Cramer – Revisionist & Proud of It
Chuck Ponzi August 1st, 2007
This made the rounds the other day:
“100% default”
“Inland Empire needs an agricultural adjustment”
“Plow over the Inland Empire”
Then this: No, really dump it
No, just really walk away.
Then, this one made the rounds today:
I saw these the other day, but you’re the first I’ve seen to stack them up side by side. He’s as bad or worse than any of the others — those with short-term memories, wishful thinking, and outright fraudulent intentions. Wanted to make sure you saw Jon Stewart’s take on the Subprime market from the other night (this is a link to Comedy Central’s website)
http://www.comedycentral.com/m.....large=true
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Here’s the embedded video from above:
Maybe Cramer sold his US real estate and bought in Vancouver.
It just keeps going higher and higher with no slowdown for decades. Check out todays headlines. I urge all Americans to sell out of their US holdings and get in the chance of a lifetime
Real Estate Here Ain’t ever Goin Down
Real estate market sales brisk in Lower Mainland in July
Derrick Penner, Vancouver Sun
Published: Thursday, August 02, 2007
Lower Mainland real estate markets saw brisk sales in July, local real estate boards report, with Greater Vancouver experiencing its second highest level of transactions ever for the month and the Fraser Valley its third highest.
Greater Vancouver recorded 3,873 Multiple-Listing-Service sales in July, 41.8 per cent more than July, 2006, and five per cent over the record July of 2003.
Dang I miss VHB.
Makes these fools wander to other parts of the world where they’re not needed.
In about 2000 or so, someone said, “Hey! Clinton’s economic policies paid off the national debt. We can all invest now.” So, we did, and we all lost about 70% of our worth after the crash of 2001 or 2002? Also, someone said, “Hey! If you invest in 200 companies, how can all of them crash at the same time? It’s called a mutual fund. So, many municipalities and many of us retired folk invested in mutual funds. But, we all lost 70% of our worth. Someone said there is good and bad everywhere. Well, what do you think? I think we are going to re-evalutate what we think Bill Clinton did for US.