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[arbman]

do the opposite of what he says

[SemiBizz]

My guess is that his diet consists of lemons, habanero peppers, sour grapes and prunes...

[A-ha]

You forgot the most essential one: "goat balls"

Edited by xD&Cox, 06 July 2007 - 04:40 PM.

[Iblayz]

Yea, and as one might suspect Mr. Gross's musings are met with skepticism. That figures. But the writer is not important. What is important, in my opinion, is the sheer number of stories the last few weeks with this same theme.....from many different sources (writers).....with varying frames of reference (in terms of the writers field or specialty). I can only draw from a recent and yet similar chain of events. It was during the boom time of the recent housing explosion. The same thing was happening.....stories appearing from all over....referencing the inevitable housing bust. There was similar skepticism. No way they said.....this time is different. There is simply too much demand for a limited product (that being the land underneath). So everybody just sailed happily along.....and then it happened....the inevitable that was so seemingly impossible to many. And it just keeps getting worse and worse.....in spite of a gazillion bottom calls. It's one thing to have a naysayer with a bias. It's another thing when the naysayers are in tune and have a diverse backdrop.....and there are so many of them saying the same thing.....and the funny thing.....everybody wants to believe Wall Street......cause their tune is ALWAYS different.

[U.F.O.]

Bill Gross is the ultimate fade. He hasn't told the truth since he got his first hair weave. Pimco is ONLY in everything they do for the money. If BG says housing market crash...he's buying mortgage backed securities. Buyer beware. He's a lying, bond trading SOB. If you don't believe that...you'll lose money. U.F.O.

[arbman]

He's a lying, bond trading SOB.

The richest guy is usually a lonely man, even in his circle of trust...

[U.F.O.]

Does he usually have artificial hair? U.F.O.

[NAV]

We all remember his DOW 4000 call during the spring of 2003, don't we ?