Rally Caps

Right now is a great time to buy. I'm putting half my shit in bargain stocks. Pretty soon, I'll be able to bloviate about how wealthy I am while spelling poorly and constructing incorrect and rudimentary sentences, all the time calling everyone else gerbers. :clink:
 
do you find it odd solars taking such a massive hit and is the focus of such intense bear raids?
I find it odd, if the government is going to subsidize the stuff I'm stunned at people's bear run on the stuff. But that's okay, the cheaper it goes the more you can buy it on sale.
 
I find it odd, if the government is going to subsidize the stuff I'm stunned at people's bear run on the stuff. But that's okay, the cheaper it goes the more you can buy it on sale.

I guess.. if they survive. a lot of these smaller companies are in middle of there expansion plans and need capital (which is not easy when your stock price sucks). And others are being taken over due to low stock price.
 
Back to it's specualtivly driven overprice? Which contributed to our current problems.
That is a good thing?

Your keeping your streak of 1,000 consecutive clueless post in tact.

News flash, oil companies are cutting exploration budgets fast as you can get your denture grip on. Opec is also cutting.
even with lowered demand supply is going to drop fast.:readit:
 
Your keeping your streak of 1,000 consecutive clueless post in tact.

News flash, oil companies are cutting exploration budgets fast as you can get your denture grip on. Opec is also cutting.
even with lowered demand supply is going to drop fast.:readit:

Your grammer sucks.

Of course they are cutting exploration, demand is down.

More oil found would just drop the pirce of oil. Not something big oil wants right now.
 
damm almost sounds like you have half a clue
Oil's going to be the new inflation substitute for gold, especially if things get really bad.
 
damm almost sounds like you have half a clue
Oil's going to be the new inflation substitute for gold, especially if things get really bad.

LMAO... no, it will not be a substitute for gold.

Gold is the one true currency out there. Oil, Nat gas etc... are typically good hedges for inflation. But rarely does anything beat gold when dealing with higer levels of inflation.

Short term techincals are bullish, but the long term techs are still bearish. Use caution as this appears to be a bear rally. We will see if they actually stick with the 'bad bank plan' this time.
 
Please don't pretend you know where gold is going. Threre have been long periods of flat gold price while infatuon was going on. I just think with more drivers by the millions each decade oils importance goes up.
 
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Please don't pretend you know where oil is going. Threre have been long periods of flat gold price while infatuon was going on. I just think with more drivers by the millions each decade oils importance goes up.

did I say a word about where oil was going? No, I did not.

I stated that oil was not going to take the place of gold as a hedge on inflation. BOTH tend to be good hedges. But Gold is typically the safer of the two as in periods of high inflation, it is treated as the one true currency.

In low inflationary environments, oil could do better than gold based on the demand aspects you mention. But the higher inflation goes, the more gold becomes the better investment of the two.
 
My bad I meant where gold is going. Gold is speculative and do is oil. I just think over the years oils inflation tracking will increase relative to gold.
 
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