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Re: Almost TIME to Wrap It Up in a Bow!

I know what happened, in today as far as a forecast- the TARF kicked in.



I have a better explanation elsewhere, it will be a short order till the money runs out.

So as to not waste my energy or double post, It would be simply better to post the link.(no offense to the forum , or mods, this is simply the easier way, because it is scattered between posts and will make it difficult to post my intentions/ideals of what I believe to happen, withing HDR's thread, so please forgive me)

This program is ONLY 24 hours old.....

Last, about 8 posts, watch the times and dates.

http://www.godlikeproductions.com/forum1/message669215/pg2
 
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"Market is not forming a bottom. the US will cease to exist due to a war in the future. Using remote viewing I see in the future devastated cities. Few people are among the ruins. Remember, those who laughed at me when I predicted that real estate would collapse and banks would fall are now claiming it was obvious. Well, they will not be around after the war. Only the few who prepared themselves will survive."

heh...

the dow went up another 250 pts. today ya goober. /ttiforum/images/graemlins/tongue.gif

thats the first 4 day rally since april, and I, not you, predicted it!

get ready for it....

BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!

so whats the score now? ruthless 4, hdr -476? pffft!

hdr, read the sig!!!

oh yeah, i hear ray is about to give you an elbow off the top ropes. ya might wanna move...
 
Re: Almost TIME to Wrap It Up in a Bow!

i hear faith moves mountains, and doom and gloom moves, well, idiots.

ya gotta have faith...
 
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This wont last long ruthless.

Not because of anything here, but because the scope and scale is so large, no leverage in the world will overcome it.

The only thing that will is time.


Can we get that time? YES.

Can we do it for 20 years? YES.


How much can ya stand? That is one question, of many ,how about "Was this planned?"


So we stand-at a place-that is back in YOUR court.

Which is what I believe, even 6 months ago, could not have happened.


I am so glad I found this place- No other.
 
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"This wont last long ruthless."

is that a guarantee? or an "almost" guarantee? because i no longer listen to your almost guarantees. /ttiforum/images/graemlins/tongue.gif

do you remember clinton, the guy everyone hated, yet somehow erased the deficit? do you remember bush getting us back to those pre-clinton days? what were those days? oh, thats right, those were bush days also...

change is here pimps and pimpettes. get used to it.

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/27924569/

now wheres 'ol novak at? i need a good laugh...
 
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"With his Electoral College landslide victory, Obama said he has a "mandate to move the country in a new direction, and not continue the same old practices that have gotten us into the fix we're in." '

'nuff said.
 
Re: Almost TIME to Wrap It Up in a Bow!

Kanigo,

A little accounting theory trick to help understand how bond yields work:



YTM...........CY................PV...............................CP
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(Ignore the periods. I had to put them in to keep the symbols properly spaced.)
YTM - yield to maturity
CY - current yield
PV - Par value (face value of the bond - $1,000, $10,000 etc.)
CP - Current market price

It's a teeter-todder. The par value always stays the same. That's the price that you'll receive for the bond at full maturity. If the price of the bond goes up, the current yield goes down. Yield to maturity goes down even farther. If the current price goes down, current yield goes up. Yield to maturity goes up even farther.

Thus, if people are seeking safety and turn from equities to debt instruments like bonds, demand increases the price for the bond increases. Yield decreases. The price of safety. An efficient market will eventually price all of the bonds, no matter what the stated yield is on the face of the bond, so that the current yield of all bonds is about the same. Treasuries might be priced to cool or stimulate the market but the market itself will shortly set the price and yield.

Gold is usually a good anti-inflation investment vehicle. Buying gold in it's current over-heated market is very risky. Smart, experienced traders can make good money. The average trader buys at market tops and sells at market lows and lose their butts (similar to people who buy and horde gasoline at market tops only to see the price drop 65% within two months).

But the real risk in the current gold market is market manipulation. Russia, China and a few other countries have huge gold and silver reserves. They can "pump and dump" at any time. The market is currently pumped. Get ready for the dump. There are new "Hunt Brothers" lurking in the gold and silver markets today.

Have you ever heard a gold brokerage commercial on the radio that says that the gold market will go down? Yet the gold market always trades like any other market. It goes up and then it goes down, usually in opposition to the equities market. But in the last market run-up gold also ran up virtually out of control. That's a sure sign of market manipulation.
 
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is that a guarantee? or an "almost" guarantee? because i no longer listen to your almost guarantees.

forgive me ruthless-- between making that post and watching what was occurring with the bond yields.

The government injected(a promise of and injected 20 billion into citi) 800 billion dollars / it doesn't happen everyday...

But as I stated, It wont last long.

