On the Richter Scale,,,,,,,,,,,this is a 15....that's RIGHT.
:eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek:
Absolute PANIC ,,,, HYSTERIA // Blood Knee Deep
Crash Crash Crash
Worldwide!!!!!!
Look to any charts
Bye Bye ARSES
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On the Richter Scale,,,,,,,,,,,this is a 15....that's RIGHT.
:eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek:
Absolute PANIC ,,,, HYSTERIA // Blood Knee Deep
Crash Crash Crash
Worldwide!!!!!!
Look to any charts
Bye Bye ARSES
Man,you need to lay off the wobbly pops so early in the morning:rolleyes:
Third pot of coffee in fifteen minutes Nell. :eek:
Limit down on all three, but I wonder if the breakers will be tripped today...
They key is the Treasuries opening at 8:20 EST. Watch the 10 explode in price and the %crash. The equitie markets right along wit it!
Amazing, isn't it?
I have been talking about financial TEOTWAWKI for years.
And now it's actually here.
In military terms, capitulation means to surrender. Market capitulation refers to a surrender... of your money!
That's when stock prices fall so low, investors sell their stocks at any price.
From CNN 7:30 EST 10/24/08----Both the Dow and S&P500 futures have hit their "lock limit" - meaning that regulations will not allow traders to sell the futures off more. They can trade above those levels, but cannot trade below those levels. It's similar to the New York Stock Exchange's circuit breakers - which were put into place to keep panic selling from destroying the stock market.
It's across-the-board global liquidation of stocks," said Art Hogan, chief market strategist at Jefferies & Co
Gold, often a sign of fear, was down $22.20 to $692.50 as traders pulled out of all markets, including solid assets.
Today might be the day where everybody throws in the towel," said Peter Cardillo, chief market economist for Avalon Partners. "People are saying 'I've had it, I can't take it anymore, I'm selling everything.'"
With fair value calculated into the futures, the Dow is expected to fall about 450 points at the 9:30 a.m. open
Things are not looking up...........
While today, and coming days will likely be turbulent.....it reminds me of the lyrics of a song.
When you feel sad, or under a curse
Your life is bad, your prospects are worse
Your wife is crying, sighing...
And your olive tree is dying,
Temples are graying, and teeth are decaying
And creditors weighing your purse...
Your mood and your robe
Are both a deep blue
You'd bet that Job
Had nothin' on you...
Don't forget that when you go to
Heaven you'll be blessed..
Yes, it's all for the best...
Some men are born to live at ease, doing what they please,
Richer than the bees are in honey
Never growing old, never feeling cold
Pulling pots of gold from thin air
The best in every town, best at shaking down
Best at making mountains of money
They can't take it with them, but what do they care?
They get the center of the meat, cushions on the seat
Houses on the street where it's sunny..
Summers at the sea, winters warm and free
All of this and we get the rest...
But who is the land for? The sun and the sand for?
You guessed! It's all for the best...
That was beautiful Crash......<wiping tear from eye>
Everyone ready for a Bank Holiday?
C'mon Bragg...it's Friday...say it...you gotta say it...c'mon you know you want to...sayyy it....Monday should be interesting!
It is only money.....Hold while I check my stock, I just looked out the window, and all the firewood is stable, not down at all. No Worries, Have two month supply of vanilla coffee flavoring. No worries.
how is it you live in the middle of alaska and yet you have vanilla coffee flavoring while i'm drinking instant nescafe with evaporated milk?
wait, don't tell me: shrewdly diversified portfolio? i bet you're invested in venison too...
Nope...MOOSE meat, It is interesting that vanilla flavoring has a long shelf life.Quote:
Originally Posted by canid
moose is just another kind of venison in my book. same with caribou.
Stupid question here,since I have never had moose nor caribou,do they taste like deer??
nope, all 3 are very distinct tastes, caribou's the best in my books, deer is actually way down the list.Quote:
Originally Posted by nell67
Quote:
Originally Posted by trax
ANd see,I think deer is good,can't wait to taste caribou then!
Canid's right in that they all qualify as "venison" but to me, whitetail has the "gamiest" taste, caribou is much more subtle flavor, moose is a heavier meat, in a way closest to beef...
i see what you mean about moose/beef but for my money the best red meat might have to be bison. i feel bison is what beef hopes one day to be. i love that stuff.
I know I'm getting in on this late, but Bragg, what the hezz are you on man?:eek:
More like what he has been forgetting to take.