Anybody know for certain?
I ate some rock salt as a kid & it didn't do any harm (that i'm aware of)
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Re: US$ DROPPING LIKE A ROCK!!! (76.71)
by manu » Thu 01 Nov 2007, 08:46:34
$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('RonMN', 'I') would guess that rock salt or pellet salt would be consumable...
Anybody know for certain?
I ate some rock salt as a kid & it didn't do any harm (that i'm aware of)
Anybody know for certain?
I ate some rock salt as a kid & it didn't do any harm (that i'm aware of)
Good rock salt is better than processed salt.
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Re: US$ DROPPING LIKE A ROCK!!! (76.62)
by Chuckmak » Fri 02 Nov 2007, 12:15:34
Last trade 76.390 Change -0.350 (-0.46%)
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Re: US$ DROPPING LIKE A ROCK!!! (76.62)
by strider3700 » Fri 02 Nov 2007, 13:20:22
oil is at $95 something
gold is at $803
the canadian dollar is worth $1.07 US
but all is fine in lala land
gold is at $803
the canadian dollar is worth $1.07 US
but all is fine in lala land
shame on us, doomed from the start
god have mercy on our dirty little hearts
god have mercy on our dirty little hearts
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Re: US$ DROPPING LIKE A ROCK!!! (76.62)
by RonMN » Fri 02 Nov 2007, 14:03:47
Did anybody watch CNBC this morning? EVERYBODY was calling BS on todays jobs number...it was pretty funny.
Now here's an article: Jobs Report From Alternate Universe
Quote:
Honey, I have good news and bad news. The bad news is the value of our house fell $200,000. The good news is my hourly wages went up by 3 cents.
Now here's an article: Jobs Report From Alternate Universe
Quote:
Honey, I have good news and bad news. The bad news is the value of our house fell $200,000. The good news is my hourly wages went up by 3 cents.
Quis custodiet ipsos custodes.
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Re: US$ DROPPING LIKE A ROCK!!! (76.62)
by roccman » Fri 02 Nov 2007, 14:10:32
"There must be a bogeyman; there always is, and it cannot be something as esoteric as "resource depletion." You can't go to war with that." Emersonbiggins
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Re: US$ DROPPING LIKE A ROCK!!! (76.23)
by roccman » Sun 04 Nov 2007, 20:43:33
Reuters:Everybody hates the dollar
$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('', 'N')EW YORK (Reuters) - There is a lot of uncertainty in financial markets, but there is one bet that almost everyone seems to be making: sell the dollar.
The U.S. dollar fell again on Friday against a basket of six major currencies (.DXY: Quote, Profile, Research), hitting levels not seen in that index's 30-year plus history. It has fallen more than 7.0 percent since the summer's financial ruckus started.
It is an unusually strong consensus, which is often an indicator to go the other way, but, well, there is a lot not to like.
The U.S. economy is likely to slow, if not contract, hurt by a deflating housing bubble, an excess of debt and a financial system that is hitting the lending brakes hard.
And while the Federal Reserve seemed to signal that this week's cut in rates might be the last for a while, if anything U.S. interest rates may decline faster and farther than those of most other major currencies, undermining support for the greenback even more.
This may be especially true if you believe, as do a vocal minority of analysts, that the U.S. will slide into recession, forcing the Fed to cut rates aggressively.
Others fear the reverse, that rising prices of energy, and the new phenomenon of inflation in China driving up prices at Wal-Mart, will drive up U.S. inflation, tying the Fed's hands and causing an unattractive mix of low growth and inflation, or stagflation.
$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('', 'N')EW YORK (Reuters) - There is a lot of uncertainty in financial markets, but there is one bet that almost everyone seems to be making: sell the dollar.
The U.S. dollar fell again on Friday against a basket of six major currencies (.DXY: Quote, Profile, Research), hitting levels not seen in that index's 30-year plus history. It has fallen more than 7.0 percent since the summer's financial ruckus started.
It is an unusually strong consensus, which is often an indicator to go the other way, but, well, there is a lot not to like.
The U.S. economy is likely to slow, if not contract, hurt by a deflating housing bubble, an excess of debt and a financial system that is hitting the lending brakes hard.
And while the Federal Reserve seemed to signal that this week's cut in rates might be the last for a while, if anything U.S. interest rates may decline faster and farther than those of most other major currencies, undermining support for the greenback even more.
This may be especially true if you believe, as do a vocal minority of analysts, that the U.S. will slide into recession, forcing the Fed to cut rates aggressively.
Others fear the reverse, that rising prices of energy, and the new phenomenon of inflation in China driving up prices at Wal-Mart, will drive up U.S. inflation, tying the Fed's hands and causing an unattractive mix of low growth and inflation, or stagflation.
"There must be a bogeyman; there always is, and it cannot be something as esoteric as "resource depletion." You can't go to war with that." Emersonbiggins
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Re: US$ DROPPING LIKE A ROCK!!! (76.23)
by xarkz » Sun 04 Nov 2007, 20:54:49
$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('roccman', 'E')verybody hates the dollar
Supermodel Bundchen Joins Hedge Fund Managers Dumping Dollars
How bad is it when even supermodels are smart enough to dump
the dollar!
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Re: US$ DROPPING LIKE A ROCK!!! (76.23)
by roccman » Sun 04 Nov 2007, 21:06:08
$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('xarkz', '')$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('roccman', 'E')verybody hates the dollar
Supermodel Bundchen Joins Hedge Fund Managers Dumping Dollars
How bad is it when even supermodels are smart enough to dump
the dollar!
Wow!!
J6P is now in the know!!!
Holy Hell - run for the freak'n hills!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Got bunker?
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