Japan crisis - the worlds economic outlook?

bendix

Poshbird wrote: »

Just because I have positioned myself on the side of things to benefit from what you describe, does not mean I want it to happen. You have to do your best with the hand you are delt.

Oh please . . . . you were positively gleeful when you thought that the workers really had had their flesh burned to their bones. It was all rather vulgar, and your reliance on Alex Jones for your information (rather than more reliable newsources) indicates a prediliction for doom-mongering.

One can almost sense your disappointment when it's pointed out that the world isn't in fact run by Reptilians and the New World Order.

Poshbird

bendix wrote: »

Oh please . . . . you were positively gleeful when you thought that the workers really had had their flesh burned to their bones. It was all rather vulgar, and your reliance on Alex Jones for your information (rather than more reliable newsources) indicates a prediliction for doom-mongering.

One can almost sense your disappointment when it's pointed out that the world isn't in fact run by Reptilians and the New World Order.

Whatever crack you are smoking I suggest you stop now. Or if you are not smoking crack then its even more worrying about your state of mind.

Where on Earth do these Reptilians come from? Is it not time to grow up little boy, you are not in the playground now? I could make all sorts of stuff up about you bendix.

Lets see now, oh I have a good one. You think that that all that radioactive water going into the sea will make a new Godzilla! Is that why you keep talking about Reptiles (I have only ever seen it from you never anywhere else) After all the last Godzilla movie story was from the French nuclear testing.

Why don't you back to thinking that these mutant fish will soon have 2 heads and then join the new world order and try and kill everyone!

Even if you deny believing it you will be accused of thinking such things over and over.

Yes I do feel better now :T

bendix

Poshbird wrote: »

Whatever crack you are smoking I suggest you stop now. Or if you are not smoking crack then its even more worrying about your state of mind.

Where on Earth do these Reptilians come from? Is it not time to grow up little boy, you are not in the playground now? I could make all sorts of stuff up about you bendix.

Lets see now, oh I have a good one. You think that that all that radioactive water going into the sea will make a new Godzilla! Is that why you keep talking about Reptiles (I have only ever seen it from you never anywhere else) After all the last Godzilla movie story was from the French nuclear testing.

Why don't you back to thinking that these mutant fish will soon have 2 heads and then join the new world order and try and kill everyone!

Even if you deny believing it you will be accused of thinking such things over and over.

Yes I do feel better now :T

To be honest, that was a pretty weak effort Poshbird.

Poshbird

Lets not forget BENDix favorite group of friends the silver bears!

What an appropriate name BENDix, are you silver bears very disappointed with performance of Element 47 today?

bendix

Poshbird wrote: »

Lets not forget BENDix favorite group of friends the silver bears!

What an appropriate name BENDix, are you silver bears very disappointed with performance of Element 47 today?

What a strange post. Sometimes, Poshbird, it's best to self-edit now and again. People in the outside world don't always understand your inside head voice.

Anyway, what makes you think I'm bear-ish on silver? On the contrary. I believe, somewhere, i own a chunk of Fresnillo and other PM metal mining stocks.

I've always argued that metals should form part of a balanced investment portfolio.

What I'm vocal about is silver obsessives, which i find a bit sad, depressing, delusional (you're all Alex Jones apostles, usually) and one-dimensional.

Poshbird

bendix wrote: »

What a strange post. Sometimes, Poshbird, it's best to self-edit now and again. People in the outside world don't always understand your inside head voice.

Anyway, what makes you think I'm bear-ish on silver? On the contrary. I believe, somewhere, i own a chunk of Fresnillo and other PM metal mining stocks.

I've always argued that metals should form part of a balanced investment portfolio.

What I'm vocal about is silver obsessives, which i find a bit sad, depressing, delusional (you're all Alex Jones apostles, usually) and one-dimensional.

You have changed your tune.

You have been bashing silver bulls for a long time, you along with your `chums` like Hamish in the picture above delighted in every little dip on the way up from $8 in 2008 to the almost $50 per ounce a few weeks ago.

I also delighted in this dip but for different reasons to you. Down from $50oz to today`s price. I delight because I am able to order more ounces of silver in my monthly order


So Bendix please stop throwing your toys out of the pram and grow up will you. No one is interested in your `theories` about Reptiles and the new world order. I am not interested in the slightest, so take your childishness somewhere else.

This thread is about the economic outlook for the world going forward and the long term effects of the nuclear crisis in Japan.

Poshbird

‎#TEPCO admits several 10cm (4 inch) holes in #Fukushima reactor no2 and a 7cm in no1. They MUST have known! #meltdown !!!!!!!/m2Zprg #Japan

bendix

Poshbird wrote: »

You have changed your tune.

You have been bashing silver bulls for a long time,
.

Not because I'm bullish or bearish on silver. As I have said, I own metals both directly and indirectly. For the hundredth time, commodities form an important part of a balanced investment portfolio.

My attacks on you silver obsessives is because of that unbalanced obsession you have, and the ludicrous worldview you take which makes you so obsessive.

Of which this thread - with your nonsense about Japanese workers having their flesh eaten away to the bone sourced from idiots and conspiracy theorists like Alex Jones - is testament.

Poshbird

bendix wrote: »

Not because I'm bullish or bearish on silver. As I have said, I own metals both directly and indirectly. For the hundredth time, commodities form an important part of a balanced investment portfolio.

My attacks on you silver obsessives is because of that unbalanced obsession you have, and the ludicrous worldview you take which makes you so obsessive.

Of which this thread - with your nonsense about Japanese workers having their flesh eaten away to the bone sourced from idiots and conspiracy theorists like Alex Jones - is testament.

so now you are claiming you have silver bullion directly? Like I said its a bit late for that now, you will be kicked out of the silver bears picture the way are going :rotfl:

As I said before I will not lower myself to your playground bully tactict's. You claim that I believe all sorts of things about reptiles and new world order that I claim I have never heard about except from you. Lets just agree to disagree shall we.

You can twist and turn anything you want to Bendix, it must be sad little life if your main purpose is to try and bully (unsuccessfully) someone you don't know on an internet forum.

I can't believe how much time I have wasted talking to you, enough is enough no more. Lets get back on topic.

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More, and worse, meltdowns admitted:

http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2011/may/24/japan-nuclear-plant-more-meltdowns

Newly released photos showing water around and in the Fukushima plant during the tsunami:

http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/gallery/2011/may/20/japan-earthquake-and-tsunami-japan?intcmp=239

You can see that Tsunami protection wall was no where near big enough.

bendix

Where do I claim I own silver bullion directly? I said I own PMs directly and indirectly. I have shares in key mining companies, alongside funds in all types of assets. I also have a few ounces of gold acquired a decade or so ago. Like i said, all part of a carefully balanced portfolio.

And that's why I'm totally ambivalent about being bearish or bullish. My assets form part of a 20 year program to go from a zero asset / zero debt position, to one that will see me retired in my late forties in 2-3 years time. It's an approach that means I don't spend my time worrying about a decline in a particular asset, nor get excited about a bull-run in another. And it's an approach that means I don't need to spend my waking hours feverishly searching for websites and commentators that support my world view because, frankly, you've all got eggs in one basket.

But let's go back to our Japanese workers. Do you really believe they had their flesh burned off their legs to the bone by radioactive water and, if so, what is your source for that nonsense?