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    #11
    When you can't buy bonds, can't trust banks, can't move money and can't hoard cash what are you supposed to do? BUY THE EQUITIES! There's no other girl in the leper colony

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      #12
      caseif . . . jury is still out on Trump's impact on Canada. But a breakthrough in Keystone would be massive and potentially pull the CDN economy out of recession.

      We need an west /east pipeline and we need the ability to export LNG to much higher value Asian markets.

      But it takes political will and leadership . . . .

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        #13
        Originally posted by foragefarmer View Post
        Caseih and Oliver88


        You both give Stonepicker way to much credit, here's what he posted the day after the election


        "Lol forage, are you a worm on a hook that i'm supposed to take a bite out of? As with most investors i've learn't from experience and listening to smart people. All my stocks definitely haven't been winners, but i've done well. I could give you the best advice in the world and you would put a negative spin on it. I've been in cash since late summer, half of my 30% still invested is in gold stocks. That's all i'm interested in telling you. "

        So if Stonepicker was stating it was a good time to buy, why did he post the above? Armchair quarterbacking is always easy. As for gold, it's taken a bit of a hit lately, so that could be hurting as well.
        f$&k you need to get a life !!!! I take it Stonepicker has hurt your feelings previously ???? I'm not sure who said it , but the point was the average person knew more than the experts . and the real point was , the experts knew also , but they were trying to control the election

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          #14
          Caseih


          "and the real point was , the experts knew also , but they were trying to control the election"

          USA elections have been controlled for decades. There was nothing new with this one!. Just how much money have the Koch brothers given to the GOP every election, is that not trying to control it?.

          As for those experts, they have gotten it wrong several times lately, Bretix, Canadian Federal election, Alberta election and now Trump. The voter's have the final say, and vote for what is best for themselves.

          There are only two things that drive the stock market, fear and greed. Yes, the market has gone up, which is great for all of us who had the balls to ride out all the political B.S. leading up to the election. But it's only been two weeks, let's see what happens after Jan 20/2017, hopefully the markets remain steady.

          As for my comments regarding Stonepicker, he's always ready to debate other posters with a different opinion of his, which is perfectly FINE, that's what Agriville is about. I only pasted what he had posted earlier in his own words. No need for you to get pissy about it, relax and take a breath, it's only Agriville!

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            #15
            Dow jones is now record-setting due to a global currency war and excess liquidity being parked inefficiently in equities.

            Now stir in Trumpflation rhetoric.

            It's a bubble . . . .

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              #16
              Here's economic trivia to ponder . . . .

              The QE central bank stimulus bubble is now 3X bigger than the Dot.com and U.S. mortgage fraud bubble combined . . . .

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                #17
                Originally posted by errolanderson View Post
                Here's economic trivia to ponder . . . .

                The QE central bank stimulus bubble is now 3X bigger than the Dot.com and U.S. mortgage fraud bubble combined . . . .
                Oh man, this is bad news. Im not well studied so I have more auestions than answers.
                My problem is, what to do about it? Borrow hard and be leveraged on cheap interest or remain the boring status quo?
                Will the US (and other countries) follow Japan and run the economy this way for 20 years?

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