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As far as the values on the traded instruments, Darby, there are a few-well out of the ordinary occurrences happening. Including Forced redemption of longer issued bonds like 10's and 30's.
Re issuance of a 3 year bond amongst other things.

None of which have happened , in my lifetime and I am 40.

There was only thing that stood out that occurred around the "tech bubble" and that was people would short the yield on the 2 year bond-for quick cash-As you can see-that has almost run out.
(This is when the pump and dump train runs out Darby--when they are no longer in effect viable to short--which is weird-on a side not because the fed keeps trying to jack up the yield by re-issuing vast quantities of them(550 billion before the end of the year-anyone here can admit is an incredible sum)-which as you so eloquently stated-the market soons corrects for.)

These instruments are still tradable, even if they have not matured.

To me though, it is still interesting to watch the ponzi scheme-that paulson and bernake came up with-because that is exactly what is occurring.

Remember all those calls to set up a separate market to trade/and unwind the assets out of these CDS/CDO's?

Never happened-Why?

I know why now.-Its the same game of absolutely no transparency into the financial institutions-when you hear the Citi was leverage 40:1, just yesterday and the stocks still rise?

Please.

I guess vast sums of money/liquidity into the market does finally have an effect<---->> Or does it?

We will see.

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Not to hijax..we still got 1 or 2 days?
 
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Where are the links HDR? You know, to your 2005 claims..... remember????? Don't tell me you were just making it up! Surely not?


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HDRKID Revealed!

hdr, read the sig!!!

oh yeah, i hear ray is about to give you an elbow off the top ropes. ya might wanna move...

Indeed, the TIME has COME! The unveiling of the source of most of HDRKID's "predictions" is upon us. (I just finished my turkey here in Dolores, CO). The person whose predictions HDRKID has been parroting as his own is:

Mr. Gerald Celente, the CEO of the Trends Research Institute.

Here you can see two of the predictions that HDRKID claims were his own and he claims came from "RVing the future with Steven Gibbs' HDR":

http://www.upi.com/Business_News/2007/11/19/Forecast_US_dollar_could_plunge_90_pct/UPI-48761195499806/

<font color="red"> "Published: Nov. 19, 2007 at 2:16 PM

RHINEBECK, N.Y., Nov. 19 (UPI) -- A financial crisis will likely send the U.S. dollar into a free fall of as much as 90 percent and gold soaring to $2,000 an ounce, a trends researcher said.

'We are going to see economic times the likes of which no living person has seen,' Trends Research Institute Director Gerald Celente said, forecasting a 'Panic of 2008.'" [/COLOR]

Here is another one from the same article:

<font color="red"> "Massive corporate losses, such as those recently posted by Citigroup Inc. (NYSE:C) and General Motors Corp. (NYSE:GM), will also be fairly common 'for some time to come,' he said.

He said he would not 'be surprised if giants tumble to their deaths,' Celente said." [/COLOR]

But the things that Celente has said in his public statements is only a small part of his trends analysis. To see what he was predicting in the past, you need to buy his Trends Journal.

http://www.trendsresearch.com/journal08.html

It is in the past issues of the Trends Journal that I read where Celente predicted (in 2006) that GM would go bankrupt. This is why HDRKID will never be able to provide anyone with a link that shows he predicted GM failing back in 2005! The reason is that he did not read about this prediction from Celente until one of the Trends Journals from 2006!

As much as I do not like publicizing the work of Linda Moulton Howe, here is a link to an interview she did with Celente which shows other trends he predicted that HDRKID picked up on:

http://www.earthfiles.com/news.php?ID=1485&amp;category=Environment

Here is a question from Howe and the initial response from Celente is open and honest...something one would not hear from HDRKID:

<font color="red"> YOU HAVE BEEN SO ACCURATE SINCE 2007 IN CALLING EXACTLY WHAT HAS UNFOLDED IN 2008. COULD YOU HELP THE GENERAL NORTH AMERICAN AUDIENCE UNDERSTAND WHAT THE TRENDS JOURNAL AND INSTITUTE WOULD SEE IN DETAIL AS WE GO FORWARD NOW FROM OCTOBER 2008 TO OCTOBER 2009?

First, we have to remember there are many wild cards that are thrown on the deck that nobody can ever anticipate and that’s why nobody can really predict the future. You can see the face of it, but you really never know what’s going to happen (in detail).[/COLOR]

<font color="red"> "Let’s start talking about the retail collapses that are going to follow soon. You’re going to see big name retailers buckle under and go under. You’re going to see malls become ghost malls." [/COLOR]

How many recall HDRKID telling us about how the malls would go empty? He wasn't predicting it, but Celente was.

