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» Ponder This… Six-Pack #46: Sanity vs. Debt and War — Thu, 21 May 2009 05:58:58 +0000

[...] of present and future taxpayer wealth is morally wrong (on top of it being a recipe for failure). Yoking future generations with a larger debt burden is also a form of despicable cowardice that continues to be a hallmark of 21st Century American [...]

Comment on Steve Moyer: Real Estate/Credit Bubble Deflation 18: Tick-Tick-Tick… by Girish Shah

Girish Shah — Wed, 06 May 2009 12:10:47 +0000

Namaste Stevebhai,
I just love the way you are confident of your thought process something which many of us lack.. Your article reads like a synopsis from the book “THE NEW GOLDEN AGE—THE COMMING REVOLUTION AGAINST POLITICAL CORRUPTION AND ECONOMIC CHAOS —BY RAVI BATRA” (i specially got it from usa to india) I was just wondering inspite of the several writings i keep reading that is the worst over? So as usual i began to read your article (saved in my favourites)which ened my confusion!!!!! only one request please put the date of your article at the beging of you article MANY THANKS ONCE AGAIN!

Comment on Questions to Paul Kasriel on His Latest Analysis by Shelly

Shelly — Fri, 24 Apr 2009 11:48:26 +0000

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Comment on Steve Moyer: Real Estate/Credit Bubble Deflation 18: Tick-Tick-Tick… by Steve Moyer

Steve Moyer — Tue, 21 Apr 2009 17:09:18 +0000

I sense a return to our roots in many ways. Living off the land is obviously a great idea. How long before I have chickens and pigs running around my backyard?

Comment on Steve Moyer: Real Estate/Credit Bubble Deflation 18: Tick-Tick-Tick… by Kemp

Kemp — Mon, 20 Apr 2009 17:00:23 +0000

John, I agree wholeheartedly with your investment decision!

Cheers,

Kemp

Comment on K-Lew’s First Round NBA Playoff Preview by Steve Moyer

Steve Moyer — Mon, 20 Apr 2009 00:34:12 +0000

Kevin Lew is back! A truly great NBA scribe. Pretty good calls, I must say.

Comment on Steve Moyer: Real Estate/Credit Bubble Deflation 18: Tick-Tick-Tick… by John Merritt

John Merritt — Fri, 17 Apr 2009 02:09:04 +0000

Enjoyed the article. For those interested in a good investment regardless of inflation/deflation I strongly recommend ….. topsoil. Sure I’ve got gold and cash and some stocks… but my big investment of 2009 is topsoil, a greenhouse and 30 dwarf fruit trees. I also plan to lay up about 1000lbs of fertilizer. Got food?

Comment on Real Estate/Credit Bubble Deflation 18: Tick-Tick-Tick… by Steve Moyer

Steve Moyer — Wed, 15 Apr 2009 16:23:34 +0000

Thanks for the kind remarks, Bukko. Great job side-stepping the storm, and also staying informed even though you’re probably well-off enough to rest on your laurels. That’s what I call IMPRESSIVE.

I have told scores of people to read Mish’s site every day. It is Step 1 in terms of knowing what’s going on. I am amazed at how many people just stick their head in the sand, or rely on CNBC (yikes) or are cavalier about losing their money. Keep what you have and pay off debt and you’ll be in pretty good shape.

Stay in touch. My email is StephenLMoyer@aol.com.

Comment on Real Estate/Credit Bubble Deflation 18: Tick-Tick-Tick… by Bukko in Australia

Bukko in Australia — Wed, 15 Apr 2009 06:55:32 +0000

Hey StevieMo — it’s always interesting to see a website from a fellow Mish aficionado. I’ve been glued to him since January 2008. I don’t post on the comments, because there are so many that I can’t keep up with the flow. (I have a job and a life, after all!) Plus, as a left-winger, my political take would be out of place there.

That said, I’ve appreciated the comments you make on Mish. There’s a lot of hard-core, anti-human libertarians there. You strike me as one of the humane types. Plus, as a political exile who used to live in San Francisco (almost at the foot of the hideous Sutro TV antenna tower, but damn, did our house have a glorious view over the Sunset District and the ocean) I like your 49er avatar. Although Black Swan is my favourite commenter — I learn more from him than Mish — I also like the links that you and JoJo (he’s from the SF Bay area too, I think) post.

My wife and I are well-set financially, from selling our view house at the peak of the bubble and cashing out her Cali. state worker pension back when it was still worth something. We’re in a good country, although she really misses S.F. I read Mish not for financial advice, but for education and to get a sense of where things are going in the world. The stuff you and other non-wingnut people post is a help to me in that, even if you don’t always get feedback. So keep up the good work!

Comment on Are We Being Looted? Audit the Fed. Support HR 1207. by Kemp

Kemp — Fri, 10 Apr 2009 14:41:16 +0000

By “audit” I mean find out what the hell the Fed is doing with our money.

Ultimately, I think the Fed should be abolished and money moved towards the free market, or at the least returned to a Constitutional basis.

International bankers having an unchecked, extremely secretive government-granted monopoly on the currency and credit system is surely NOT the answer.