How to Survive the Great Depression of 2011-2012 (2015, foreclosure, 5%)

[Thatguywho]

link: How to Survive the Great Depression of 2011-2012

flame on

the next 24 months

- Big boom in commodities and stocks over the next 8 months
- Big boom in foreclosure sale prices due to rent increases
- Interest rate rise by the Fed to precede the massive foreclosure actions
- Printing money by the Treasury should take us to early 2012 before failure
- Gold is going to 5,000 in the next few years? Oil to 200? You are an idiot. Gold 100, oil 15 by year end 2012, if not before.
- Unions blamed for everything. Really
- Republican president and congress 2012.
- Unemployment, if a crash, will soar
- Crash of commodities and stocks by mid 2012.
- A rental crisis will result from mass foreclosures.
- The end of the rental crisis will signal the final crash of the housing market to real values.
- You will be blamed for hoarding if the economy suffers again. It will be 'the people's fault' and not the government or the big businesses.
- Interest rates for us, the public, will be higher than they were in the 80s recovery. Look for 20% + rates for mortgages by 2013.

[FCNova]

Hahahaha

[Charles]

Originally Posted by Thatguywho

link: How to Survive the Great Depression of 2011-2012

flame on

the next 24 months

- Big boom in commodities and stocks over the next 8 months
- Big boom in foreclosure sale prices due to rent increases
- Interest rate rise by the Fed to precede the massive foreclosure actions
- Printing money by the Treasury should take us to early 2012 before failure
- Gold is going to 5,000 in the next few years? Oil to 200? You are an idiot. Gold 100, oil 15 by year end 2012, if not before.
- Unions blamed for everything. Really
- Republican president and congress 2012.
- Unemployment, if a crash, will soar
- Crash of commodities and stocks by mid 2012.
- A rental crisis will result from mass foreclosures.
- The end of the rental crisis will signal the final crash of the housing market to real values.
- You will be blamed for hoarding if the economy suffers again. It will be 'the people's fault' and not the government or the big businesses.
- Interest rates for us, the public, will be higher than they were in the 80s recovery. Look for 20% + rates for mortgages by 2013.

So, how can I leverage these predictions so that I benefit the most? How can I use these predictions to my advantage?

Anyone know of survivalists compounds that offer free wifi?

I like these predictions a lot more:

Dow 20,000 by 2017
Dow 100,000 by 2033
US Obesity Rates less than 5% by 2020
Free gigabit wifi over 97% of the US populated places by 2015
Clippers win the NBA Championship by 2017
Return of the real 1/2 gallon ice cream container by 2013
By the year 5000, anthropologists predict humans will evolve to have two rectums but only one nostril.

[MikeyKid]

Beans and bullets! lol

[Ishouldknow]

When I was training to be a stock broker one of the tricks you were taught was to make a bunch of ridiculous predictions for a year or two down the road. If by some miracle a couple came true you could point to them and say "I predicted That two years ago".
Since the 80's and I'm sure of all time, someone is always predicting the end of the financial world. I think they look forward to being right some day. I can't fathom why.

[Delphi]

Originally Posted by Thatguywho

link: How to Survive the Great Depression of 2011-2012

flame on

the next 24 months

- Big boom in commodities and stocks over the next 8 months
- Big boom in foreclosure sale prices due to rent increases
- Interest rate rise by the Fed to precede the massive foreclosure actions
- Printing money by the Treasury should take us to early 2012 before failure
- Gold is going to 5,000 in the next few years? Oil to 200? You are an idiot. Gold 100, oil 15 by year end 2012, if not before.
- Unions blamed for everything. Really
- Republican president and congress 2012.
- Unemployment, if a crash, will soar
- Crash of commodities and stocks by mid 2012.
- A rental crisis will result from mass foreclosures.
- The end of the rental crisis will signal the final crash of the housing market to real values.
- You will be blamed for hoarding if the economy suffers again. It will be 'the people's fault' and not the government or the big businesses.
- Interest rates for us, the public, will be higher than they were in the 80s recovery. Look for 20% + rates for mortgages by 2013.

Yo mean world war III in 2010-2012. China invades USA or USA invades China?

[Charles]

Originally Posted by Delphi

Yo mean world war III in 2010-2012. China invades USA or USA invades China?

No, China and the US (and maybe India and Russia) announce a joint venture to launch a manned mission to Mars.

Three-legged space race for China and US? - Shanghaiist


Not a totally supportive article but the bridges of cooperation are there

Orbital Paths of U.S., China Diverge - WSJ.com

[trishguard]

Originally Posted by Thatguywho

link: How to Survive the Great Depression of 2011-2012

flame on

the next 24 months

- Big boom in commodities and stocks over the next 8 months
- Big boom in foreclosure sale prices due to rent increases
- Interest rate rise by the Fed to precede the massive foreclosure actions
- Printing money by the Treasury should take us to early 2012 before failure
- Gold is going to 5,000 in the next few years? Oil to 200? You are an idiot. Gold 100, oil 15 by year end 2012, if not before.
- Unions blamed for everything. Really
- Republican president and congress 2012.
- Unemployment, if a crash, will soar
- Crash of commodities and stocks by mid 2012.
- A rental crisis will result from mass foreclosures.
- The end of the rental crisis will signal the final crash of the housing market to real values.
- You will be blamed for hoarding if the economy suffers again. It will be 'the people's fault' and not the government or the big businesses.
- Interest rates for us, the public, will be higher than they were in the 80s recovery. Look for 20% + rates for mortgages by 2013.

Good to see you back. I was looking for this in the Business forum like you posted the last one. Great reading once again. THank you!

[Thatguywho]

nice to 'see' you to Trish.

Its all my fault. I wrote this.....

Thursday
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dow -74, nas -23,
OIl was at 88, dropped to 86
gold 1,407 (wow, no boom there), ended 1,388

so far today, Friday, at 2:06 PM
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Dow, nasdaq, and S&P down 1.5% average.
Gold down 2.67%, silver down 5%, Oil down 3.12%.
Overseas, HSI down almost 3%, europe pretty even.



its all my fault.

the article said to get out now...how much would you have saved by getting out yesterday morning? How much did you lose by staying in?

worse, I wrote this in the midnight hour, early am of the 11th, so that horrid day yesterday too...ouch

[Thatguywho]

dow dropping, gold down almost 100 from last week, oil down 7%, talk of china causing a commodities selloff along with other central banks as they think about dumping/selling off their metals. (as of 1 pm today) I am pretty sure when the new congress gets in session it should start a boom though. sitting the whole thing out would be good for you.