<font color="red"> "It’s going to be very bleak. Very sad. And there is going to be a lot of homeless, the likes of which we have never seen before. Tent cities are already sprouting up around the country and we’re going to see many more. " [/COLOR]

And then you can watch a FOX report on YouTube where they cite Celente's predictions of "food riots" and "Holidays 2012: Food more important than gifts". And what you need to understand is that these predictions of Celente's are only now coming to light. They were all laid out in Trends Journal issues as far back as 2006.

HDRKID has been passing off someone else's predictions as his own. And I would also challenge anyone to find anywhere that Gerald Celente ever claims his predictions come from "RVing the future". You will not.

There it is. As far as I am concerned, HDRKID is done.

RMT
 
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Right, sooooo, no links from HDR to 2005 then. How sad, not /ttiforum/images/graemlins/yum.gif
 
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I know why now.-Its the same game of absolutely no transparency into the financial institutions-when you hear the Citi was leverage 40:1, just yesterday and the stocks still rise?

Yes, absolutely. And why shouldn't they rise? Highly leveraged companies are extremely risky. But Citi isn't "leveraged". It's "bailed-out". The downside risk of having a Quick Ratio of 1:40 is not having any capital to pay the liabilities. But when the payment on the liabilities is guaranteed by the U.S. Tax Payer there is no huge risk.

Of course, bail-outs guarantee at some future date a hard landing for the economy because there's no incentive to fix the problem. It's treating an infection with Vicodin. Takes the pain away but the infection is still there. Letting Citi and some other companies sink or swim on their own is called Darwinian evolution. It's a good thing because the Market decides which companies are worth saving and which aren't.

It took over 70 years but New Deal voodoo economics finally caught up to us in 2008.
 
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Your preaching to the converted Darby, there is nothing i disagree with you about-All I asked was for Christs sakes please, let em die already, I say BofA is next, unless this works,which i doubt.

For an example: the news keeps flowing.
Announcement England took over RBS this morning-officially as the major share holder 57+%.




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As far as this HDR issue. I do not believe I was here long enough to make a statement referring back to 2005.

I openly stated I would not read this whole thread before and I won't start now--but does anyone really blame me?;)

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Wasayou--HDR to RMT's claims?
 
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It took over 70 years but New Deal voodoo economics finally caught up to us in 2008.

Define:
///voodoo economics:

<font color="blue"> A slanderous term used by President George H. W. Bush in reference to President Reagan's economic policies known as Reaganomics.
Investopedia Says... Before President Bush became Reagan's Vice President, he viewed his eventual running mate's economic policies less then favorably.

Reagan was a proponent of supply-side economics, favoring reduced income and capital gains tax rates. [/COLOR]

Just Wait for monday...

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To Kanigo:
I am expanding my garden right now. Good to plant extra next year. My dad called me yesterday and told me that the banks might be closed down by the gov. To have lots of cash on hand. I wonder, if the banks close and truckers cant get fuel. That could explain why I see empty stores in the future.

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To My_time:
Ask Darby, who was busy laughing at me in 2005 and telling me to take medication. This must seem like a nightmare to him. Well, things will get worse. /ttiforum/images/graemlins/smile.gif

To Ruthless:
If you need to ask, well then you cant afford it. Thats what a realtor said back in 2005. The house that was selling for 1.5 mil was down to 695,000 in 2006, 350,000 in 2007, and get this only 150,000 today in 2008. Still not sold.

So the bank tried to auction the house twice this year. First auction the highest bid was $5,000 and they try again. Second auction highest bid was $20,000. Well, they refuse to sell it for so little. /ttiforum/images/graemlins/smile.gif


To rain:
Back in 2005 people accuse me of plagiarism. Turns out some girl had predicted exactly what I had. My answer then was that using remote viewing you expect many people to see the same thing. I wonder if this guy has a map of safe zones, wonder how close it is to mine. I may have miss something.....

BTW most of the stuff I say now was predicted by Alex Jones in 1997 and by John Titor in 2000. You will see Martial Law, riots, and massive chaos, but that is only the beginning. I predict that this gov will fall apart completely. /ttiforum/images/graemlins/smile.gif


To Darby:
Yesterday my dad calls me to tell me to have plenty of cash on hand because banks might be closed down by the gov.

Where was I yesterday? Celebrating Thanksgiving in my neighbor's shelter. He calls it - the shelter. He started building it in 2005, and got done in 2008. Has a big indoor pool, rec room, etc.... Nobody was happy, we can see what is coming.

This is a man who dug a huge hole at the side of a mountain and sold one of his businesses to pay for the shelter. It was filled with people. There are many that he plans to rescue. Things are a lot worse than you can imagine, but its a lot easier to make fun of me.

What happens when GM goes under?
http://www.time.com/time/business/article/0,8599,1862737,00.html?iid=tsmodule

Americans buying trucks and SUV again.
http://usnews.rankingsandreviews.com/cars-trucks/daily-news/081125-Gas-is-Cheaper-So-Americans-are-Buying-Trucks-and-SUVs-Again/

Yes there are big bucks to bail out our banks, but a penny for struggling autoworkers.

