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    You know what Im sick of this mental midget posing as an economist. Time to ~~~~rip~~~him a new one. First off, IMBECILE, youre the night train bitch. Your BS P/E hyperbole is and has been known
    to be FAR TOO SIMPLISTIC--- A multiple IS JUST combining many value drivers into a point estimate---has it crossed your mind that it makes it difficult to, let's say for lack of a better term off the top of my head as I ~~~~rip~~~~you a new one bitch, "disaggregate the effect" of different drivers, such as growth, on value?? Has it?? The danger is that this encourages simplistic – and possibly erroneous interpretation. But NO Kirky Herky Jerky would not NIGHT TRAIN HIS ASS into that kind of analysis, would he Let's not even GET to how STATIC that crap is.
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    Kirk is an utter cunt

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    Quote Originally Posted by walrus View Post
    Kirk is an utter cunt
    ...ooooh boy is there a graph with your name on it in YOUR future

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    He'll not dare answer me though. I called his amateur ass out on P/E ratios. What a cunt.

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    Kirkland is right on this. The fallout from the next crash will be worse than the last one and it will likely happen later this year. People forget that governments do not run the show, they merely get held hostage. Know your history.

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    Default Re: Market breaks 20,000

    Mehhhhh.......nahhhhhhhh don't think so.

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    Ron Paul thinks so and you are usually 97% off with your predictions.

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    Quote Originally Posted by walrus View Post
    Kirk is an utter cunt
    Warning, please do not use that word in future as it may offend. The poster has not called you any derogatory names so why should you?

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    Government debt isn't so much a problem. They can inflate it away at any time. The personal debt of ordinary people such as those with mortgages is much more of a problem. People default en mass and suddenly you have a crisis as banks are essentially bankrupt anyway. Personal debt is huge and an increase in interest rates guarantees insolvency and bankruptcy. Central banks are stuck in the middle. Rates were too low for too long and debt has mounted much higher.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Gandalf View Post
    Government debt isn't so much a problem. They can inflate it away at any time. The personal debt of ordinary people such as those with mortgages is much more of a problem. People default en mass and suddenly you have a crisis as banks are essentially bankrupt anyway. Personal debt is huge and an increase in interest rates guarantees insolvency and bankruptcy. Central banks are stuck in the middle. Rates were too low for too long and debt has mounted much higher.
    So you're admitting that all the years you've been telling us that government debt was the problem and we were due imminent hyperinfllation you were wrong.

    Personal and corporate debt are a problem in some countries, particularly in Britain. The situation is improving in a lot of countries though. Even if some countries do start to see serious problems with nonperforming personal debt it's noy going to cause inflation though, is it? Just the opposite in fact.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Kirkland Laing View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Gandalf View Post
    Government debt isn't so much a problem. They can inflate it away at any time. The personal debt of ordinary people such as those with mortgages is much more of a problem. People default en mass and suddenly you have a crisis as banks are essentially bankrupt anyway. Personal debt is huge and an increase in interest rates guarantees insolvency and bankruptcy. Central banks are stuck in the middle. Rates were too low for too long and debt has mounted much higher.
    So you're admitting that all the years you've been telling us that government debt was the problem and we were due imminent hyperinfllation you were wrong.

    Personal and corporate debt are a problem in some countries, particularly in Britain. The situation is improving in a lot of countries though. Even if some countries do start to see serious problems with nonperforming personal debt it's noy going to cause inflation though, is it? Just the opposite in fact.
    Kirk you are not fooliing anyone you obviously don't know my family members but if u did u would stop talking like you are someone you aren't you are so full of shit it makes me feel sorry for anyone close to you.

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    I cannot speak for inflation or debt levels there but prices go up pretty steeply here and personal debt has risen 11% in the last year. They have also built 2 million new homes in a place with a low birth rate so not only have people already got mortgage debt and mounting personal debts but their homes will fall in value. They are the lucky ones as many can only rent. It's all pretty serious stuff.

    Plus wages don't rise for a lot of people too. I couldn't imagine living on the minimum wage here. It's something like 2 pounds 50. I was earning that at 15 in my first grocery store job a long long time ago. It's a struggle for a lot of people. And local government debts are mounting quite heavily.

    I'm telling ya, it will get dicey. Very unequal out here. Very Thatcherist.

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    Quote Originally Posted by walrus View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Kirkland Laing View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Gandalf View Post
    Government debt isn't so much a problem. They can inflate it away at any time. The personal debt of ordinary people such as those with mortgages is much more of a problem. People default en mass and suddenly you have a crisis as banks are essentially bankrupt anyway. Personal debt is huge and an increase in interest rates guarantees insolvency and bankruptcy. Central banks are stuck in the middle. Rates were too low for too long and debt has mounted much higher.
    So you're admitting that all the years you've been telling us that government debt was the problem and we were due imminent hyperinfllation you were wrong.

    Personal and corporate debt are a problem in some countries, particularly in Britain. The situation is improving in a lot of countries though. Even if some countries do start to see serious problems with nonperforming personal debt it's noy going to cause inflation though, is it? Just the opposite in fact.
    Kirk you are not fooliing anyone you obviously don't know my family members but if u did u would stop talking like you are someone you aren't you are so full of shit it makes me feel sorry for anyone close to you.
    He didn't talk about your family, I don't understand where your argumentation is going.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Master View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by walrus View Post
    Kirk is an utter cunt
    Warning, please do not use that word in future as it may offend. The poster has not called you any derogatory names so why should you?
    Wait a minute I said he didn't know shit I didn't call him that

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    Quote Originally Posted by Master View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by walrus View Post
    Kirk is an utter cunt
    Warning, please do not use that word in future as it may offend. The poster has not called you any derogatory names so why should you?
    Wait a minute I said he didn't know shit I didn't call him that

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