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Andy

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calendar_today14-12-2011 15:13:13

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How to get the 10 year gov’t yield down, which in turn will drive mortgage rates down: BALANCE THE FEDERAL BUDGET Not QE via MBS purchases. That will just drive more inflation.

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Curious, does anyone actually believe the 2.7% CPI print? If so, look at your household expenses the last year and ask if they grew by 2.7%

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Financial advisor Todd Burkhalter admits to running $380M Ponzi scheme — largest in Georgia history — to fund lavish lifestyle trib.al/UfLh5FD

Financial advisor Todd Burkhalter admits to running $380M Ponzi scheme — largest in Georgia history — to fund lavish lifestyle trib.al/UfLh5FD
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Well isn’t that a misleading headline. Dude was clearly not a financial advisor by collecting funds for a “real estate” fund

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Let’s get these private AI companies to the public markets to expose how little money they make and we’ll see the disruption narrative change immediately

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Guys, $TLT stop looking for 10%+ returns here. Bond market is finally calling bullshit on the never ending enormous fiscal deficit and higher than being reported inflation.

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Wonder how many children didnt see they’re grandparents today at their sports because the brainwashed grandparents were banging on buckets and holding signs acting like losers

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This Fidelity pricing situation really isn’t a big deal, but it has exposed the amount of people that think everything should be free. Fidelity has a cost of doing business and providing you the ability to make money. It should not be free and you do not work for free in your job

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20 first class seats full of baby boomers. Headed to economy with three kids in tow. Glad they’re enjoying that $12,000 senior deduction