Where to put money?

[YALE]

LOL well don't you know your shit son:wink1:

Buffalo Haltom?

[03DARKSHADOW]

Buffalo Haltom?

Huh...I don't get it??

[SVTNorthTexas]

buffalo haltom?

teamjacob?

[Broncojohnny]

LMAO..now really?! She's only 20months old...haha be my guess oh and btw he should keep in mind she loves Dora the explorer:wink1:

...and having her diaper changed. lol

[03DARKSHADOW]

...and having her diaper changed. lol

umm..yeah...Just like any toddler does

[Broncojohnny]

umm..yeah...Just like any toddler does

Just take it off and let them out in the backyard, like I dog. That is what I do with mine. Maybe hose them off every once in a while.

[03DARKSHADOW]

Just take it off and let them out in the backyard, like I dog. That is what I do with mine. Maybe hose them off every once in a while.

like a dog really?!
Eeww!!

[YALE]

teamjacob?

Guess I thought wrong.

[Denny]

I move most into hard assets and make a few "no brainer" market moves to acquire more fiat to pick up other things that can't be duplicated, printed or replaced. If my goal was to only get more fiat, there is still deals to be had in the stock market. Money can be had in an up or down market. I'm just not smart enough to figure out how any of that will be relevant, so I go the safe, steady route.

[slow99]

Sweet, I was about to say this thread is severely lacking fiat.

[Denny]

I wasn't about to let you down. LOL

One thing that is really fucking with my head, Jody, is this stock run that seems to be golden lately (pun intended). Greece is about to burn to the ground, Europe is doing some stupid moves that none of the Europeaners want. It will only prolong the inevitable and start a chain reaction that will just be harder to recover from (if at all). We're still headed down the same path with no recovery in sight. The world is coming apart at the seams. No one has money...

Yet, the market's numbers are climbing to almost post 2008 highs?!?! What the fuck am I missing?

[slow99]

I wasn't about to let you down. LOL

One thing that is really fucking with my head, Jody, is this stock run that seems to be golden lately (pun intended). Greece is about to burn to the ground, Europe is doing some stupid moves that none of the Europeaners want. It will only prolong the inevitable and start a chain reaction that will just be harder to recover from (if at all). We're still headed down the same path with no recovery in sight. The world is coming apart at the seams. No one has money...

Yet, the market's numbers are climbing to almost post 2008 highs?!?! What the fuck am I missing?

Run... I guess if you're talking about this week. Market got beat up pretty good before this week. You can't just look at price level, look at valuations. The market as a whole is still on the cheap side. Of course, markets are forward looking and valuations take into account future growth and risk. So, a lower multiple is justified, imo. I'd like to see the dow in the low- to mid- 11s and I'd be confident in purchasing a lot more.

[Denny]

Run... I guess if you're talking about this week. Market got beat up pretty good before this week. You can't just look at price level, look at valuations. The market as a whole is still on the cheap side. Of course, markets are forward looking and valuations take into account future growth and risk. So, a lower multiple is justified, imo. I'd like to see the dow in the low- to mid- 11s and I'd be confident in purchasing a lot more.

I'm just wondering if some of that asset purchasing we talked about instead of another QE could be related. If so, this would be the ultimate pump and dump.

[slow99]

I'm just wondering if some of that asset purchasing we talked about instead of another QE could be related. If so, this would be the ultimate pump and dump.

News flow suggests the Greece situation looking like it's resolved (for now) to be a catalyst. You also can't forget general fund flows.
S&P FY1 P/E is about 13 last I checked... not expensive at all.

[Broncojohnny]

I wasn't about to let you down. LOL

One thing that is really fucking with my head, Jody, is this stock run that seems to be golden lately (pun intended). Greece is about to burn to the ground, Europe is doing some stupid moves that none of the Europeaners want. It will only prolong the inevitable and start a chain reaction that will just be harder to recover from (if at all). We're still headed down the same path with no recovery in sight. The world is coming apart at the seams. No one has money...

Yet, the market's numbers are climbing to almost post 2008 highs?!?! What the fuck am I missing?

As Jody mentioned the market is actually undervalued compared to historical norm. What is happening is that many companies are already back to showing the earnings they had before the collapse yet share prices don't reflect that. Problem is that they aren't hiring anyone. If that little problem of hiring would go away the economy would see some recovery. I don't think that is going to happen with Obama in the White House, too much uncertainty. Stock prices will still stay down and won't become undervalued until the retail investor gets back in. That doesn't happen in any cycle until the market gets higher and people start bragging to their friends about how much money they are making in the market. Once the unsophisticated investor gets back in, he is the one who gets taken for a ride and loses his ass.

None of this is a solution for the debt situation in this country, of course. But I will say that I would be more comfortable with a debt crisis here if the economy was humming along before they tried to tackle it.