Re: OT: Subprime Mortgage Concerns Shake Stock Mar


"mo_charles" <harrybalzer@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Maybe you can point out for me the part where you indicated you shared my
views.

my financial posts may be too subtle for you to understand, but here we
go:

http://groups.google.com/group/rec.gambling.poker/browse_thread/thread/b3ced1676119cf5b/53b48a78826dd468?lnk=gst&q=portfolio+advice&rnum=1#53b48a78826dd468

no, i don't own a crystal ball.


Nice try at a deflection mo. You must think the readers are pretty stupid.
Let me ask one more time. Can you show in your response to my predictions on
the housing market where you indicated, as you claim, that you "shared my
views". I saw nothing but ridicule, sarcasm, and derision. And now you are
trying to take credit for agreeing with me? lol You are a fraud mo.




i didn't say i'd bet shit. i said the market would take a bet the size
of
canada's gdp.....turns out it'd take a bet the size of the world's gdp.
still would. how much you betting?

I guess I read too much into your comments. So your only point then was
that
you can bet a lot the market will go up or down. Well thanks for that
insight mo. This is why I read RGP. Where else are you going to get
insider
information like that?

treasury rates are lower and the libor curve is more inverted. being
wrong isn't that bad, bill.

uhhh what was I wrong about mo? I said I thought morgage rates would
probably increase (which, by the way, was entirely ancillary to my main
points). Have mortgage rates increased or decreased since I made that
prediction mo?


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