There are lots of homeless, but hotels are empty.
http://www.cnbc.com/id/15840232?video=940465653


Poverty spreading
Taken From http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20081128/ts_nm/us_usa_economy_poverty;_ylt=Ai.OC99k5QwAUmFHXVitsn3v5rEF
"The U.S. housing market collapse has unleashed the worst financial crisis since the Great Depression, forcing business to scale back on investments and driving the unemployment rate to a 14-year high."


With our current economic crisis I predict many retail chains and malls will close their doors.

Still, technology marches on one of my major predictions was that DVD would be replaced by HD over the internet. Broadband is now present in over 50% of US homes and 80% market share is close. I believe that John Titor said that in 2036 most TV was over web. TV over IP is here! Another major prediction was that SSD (solid state drives) would replace HD (hard drives). The hoots of laughter from debunkers have been replaced by angry insults. You will see more and more laptops with SSD. I still remember that I predicted that in 2007 the 1TB hard drives would be out, The debunkers laughed at me and as late as July 2007 asked "Where are those one terabyte drives you promised?" I said that the would be out before the end of the year, sure enough by October they were out in force not only at specialty stores, but at Best Buy and Office Depot. The debunkers then said "That was obvious, you did not predict anything."

Well, look for new laptops to ditch the big heavy hard drive for small solid state memory. The current flash memory drives are much faster and light weight and use less electricity. SSD is here!
http://www.computerworld.com/action/article.do?command=viewArticleBasic&amp;articleId=9121698&amp;intsrc=hm_list
 
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"To Ruthless:
If you need to ask, well then you cant afford it. Thats what a realtor said back in 2005. The house that was selling for 1.5 mil was down to 695,000 in 2006, 350,000 in 2007, and get this only 150,000 today in 2008. Still not sold.

So the bank tried to auction the house twice this year. First auction the highest bid was $5,000 and they try again. Second auction highest bid was $20,000. Well, they refuse to sell it for so little. "

what does that have to do with anything i have said to you? and why did you direct that "statement" towards me?

quit the b.s. your giving me. all i want to know is, when the dow goes back to 12,000 will you admit you are a liar? answer this question and you wont hear a peep from me about anything else. ignore it and... you'll find out.
 
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recall,

A slanderous term used by President George H. W. Bush in reference to President Reagan's economic policies known as Reaganomics.
Investopedia Says... Before President Bush became Reagan's Vice President, he viewed his eventual running mate's economic policies less then favorably.

I figured that I could draw you out with that one.

The fact remains, and you didn't comment on it, that the economics of the New Deal - it's lack of a Constitutional authority aside - is the main problem facing U.S., thus world, economics today. Propping up an economic down-turn with new printed currency only delays the market forces that should turn the economy around.

I understand that you're an ex-patriot but you, of all people here, should understand the impact of government meddling with market forces. About 70 million people, had they survived, could attest to that, mein Bruder.
 
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To My_time:
Ask Darby, who was busy laughing at me in 2005 and telling me to take medication. This must seem like a nightmare to him. Well, things will get worse.


Why would I ask Darby?

You made the claim.

I asked YOU.

YOU have not answered.

I assume because you can't, because you made it up. Feel free to prove me wrong /ttiforum/images/graemlins/smile.gif


HDR... PLEASE PROVIDE A LINK TO YOUR 2005 CLAIM RE: GM GOING UNDER.

Thanks awfully /ttiforum/images/graemlins/smile.gif
 
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As expected. You just look even more foolish now that your source has been revealed. Towhit...

With our current economic crisis I predict many retail chains and malls will close their doors.

First, you did not predict this...Gerald Celente did way back in Trends Journal Volume XV, No. 3.

Second, how can you call this a "prediction" when you are reading about this in the news right now and reporting on it? At least Celente actually predicted it before it started occurring.

BTW most of the stuff I say now was predicted by Alex Jones in 1997 and by John Titor in 2000.

Of course you cannot, nor will you, provide any details or links to corroborate this statement. In actuality, this statement is false. Titor's predictions have failed, and Alex Jones just sells fear and general disorder. He couldn't predict a detailed event if his life depended upon it. What is funny about Jones is that he does not realize that, in the revolution he so dearly wants, his types will be the first to be rounded up and incarcerated, if not worse. For loose cannons cannot be tolerated in a great social uprising! /ttiforum/images/graemlins/devil.gif

Fiction... yes, this thread is aptly placed.
RMT
 
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Same old, same old.

HDR living on Planet Cuckoo.

Think I'm just going to bug out from his/her nonsense as every post just provides oxygen to the lies.
 
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