubble" occur. Otherwise, it's time to buy one of those abandoned missile complexes, stock up, and hunker down . . .

Plus, I find tinfoil hats very uncomfortable to wear in my sleep . . .

[tree]

Re: Eric Janszen Interviewed on CNBC today January 25, 2008 at 2:20 PM Eastern

The New New Deal

Yes, Fred, you've got it. The New New Deal. It sounds like something out of a Tom Wolfe novel.