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Hillwilliam -> RE: What happened to that gas? (5/6/2011 6:54:07 AM)
As an aside, Silver has tanked in the last month as well. What's hunky gonna do?

Edwynn -> RE: What happened to that gas? (5/6/2011 6:59:26 AM)
It's time that people other than home owners took a 'bubble' bath for a change. The silver lining, so to speak.

pahunkboy -> RE: What happened to that gas? (5/6/2011 7:06:58 AM)
quote: ORIGINAL: Hillwilliam As an aside, Silver has tanked in the last month as well. What's hunky gonna do? Nothing. I am not a margin trader or a day trader. I dont even have a loss till if goes under $9. (shup ego. lol) Cheaper gas is a good- thing- milk and eggs- and chicken will come down. Yay for that.

flcouple2009 -> RE: What happened to that gas? (5/6/2011 7:07:37 AM)
I am glad you finally see your post as vile and hateful. I believe it was you cherry picking your sources and yelling at anyone who pointed out conflicting reports.

Musicmystery -> RE: What happened to that gas? (5/6/2011 7:16:13 AM)
quote: ORIGINAL: pahunkboy quote: ORIGINAL: Hillwilliam As an aside, Silver has tanked in the last month as well. What's hunky gonna do? Nothing. I am not a margin trader or a day trader. I dont even have a loss till if goes under $9. (shup ego. lol) Cheaper gas is a good- thing- milk and eggs- and chicken will come down. Yay for that. Again, I'm with pahb on this one. It was a cheap shot, and he has a solid response.

Sanity -> RE: What happened to that gas? (5/6/2011 7:18:04 AM)
The OP is yours [;)] As for the rest - nah, youre wrong. quote: ORIGINAL: flcouple2009 I am glad you finally see your post as vile and hateful. I believe it was you cherry picking your sources and yelling at anyone who pointed out conflicting reports.

Hillwilliam -> RE: What happened to that gas? (5/6/2011 7:35:54 AM)
quote: ORIGINAL: Sanity No, stocks have been falling. As of 1030 AM EDT, theyre up NYSE is up 142. Oil down and stocks up, I hope it holds for a while.

Sanity -> RE: What happened to that gas? (5/6/2011 7:40:33 AM)
The market hadnt opened when I posted that, and i wasnt referring to the last ten minutes anyway

flcouple2009 -> RE: What happened to that gas? (5/6/2011 7:45:49 AM)
Stocks up, Oil down. Your claims were stock market falling, oil rising. Absolutely no chance of $6 a gallon oil by summer. Your doom and gloom on gas prices was followed by the doom and gloom of what gas prices were gonna do to inflation and how the inflation numbers were incorrect because of what gas prices were going to be. Which one of those were you right about?

mnottertail -> RE: What happened to that gas? (5/6/2011 7:51:13 AM)
Don't shoot the messenger, simply because he never ever has had a message.

Sanity -> RE: What happened to that gas? (5/6/2011 7:52:51 AM)
MY claims? [:D] Sorry but you need a reality check, thats been the news. Interesting that you can blame me for world events, or for major news outlets reporting... The markets absolutely been going down of late, though I havent checked the ticker yet this morning... and again, the market hadnt opened when I posted that (you can check the time on the post itself). And its a very recent development that oils been falling, and I am glad that it is. quote: ORIGINAL: flcouple2009 Stocks up, Oil down. Your claims were stock market falling, oil rising. Absolutely no chance of $6 a gallon oil by summer. Your doom and gloom on gas prices was followed by the doom and gloom of what gas prices were gonna do to inflation and how the inflation numbers were incorrect because of what gas prices were going to be. Which one of those were you right about?

Hillwilliam -> RE: What happened to that gas? (5/6/2011 7:59:47 AM)
Um sanity. the DJIA is up 400 in the last 3 months and over 900 since Jan 1. You said stocks are falling. Is this a long term trend or just a certain week or?

Sanity -> RE: What happened to that gas? (5/6/2011 8:02:30 AM)
Almost forgot... as for inflation, thats been the news as well, hasnt it. Its here, and it is very real.

flcouple2009 -> RE: What happened to that gas? (5/6/2011 8:02:45 AM)
No, you cherry picked the articles and reports you wished to use. Just like you always do. Anything that was shown to you in disagreement you attacked. The markets are always up and down. Where was that big drop and crash? Funny how you never really want to talk about the things you say.

