on April 27, 2011 by ZooKeeper in Conspiracy Fun, The Economy, Uncategorized, Comments (2)

To All Dummies Who Listened to Goldman Sachs on Commodities Downgrade!!!

The folks that bought into Goldman Sachs commodities reversal were big time suckers. As soon as I saw Goldman publicly shock the market by reversing its commodities recommendations; I said there is a beautiful double fake. All of the little follow the pack investors jumped in and prices shot down. You watch, even if they don’t catch em, I wonder if they bet long some how when everyone pulled their money out.

Let go around the world quick here. We are not creating good jobs, our housing market sucks big time, our dollar is at an all time low, even against the troubled euro. Speaking of the euro, what are the Greeks paying for 2 year bonds today, like over 22% right? Asia has built to fast an now has inflation setting in that I think will trouble it greatly because half the people still live on less than a dollar a day.

The middle east is such a nightmare it gives all the 2012 end of the world folks unlimited blogging material. All of this chaos is right on top of a ocean of the oil we put in our cars each day, use to make plastics, and use to generate electricity, just to name a few.

How could you bet on the one sector all human beings need to buy stuff from will go down, it was either a double fake or a stupid call. If you guys want me to help you downsize by replacing the team responsible for your stupid call, email me.

To legally protect myself here: I in no way have any credible evidence that Goldman Sachs acted in anything other than good faith when making their recommendations in question.

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2 Comments

  1. eric

    May 1, 2011 @ 4:59 pm

    Goldman wanted to get in at a lower price. End of story

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