Poor sad brother Trews. The family has done its best. Nature will take its course. Perhaps thru running he can earn some self-respect. The family constantly asks "what is the infatuation with this Igy character?" It is strange.
Poor sad brother Trews. The family has done its best. Nature will take its course. Perhaps thru running he can earn some self-respect. The family constantly asks "what is the infatuation with this Igy character?" It is strange.
Infatuation? You pretend to be my dead sister and I'm supposedly the infatuated one? You are sick.
(wfi)
Not sew fast wrote:
Ghost of Igloi wrote:agip,
Gundlach's view is for the 10-Year to approach 2%, possibly break below that level, rising into year-end, but not breaking above 3%.
Igy
"Economists’ forecasts for 2017 nominal GDP are 4.7%, which Gundlach said is a good predictor of 10-year Treasury rates. But with the 10-year at approximately half that value (2.36%), he said that, “It seems that long-term interest rates are too low relative to GDP.â€
“Either rates will rise or the forecasts will be downgraded,†Gundlach said."
It comes to me as no surprise that Gunlach is changing his tune. He hedged his earlier prediction on the energy sector remaining subdued, but the Syria situation has changed that. Gundlach is a very smart guy and is quite capable of reading the writing on the wall.
Isn't Bill Gross the guy that was forced out at PIMCO for making some horrendous investment decisions that cost the company dearly?
Yea, a real dunce.
Knot 2 brite wrote:
Isn't Bill Gross the guy that was forced out at PIMCO for making some horrendous investment decisions that cost the company dearly?
Yes, and you should be forced out to "The Cloud."
It's only natural for people to seek out like-minded company, so it's no surprise that Igy prefers to follow failed investors/financiers like Gross, Hussman, Stockman, etc.. Misery loves company.
You snooze, you lose wrote:
It's only natural for people to seek out like-minded company, so it's no surprise that Igy prefers to follow failed investors/financiers like Gross, Hussman, Stockman, etc.. Misery loves company.
Thank you, I am glad to be your God.
Yours,
Bob
Why do you feel obligated to impose your fantasies on others? Does it help you to rationalize your own failures?
And you, what are your fantasies? I suppose that valuations don't matter? Or perhaps your are so blind or foolish to consider that possibility?
Of course that is what I want you to believe.
Thanks again.
Yours,
Bob
You're doing it again. Is your position so weak that you feel the need to use fantasies to try to bring others down to your level?
And what's your infatuation with a tv reporter?
Haven't been here in a while...are la gente and maserati still posting?
B. Hathaway wrote:
Haven't been here in a while...are la gente and maserati still posting?
A lot of good posters have been driven away by Ghost and Detector Dude.
I check in every once in a while but paging through nonsense posts about stolen handles gets really old.
Anyway, weird econ numbers today - CPI dropped sharply m/m but still up 2.4% y/y
but the m/m numbers fell very sharply
and retail sales fell m/m but still up 5% y/y
I dunno. signal or noise?
Probably not the best news for 1Q corporate earnings.
It's good to know that there's still at least one sane voice out there. Thank you, agip, for keeping it real.
A former regular wrote:
It's good to know that there's still at least one sane voice out there. Thank you, agip, for keeping it real.
Of course for you "keeping it real" is making sure there is always a Bullish slant.
Keeping is real, Atlanta GDPNow for Q1 2017 0.50%:
https://www.frbatlanta.org/-/media/Documents/cqer/researchcq/gdpnow/RealGDPTrackingSlides.pdf
...yet corporate earnings will be up around 9% y/y