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teomaxxx 10-09-2008 08:05 PM

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Originally Posted by pocketkangaroo (Post 14876733)
I'm surprised to see how many people are into gold in what looks to be a deflationary economy. The play seems to be a coin flip. There is a chance we have rapid inflation and you make a killing on gold, but also we just have some deflation and gold gets whacked. Deep recessions and depressions tend to be deflationary.

Maybe I'm wrong, but it just seems like a coin flip.

gold performace was even great in deflationary economics, check out 1929-1933 depression.
however, there is a great chance of total panic by goverments and central banks = money printing = gold up.

Doctor Dre 10-09-2008 09:30 PM

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Originally Posted by A1R3K (Post 14877643)
who are you referring to?

Lots of people on the board giving their predictions about the bottom of the market. Obviously not people actually investing or planning to invest in the market. GFY doctors kind of people... there are many of them here.

seeric 10-09-2008 09:50 PM

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Originally Posted by Doctor Dre (Post 14877972)
Lots of people on the board giving their predictions about the bottom of the market. Obviously not people actually investing or planning to invest in the market. GFY doctors kind of people... there are many of them here.

ahhhhh. yah.

i openly admit i don't know shit. that was the point of the thread. lol.

only thing i really understand pretty in depth is real estate and i have my best friend to thank for that.

however, even he is at a loss for words right now on what's going to happen and when the housing market will completely bone out.

i wanna put some money in the stock market, but i have no idea what to invest in.

pocketkangaroo 10-10-2008 05:35 AM

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Originally Posted by yys (Post 14876910)
Good post but I disagree with the RIMM comment. I won't get into all the reasons but I'm of the opinion that both Rim and Apple are going to be feasting on moto, palm, lg, and samsung market share over the next year. I put some money into it this week and feel extremely confident it will pay off over the next year or two.

I'm just looking at it from my perspective and those I know. I have a Blackberry primarily because they were the only phone that really handled e-mail well. The options were Blackberry or Palm (which was just a mess).

Now everyone has copied them and Apple. Every company has a version of those phones, often times cheaper. I just don't see them growing like they have been when everyone is doing what they are doing now. Take me for instance, I won't be buying a Blackberry again. There are simply other phones just as good and cheaper. They'll still sell a ton of phones, I just don't think they'll do so at this rate of growth.

It's also not going to be a great market for expensive cell phones. A deep recession means that high priced goods get cut first. Will people hang on to their phones for an extra 6 months? Will they choose cheaper alternatives?

One thing to look at is that there are rumors floating around that Microsoft would be a potential buyer if they continue to fall. Would give them instant access to a massive online base, including a strong business one.

pocketkangaroo 10-10-2008 05:39 AM

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Originally Posted by A1R3K (Post 14878048)
ahhhhh. yah.

i openly admit i don't know shit. that was the point of the thread. lol.

only thing i really understand pretty in depth is real estate and i have my best friend to thank for that.

however, even he is at a loss for words right now on what's going to happen and when the housing market will completely bone out.

i wanna put some money in the stock market, but i have no idea what to invest in.

My advice is to stick with high yield blue chip stocks that won't be hurt heavily by the recession. Remember that the lower the price is, the higher the yield will be on your investment. Mix in a few speculative plays like RIMM and GOOG to make it interesting if you want.

pornguy 10-10-2008 05:44 AM

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Originally Posted by Mutt (Post 14876490)
Colin talks a good game and he's very smart - that doesn't guarantee anything but he says he's been buying bargains today.

buy a solid company with solid products - Apple or Google - those are what i'd buy and hang on to them.

Right now that would actually be VERY risky.


LOTS of people will be shutting down the expensive connections to save, and a lot will be getting rid of connections all together for a while. Food before fun.


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