Comments on: El predicto

By: Jeff Green

Jeff Green — Tue, 05 Jan 2010 21:52:00 +0000

This is indeed and interesting discussion.
There are many speculations and predictions about what’s going to happen this year on the housing market and generally, the Stock Market.
Some see it positively, some see it the other way around.
The truth is, we can never tell.
Let’s just hope for a positive outcome.

By: pjwlk

pjwlk — Mon, 04 Jan 2010 18:22:44 +0000

#58 Dorf said “People really are animals and we will prove it once again.”

My father grew up during the depression and fought 6 years in WWII. One of the things he used to tell me repeatedly was that “The next war your going to fight is going to be in your own backyard.” He was talking about “haves” and the “have nots” and just how barbaric people can become when they need to be.

History has also shown that any time when there a huge and extended divide between the rich and the poor. Eventually, the poor will get what they need by what ever means necessary. I once read a book that described rich people dressing up as poor people so they wouldn’t be slaughtered for their riches… How pathetic…

By: pjwlk

pjwlk — Mon, 04 Jan 2010 15:47:25 +0000

Here’s something for those of you who think you know what’s going to happen with the price of oil. A couple of years back a guy named Lindsey Williams predicted that oil would go to $150/barrel and then it would crash to $50/barrel. Everyone of course laughed, but history has as we now know has vindicated this guy’s and his predictions. He has an interesting story to tell…

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kA5v9XyWJW0

By: pjwlk

pjwlk — Mon, 04 Jan 2010 15:26:35 +0000

#39 dd on 01.01.10

“Isn’t it better leaving the party a tad early?”

I remember reading a quote one day from one of the Rothschilds who when asked why he thougth he was so successful, answered with “I always sold too soon…”

By: pjwlk

pjwlk — Mon, 04 Jan 2010 13:42:48 +0000

“The HST comes into play in July for 16 million Canadians, increasing the price of damn near everything by seven or eight per cent.”

That statement in not true. The HST will only add 7 or 8 percent to items that do not already have PST, which is no where close to being “damn near everything”.

Wait and see. Sales tax changes have turned into a license for retail price increases. — Garth