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	<title>Comments on: Breaking Spaghetti: A Seven-Year Financial History (2007-04-09)</title>
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		<title>By: red pill</title>
		<link>http://mensnewsdaily.com/2007/04/09/breaking-spaghetti-a-seven-year-financial-history-2007-04-09/comment-page-1/#comment-37127</link>
		<dc:creator>red pill</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Mon, 09 Apr 2007 16:34:00 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>If you&#039;d invested your money in legally registered and transferable NFA automatic weapons you&#039;d have at least doubled or tripled your money since 2002, and by a factor of 10 or more if you&#039;d bought in the early 1990&#039;s.  
Too much detail and smoke and mirrors in the regular market now.  The bottom line is that when one no longer produces and regardless increases consumption as a nation, wealth rapidly decays to nothing as the last free dollars are spent.  If nobody coming up can afford to buy what&#039;s for sale, the value of the/any commodity decreases.  Investing is a gamble based only on the belief of the seller that the value is going down and on the buyers belief that the value is going up. 
Diversification? Is that like betting some money on craps, a bit on roulette, and some on poker and keno too?
Mr Marotta, you have to be wondering why I bother responding to your posts and it has really nothing against you, rather at a fundamental fantasy in this country that becoming successful by doing nothing but speculating is a productive and sustainable way for an ever increasing portion of society to prosper.  With the emphasis off of classic productivity we have come to this where nobody does anything here anymore and all that&#039;s left is intentional manipulation of value beyond real worth.  While a small group can prosper by playing poker most folks have to do real work to eat.  if everyone plays poker and expects the gov&#039;t will support them when they lose there will be a whirlwind left to reap.  We are rapidly approaching a time where the standard estimation and forcasting of value will change because things purchased by those earning 30 bucks an hour will be offered to those only making 10 bucks an hour and I think the cogniscenti are vacuuming the ignorant hopefuls knowing full well that the house of cards is swaying uncontrollably.  You&#039;d be better off telling the peeps how to prepare for the coming hyperinflation and lifestyle degradation.  The reason that housing has been pushed so heavily in the past few years is that it being pushed to inflate, bust and revert to the banks through default through granting loans to the financially irresponsible, in effect the property will be repurchased at a temporary substantial discount through whatever variable years of partial payments.  Lands value will always increase over time as population increases, and the value of property will again increase once the banks and real estate folks reaquire it through foreclosures and abandonment and the majority of folks will again be renters out of necessity.  Do the folks a favor and tell them the truth that their earnings and lifestyle will decrease to 30% of what they are enjoying now and speculating on a game of chance while the rules are changing isn&#039;t in their best interest....</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>If you&#8217;d invested your money in legally registered and transferable NFA automatic weapons you&#8217;d have at least doubled or tripled your money since 2002, and by a factor of 10 or more if you&#8217;d bought in the early 1990&#8217;s.<br />
Too much detail and smoke and mirrors in the regular market now.  The bottom line is that when one no longer produces and regardless increases consumption as a nation, wealth rapidly decays to nothing as the last free dollars are spent.  If nobody coming up can afford to buy what&#8217;s for sale, the value of the/any commodity decreases.  Investing is a gamble based only on the belief of the seller that the value is going down and on the buyers belief that the value is going up.<br />
Diversification? Is that like betting some money on craps, a bit on roulette, and some on poker and keno too?<br />
Mr Marotta, you have to be wondering why I bother responding to your posts and it has really nothing against you, rather at a fundamental fantasy in this country that becoming successful by doing nothing but speculating is a productive and sustainable way for an ever increasing portion of society to prosper.  With the emphasis off of classic productivity we have come to this where nobody does anything here anymore and all that&#8217;s left is intentional manipulation of value beyond real worth.  While a small group can prosper by playing poker most folks have to do real work to eat.  if everyone plays poker and expects the gov&#8217;t will support them when they lose there will be a whirlwind left to reap.  We are rapidly approaching a time where the standard estimation and forcasting of value will change because things purchased by those earning 30 bucks an hour will be offered to those only making 10 bucks an hour and I think the cogniscenti are vacuuming the ignorant hopefuls knowing full well that the house of cards is swaying uncontrollably.  You&#8217;d be better off telling the peeps how to prepare for the coming hyperinflation and lifestyle degradation.  The reason that housing has been pushed so heavily in the past few years is that it being pushed to inflate, bust and revert to the banks through default through granting loans to the financially irresponsible, in effect the property will be repurchased at a temporary substantial discount through whatever variable years of partial payments.  Lands value will always increase over time as population increases, and the value of property will again increase once the banks and real estate folks reaquire it through foreclosures and abandonment and the majority of folks will again be renters out of necessity.  Do the folks a favor and tell them the truth that their earnings and lifestyle will decrease to 30% of what they are enjoying now and speculating on a game of chance while the rules are changing isn&#8217;t in their best interest&#8230;.</p>
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		<title>By: conservativation</title>
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		<dc:creator>conservativation</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Mon, 09 Apr 2007 14:41:44 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>John Q Public, fingers in ears, yelling, &quot;la la la la la la la&quot;!</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>John Q Public, fingers in ears, yelling, &#8220;la la la la la la la&#8221;!</p>
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