Roos can't confirm Roos

It may be true that the IQD has had a change..... However, I will need to get the information from other than those that have said it every day for several years..... Link please

That would be nice, but the misinformation pushers are linkless.

From Recaps.....did anyone see the Fox Business today he is talking about????
 makingmelodyinmyheart] approved by Sambo: The news on FOX business 3:20 PM today: is the last hour of the stock exchange reports are being adjusted and caused by the WORLD GLOBAL RESETTLEMENT to go crazy! Some stocks supper high, some way down, and ALL bouncing around like crazy... the market has sky rocketed.... because of currency reset is what they're saying...

Sambo (Okie disciple): "Some stocks supper high, some way down, and ALL bouncing around like crazy... the market has sky rocketed.... because of currency reset is what they're saying"...

Sambo, It appears Okie has unzipped you.  Who is they?  Your describe the market as skyrocketing!  Yet you report stocks up, stocks down and all bouncing around like crazy.  Are you a whackadoo?

   

Wackadoo, lol. I had to add that to the dictionary.

Peace, Present....and welcome to reality, where the future is told daily by the gurus and they are scorned, mocked, and ridiculed at every line break of their bs. We don't use libelous statements to assassinate their real personas we just call a spade a spade and a lie a lie and balderdash just balderdash. Enjoy your time here.

From Fox Business:

The Dow and broad S&P 500 slipped from their highest levels on record as traders reacted to better-than-expected data on the U.S. economy.

Today's Markets

The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 40.4 points, or 0.26%, to 15637, the S&P 500 dipped 3.2 points, or 0.18%, to 1722 and the Nasdaq Composite advanced 5.7 points, or 0.15%, to 3789.

The Dow and broader S&P 500 both logged record highs on Wednesday after the Federal Reserve decided to hold off on scaling back its vast bond-buying program in a move that shocked Wall Street. Markets across Europe and Asia extended the gains seen in America's markets on Thursday, with many indexes rallying more than 1%.

The benchmark 10-year Treasury bonded yield hovered about the 2.698% mark on Thursday, down sharply from 2.85% on Wednesday morning. Meanwhile gold, which had taken a beating on the back of tapering worries, surged $58.80, or 4.5%, to $1,366 a troy ounce.

Traders will get a batch of data on the American economy on the day. Fed watchers are once again closely eyeing incoming data in a bid to gauge exactly when the central bank will begin the tapering process.

The Labor Department said the number of Americans filing for first-time unemployment benefits rose last week to 309,000 from an upwardly revised 294,000 the week prior. Economists expected the number to rise to 330,000 from an initially reported 292,000. The Labor Department said readings for the last two weeks have been impacted by computer upgrade issues.

The National Association of Realtors said sales of existing single-family homes rose in August to an annual rate of 5.48 million units from 5.39 million units in July. Economists expected the number to fall to 5.25 million units. The reading was the highest since 2007.

The Philadelphia Fed’s measure of manufacturing activity in the mid-Atlantic region blew past expectations in September to 22.3 from 9.3 in August, while economists expected the gauge to rise slightly to 10. Readings above 0 indicate expansion, while those below point to contraction.

Elsewhere, in corporate news, J.P. Morgan Chase (JPM) settled charges over its massive 'London Whale' loss with four agencies of $920 million. The biggest U.S. bank by assets also said it received a "Wells Notice" from the Commodities Futures Trading Commission over activities by its chief investment office.

Foreign Markets

The Euro Stoxx 50 rallied 1.1% to 2941, the English FTSE 100 jumped 1.4% to 6653 and the German DAX climbed 1.1% to 8732.

In Asia, the Japanese Nikkei 225 surged 1.8% to 14766 and the Chinese Hang Seng zoomed higher by 1.7% to 23503.

Read more: http://www.foxbusiness.com/markets/2013/09/19/wall-street-slips-from-record-highs/#ixzz2fOnLoQNc

Did you see the words "bouncing around like crazy" or "world global resettlement"? No, neither did I.

you have the blind leading the blind

IT'S BEEN CONFIRMED????????  WOOOOOHOOOOO, IT'S BEEN CONFIRMED!!!!!!!!! 
YUPEREE, CONFIRMED THAT THESE 'ROOS ARE NOT ONLY CRAZY BUT "plum crazy." 
Hey, what did you expect?  Honesty.  When pigs can fly!!
1000% confirmation?  Interesting that is 10 times a perfect confirmation - hmmmmm must have talked to 10 'roos that were in on the conspiracy.   Where two or more are gathered together ...... .  (Some how I don't think that phrase applies to 'roos, although many of them tout religion in their posts and some of them allude to the fact that God is watching.  Yep, and God also watches as they LIE about the dinar and dong rv'ing.  1000%, me oh my how these clowns fabricate and come up with out of this world things.

POPCORN, PEANUTS, CANDY COATED SNACKS.  GET YOUR .....   PT, OLD MAN, HERE'S TO YA!!!!

Did You Say plum crazy, aks? Well us old coots remember this one quite well.

wpsmit wrote:Did You Say plum crazy, aks? Well us old coots remember this one quite well.

Suweet!

Yebo-yes!!

I've always really liked purple. Kev, and I loved the early 70's challenger/cuda looks. Needless to say, this is one of my all time favorite cars, from a choice of dozens of my favorites


So glad to see they went retro look with the new models - the new charger is ok, but just doesn't do much for me

Now that is one super car!!!  Brings back memories of days of yore. 

In days of yore, when knights were bold and knighthood was in flower ....... .  Oooppps too far back.

Love them 50/60/70's cars.  Ah, the days of thunder revisited.  Vanishing Point, Dead Man's Curve, Jan and Dean ..... .  Cars!!!!!  THE good old days, for sure.     

Thanks for the trip down memory lane wpsmit!!

NP aks, it's on my bucket list for when the RV hits at $22.00....bwhahahaha. When it happens at that rate, hell I'll buy an 70 model and a 2014 model....Nahhhhhh, make that 2 70 models.......a plum purple and a sublime green

Hey Ponee, am I not the best Thread kidnapper in all of Dinarland? Sorry, it's just "all" of me kicking in. Back when I was growing up, they called me precocious, not ADD or ADHD or Autistic or anything else. I got a swift pop on the behind and was sent about my business.

MOPAR power!!!!  Better get the 440 model. 

Hey, just read that Okie is walking on the beach and there is room of all.  IS he calling it yet again?  Stay tuned - Saw this on dinar guru.  What a crock - he still says moments away!!!

 Hope he's right, but I fear it is back to the circus again.  Popcorn, peanuts,   .  .   .  . . ... .

He's on the beach now? SHEESH, I sure hope the tide doesn't wash him out to sea.   

vette are topsforget mopars

convincing not required jayzze about the vettes, I have owned two during my lifetime and they were both super cars. I have always wanted a cuda/challenger from that era though.

BTW...#1 on my bucket list is a Porsche......

h ave 2 vettes also owned a 67 gtx and a 70 cda butm my favorite was a 57 ford retractable

like I said earlier, $22.00 and I have a bunch of cars to buy (not holding my breath). $3.00 probably a late model low mileage certified Porsche and 1 as yet undetermined model vintage machine. $1.00 which is what I have believed for a long time and it's just the Porsche.

This has probably been done before...but has anyone an idea as to how much total currency is floating around the world every day...22 to 1...naaah.