Sanity -> RE: What happened to that gas? (5/6/2011 8:06:12 AM)
The discussion was referencing that last five days, hill - http://www.collarchat.com/fb.asp?m=3661623 And the markets primarily been trending down in that time quote: ORIGINAL: Hillwilliam Um sanity. the DJIA is up 400 in the last 3 months and over 900 since Jan 1. You said stocks are falling. Is this a long term trend or just a certain week or?

Hillwilliam -> RE: What happened to that gas? (5/6/2011 8:12:14 AM)
Thankee but you have to admit 5 days isn't exactly a trend in stocks. I tend to look at markets in a minimum of 3 month chunks and preferrably years. My investments are long term. "Day trading" is a good way to lose 100K really fast as a good friend found out last year. The numbers that concern Me are things like "up over 4600 since Jan 20, 2009"

Sanity -> RE: What happened to that gas? (5/6/2011 8:13:51 AM)
Ask yourself why you feel the need to hijack every thread, and make every thread about me ("the things I say") rather than the topic. So what if I use news articles to make my point, using facts and logic like that are what debating is all about. I am not going to make your argument for you, dont ask me to do that, even if you do think I should. Present facts of your own as counter points rather than launch these constant ad hominem attacks on me, if you can rise to that level. quote: ORIGINAL: flcouple2009 No, you cherry picked the articles and reports you wished to use. Just like you always do. Anything that was shown to you in disagreement you attacked. The markets are always up and down. Where was that big drop and crash? Funny how you never really want to talk about the things you say.

Sanity -> RE: What happened to that gas? (5/6/2011 8:14:59 AM)
Again, that wasnt the discussion. But still, thank you for the input. quote: ORIGINAL: Hillwilliam Thankee but you have to admit 5 days isn't exactly a trend in stocks. I tend to look at markets in a minimum of 3 month chunks and preferrably years. My investments are long term. "Day trading" is a good way to lose 100K really fast as a good friend found out last year. The numbers that concern Me are things like "up over 4600 since Jan 20, 2009"

Sanity -> RE: What happened to that gas? (5/6/2011 8:26:11 AM)
Just the facts: quote: U.S. Payrolls Grew 244,000 in April; Unemployment at 9% American employers in April added more jobs than forecast, indicating the world’s largest economy is weathering the impact of higher fuel prices. Payrolls expanded by 244,000 last month, the biggest gain since May 2010, after a revised 221,000 increase the prior month, the Labor Department said today in Washington. The jobless rate climbed to 9 percent, the first increase since November, a separate survey of households showed. Employment was forecast to grow by 185,000 last month, according to the median estimate of economists surveyed by Bloomberg News. Stocks jumped after four days of losses, commodities rallied and bonds slid as the report eased concern that the economic recovery is cooling. The figures bolster Federal Reserve Chairman Ben S. Bernanke’s forecast for a labor market that is “improving gradually.” “This is good news, and it’s getting better,” James Glassman, senior economist at JP Morgan Chase & Co. in New York, said in a radio interview on “Bloomberg Surveillance” with Tom Keene. “People increasingly are becoming more confident that we are on a recovery track.” The Standard & Poor’s 500 Index advanced 1.1 percent to 1,349.13 at 10:15 a.m. in New York. The Thomson Reuters/Jefferies CRB Index of commodities added 0.4 percent, erasing an earlier decline as oil reversed a 5.2 percent slide. The yield on the benchmark 10-year note increased to 3.2 percent from 3.15 percent as Treasuries halted a six-day rally. Full article at: http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2011-05-06/u-s-payrolls-increased-244-000-in-april-unemployment-rate-climbs-to-9-.html Apparently, if I read this right oil is headed back up

Hillwilliam -> RE: What happened to that gas? (5/6/2011 8:36:29 AM)
quote: ORIGINAL: Sanity Again, that wasnt the discussion. But still, thank you for the input. quote: ORIGINAL: Hillwilliam Thankee but you have to admit 5 days isn't exactly a trend in stocks. I tend to look at markets in a minimum of 3 month chunks and preferrably years. My investments are long term. "Day trading" is a good way to lose 100K really fast as a good friend found out last year. The numbers that concern Me are things like "up over 4600 since Jan 20, 2009" You are the one that claimed stocks down, I was just asking for clarification and mentioning what I feel is sound investment strategy.

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