It looks like you're using an Ad Blocker.
Please white-list or disable AboveTopSecret.com in your ad-blocking tool.
Thank you.
Some features of ATS will be disabled while you continue to use an ad-blocker.
A warning: InvestmentNews wants to make damn sure its readers, the 90,000 professional financial advisers who rely on timeliness and accuracy of every INews forecast: “What will your clients’ portfolios look like when the bond bomb goes off?” Get it? Not if but when it happens.
Yes, they do expect the bond bomb to explode and are publishing “a special report on the impending crisis in the bond market.”
Yes, you heard them. “Tick, Tick ... Boom!” Wake up, it’s an “impending crisis,” dead ahead. And to punctuate their message, InvestmentNews added an alarming photo of an alarm clock with huge bells, wired to rolled up bonds looking like a stack of dynamite sticks. “Tick, Tick ... Boom!”
InvestmentNews is not staffed by a bunch of not alarmists, quite the opposite — conservative, trustworthy and methodical. They know the 90,000 registered investment advisers that rely on them are in turn responsible for advising millions of Americans and managing trillions of retirement assets. Yes, their audience demands reliable forecasts.
So listen closely, we’ll summarize Andrew Osterland’s lead article “Fear Rising With Rates,” along with an interview with Bond King Bill Gross. And INews editorials on “repositioning client money” with “strategies for rising rates.” And a couple of opposing portfolio suggestions: “The case for, and against, stocks.”
Originally posted by buster2010
Let wall street crash we should have never bailed them out in the first place. Wall street and the banks made this mess now let them take the fall. It will be a good learning experience for some of these scumbags to wake up wondering if they are going to lose their house or where they are going to get their next meal from. Just like millions of other Americans are experiencing now thanks to them.edit on 20-3-2013 by buster2010 because: (no reason given)
Let wall street crash we should have never bailed them out in the first place. Wall street and the banks made this mess now let them take the fall.
Originally posted by buster2010
Let wall street crash we should have never bailed them out in the first place. Wall street and the banks made this mess now let them take the fall. It will be a good learning experience for some of these scumbags to wake up wondering if they are going to lose their house or where they are going to get their next meal from. Just like millions of other Americans are experiencing now thanks to them.edit on 20-3-2013 by buster2010 because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by Xtrozero
Originally posted by buster2010
Let wall street crash we should have never bailed them out in the first place. Wall street and the banks made this mess now let them take the fall. It will be a good learning experience for some of these scumbags to wake up wondering if they are going to lose their house or where they are going to get their next meal from. Just like millions of other Americans are experiencing now thanks to them.edit on 20-3-2013 by buster2010 because: (no reason given)
So says the guy with most likely no savings. I keep getting this feeling that all the young people want some kind of game reset because it is just not fair that they start out with nothing.
You want to go after a few with little care for tens of millions that save and invest for retirement.
I dont want it to crash, its going to suck bad when it crashes. But its going to crash.
So says the guy with most likely no savings. I keep getting this feeling that all the young people want some kind of game reset because it is just not fair that they start out with nothing.
This is just another bubble; all bubbles pop. This one will too. To deny it is to deny reality.
Originally posted by Xtrozero
Originally posted by buster2010
Let wall street crash we should have never bailed them out in the first place. Wall street and the banks made this mess now let them take the fall. It will be a good learning experience for some of these scumbags to wake up wondering if they are going to lose their house or where they are going to get their next meal from. Just like millions of other Americans are experiencing now thanks to them.edit on 20-3-2013 by buster2010 because: (no reason given)
So says the guy with most likely no savings. I keep getting this feeling that all the young people want some kind of game reset because it is just not fair that they start out with nothing.
You want to go after a few with little care for tens of millions that save and invest for retirement.
Originally posted by seabag
reply to post by Xtrozero
So says the guy with most likely no savings. I keep getting this feeling that all the young people want some kind of game reset because it is just not fair that they start out with nothing.
That’s exactly what it is!!!
It’s no surprise that those willing to go the farthest are those with nothing to lose.
Originally posted by Zarniwoop
Unfortunately, it would be the average Joe with a 401k that takes the fall more than the scumbags you speak of. Plus, unemployment would likely skyrocket.
Everyone loses in your scenario except the scumbags that have already cashed out several times over.