http://blog.fluetschfinancialservices.comQuick Blogcasthttp://blog.fluetschfinancialservices.com/2009/01/02/baseline-charts-for-the-new-year.aspx#comment-2673666Humm... interesting,<br /><br />Keep up the good work,<br /><br />Thanks for writing about itsoftware development in london2009-12-23T12:29:58Zhttp://blog.fluetschfinancialservices.com/2009/10/22/native-insight-essay-constest.aspx#comment-2652252Nice post,<br> <br>Keep up the good work,<br> <br>Thanks for bringing this upsoftware development Surrey2009-12-16T15:08:14Zhttp://blog.fluetschfinancialservices.com/2009/08/14/is-the-credit-bubble-burst.aspx#comment-2373900Brad,<br />Agree, the time sequence for dollar devaluation will most likely not be coupled with Tice's S&P call of 400. Some call for sub-500 on the S&P in 2010, but it could take several years to hit that target and a lot can happen with the $USD in the meantime. Thank you Oligarchs, glad my children's wealth will go to your Hampton mortgage...<br /><br />Nice blog and posts, hope all is well with you and yours.<br />-Dave WestonDaveW2009-08-24T19:08:30Zhttp://blog.fluetschfinancialservices.com/2009/07/08/is-facebook-really-worth-10-billion.aspx#comment-2243780I agree wholeheartedly. The next big thing has been supplanting the previous "big thing" at an ever increasing rate...Ken2009-07-08T16:11:22Zhttp://blog.fluetschfinancialservices.com/2009/06/19/natural-gas-ung.aspx#comment-2178380<a href="http://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui?s=$NATGAS&p=W&st=1993-12-18&en=1073-12-18&id=p57526228701">http://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui?s=$NATGAS&p=W&st=1993-12-18&en=1073-12-18&id=p57526228701</a>lowly2009-06-19T19:23:27Zhttp://blog.fluetschfinancialservices.com/2009/05/28/consolidate-municipal-governments.aspx#comment-2120944Lol, sure, let's bring the benefits of saving on doggy-poop bags and spending millions on harbors and schools to the rest of the country.lowly2009-05-28T18:06:20Zhttp://blog.fluetschfinancialservices.com/2008/07/16/president-bush-please-stop.aspx#comment-1200406I'll second that!Ken Hoyt2008-07-16T19:11:51Zhttp://blog.fluetschfinancialservices.com/2008/05/16/whole-foods--the-horse-is-out-of-the-barn.aspx#comment-1198246I'm interested to hear your thoughts since you posted this.Ken Hoyt2008-07-16T02:00:43Zhttp://blog.fluetschfinancialservices.com/2008/06/16/i-would-like-to-reiterate-two-points.aspx#comment-1198234I completely agree that people will be concerned with the functions that keep a home afloat. With reduced earnings more of the chores that were "outsourced" come home to roost. Self reliance in rarely a bad thing...Ken Hoyt2008-07-16T01:57:08Zhttp://blog.fluetschfinancialservices.com/2007/12/07/solve-two-united-states-problems-in-one-policy-change.aspx#comment-706246This kind of comment can you get you in trouble! Some folks might even question your patriotism! (this is why I only used my initials for this post ;)) But, I would not.<br> <br>What if we spent a small fraction of the money we spend on enforcing our borders, etc. and instead helped build up Mexico. And yes, opened the borders!<br> <br>Mexico is a beautiful country full of good people and vast natural resources. Americans would only benefit.MH2007-12-12T06:40:17Z