Few Will Survive "Sundown in America"

[HIVAIDS]

North Korea or Russia. Good luck, friend.

 

[Scientific Playa]

Scientific playa, you realize the controls for this bullshyt are disabled because this is nothing more then a doomsday commercial for a book. OIiiiiiiiiiiiiiii. That irish bytch is a thot though.

Harry Dent's stuff is worth buying.....i bought and read this before 2008. sitting on my library shelf.
i don't have his new book doe.

 

[Dr. Sebi Jr.]

The world is ending in 1999!

The world is ending in 2012!

The world is ending in 2016! And the Hopi Indian prophecy says the BLACK man will take over Amerikkka and put white devils into Edomite slavery.

 

[CHL]

lolwut

 

[Wild self]

Harry Dent's stuff is worth buying.....i bought and read this before 2008. sitting on my library shelf.
i don't have his new book doe.

Harry Dent is the most underrated Economist in this era. His predictions are

 

[Domingo Halliburton]

@LeyeT @Domingo Halliburton

he makes some alright points, these central bank actions are unprecedented.

good point here:

Zero interest rates for 70 months have basically destroyed the pricing function in the financial markets.

if you sit there and claim everything is a bubble and it's going to collapse eventually one of these years you'll be right.

the real question with these guys is do they actually put their money where their mouth is.

 

[Domingo Halliburton]

Harry Dent's stuff is worth buying.....i bought and read this before 2008. sitting on my library shelf.
i don't have his new book doe.

According to Gene Epstein of Barron's Magazine, "Harry S. Dent Jr. knows how to sell books. But whether his stock-market strategies make sense—or money for investors—is another question."

Jeffrey M. Laderman suggests in a Bloomberg Businessweek article that, "Harry's explanation of the stock market is a simple one that resonates with investors"..."But is it too simple to explain something as complex as the stock market and the economy?"

Larry Swedroe, writing for CBS Money Watch asks, "Why do people listen to Harry Dent in light of his obvious inability to accurately predict the future?"

Marketwatch Columnist Chuck Jaffe opines that, tell "people what they want to hear, and they will flock to your door.

EXTRAORDINARY POPULAR DELUSIONS AND THE MADNESS OF CROWDS by Charles Mackay (1841). This chronicle of Holland's tulip mania of 1634 and the South Sea Bubble of 1720, among other irrational crazes, is an engaging, perceptive account of humanity's urge to plunge itself into speculative frenzies.

this is a good book

 

[usopp]

Cool. Where would you suggest?

Grab a

and go to Israel!

 

[Serious]

he makes some alright points, these central bank actions are unprecedented.

good point here:




if you sit there and claim everything is a bubble and it's going to collapse eventually one of these years you'll be right.

the real question with these guys is do they actually put their money where their mouth is.

Is there a academic term for this?

 

[Mr.Big Meat McGee]

The world is ending in 2012!

2012 was the awakening year. The Descent into another new Age.

 

[unit321]

That irish bytch is a thot though.

 

[unit321]

Is there a academic term for this?

Speculation.
You put a higher value on stock, real estate, or whatever than it is actually worth.

 

[Mowgli]

Officer o mally chill. You cant see it?

 

[unit321]

Officer o mally chill. You cant see it?

The heaux in the white blouse with big honkers? Yeah, I saw her.

 

[Serious]

Speculation.
You put a higher value on stock, real estate, or whatever than it is actually worth.

I meant in more general terms. Like people who swear the world is going end in 2000, 2004,2012, etc.
Or hoping the stock market will crash

It's like eventually some negative will happen and they'll be right, after a million guesstimates.

I guess speculation was the word I was looking for. Thx.


Side Note: @Domingo Halliburton