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John Burns

Posted 2/12/2017 12:14 (#5834463 - in reply to #5834450)
Subject: RE: Jim Rogers and his macro outlook

Pittsburg, Kansas

In my estimation, a lot depends if they can get the inflation rocket re-started. It might have one last burn before permanent flameout. If so there might be one more spurt of extend and pretend left.

Time will tell.

John

Jim Rogers and his macro outlook - John Burns : 2/12/2017 08:16
- RE: Jim Rogers and his macro outlook - zenfarm : 2/12/2017 09:17
  - RE: Jim Rogers and his macro outlook - John Burns : 2/12/2017 10:31
    - RE: Jim Rogers and his macro outlook - zenfarm : 2/12/2017 12:53
      - not pessimism, but realism - John Burns : 2/12/2017 13:15
        
        RE: not pessimism, but realism - zenfarm : 2/12/2017 13:37
        
        RE: not pessimism, but realism - John Burns : 2/12/2017 19:51
        
        RE: not pessimism, but realism - Payurdoos : 2/12/2017 14:49
  - If you think that was apocalyptic, check this out - John Burns : 2/12/2017 11:48
    - RE: If you think that was apocalyptic, check this out - badjaccs : 2/12/2017 12:04
      - RE: If you think that was apocalyptic, check this out - John Burns : 2/12/2017 12:20
  - RE: Jim Rogers and his macro outlook - WTF2014 : 2/12/2017 12:37
    - and it is about time - John Burns : 2/12/2017 13:03
      - RE: and it is about time - WTF2014 : 2/12/2017 16:14
        
        RE: and it is about time - John Burns : 2/12/2017 19:56
- RE: Jim Rogers and his macro outlook - wsnhmr : 2/12/2017 09:30
  - RE: Jim Rogers and his macro outlook - tmrand : 2/12/2017 09:57
    - RE: Jim Rogers and his macro outlook - Galaxie64 : 2/12/2017 10:33
      - RE: Jim Rogers and his macro outlook - crophugger1 : 2/12/2017 11:12
  - RE: Jim Rogers and his macro outlook - sand85 : 2/12/2017 12:11
    - RE: Jim Rogers and his macro outlook - John Burns : 2/12/2017 12:14
- RE: Jim Rogers and his macro outlook - dirtfarmer007 : 2/12/2017 11:33
  - RE: Jim Rogers and his macro outlook - badjaccs : 2/12/2017 11:50
    - maybe, maybe not - John Burns : 2/12/2017 12:06
- RE: Jim Rogers and his macro outlook - dirtfarmer007 : 2/12/2017 12:14
  - RE: Jim Rogers and his macro outlook - John Burns : 2/12/2017 12:26
    - RE: Jim Rogers and his macro outlook - Grhog : 2/12/2017 19:13
      - RE: Jim Rogers and his macro outlook - WTF2014 : 2/12/2017 19:17
      - RE: Jim Rogers and his macro outlook - John Burns : 2/12/2017 20:04
        
        RE: Jim Rogers and his macro outlook - WTF2014 : 2/12/2017 20:23
        
        Ben Stein on Fox News rips em a new one - John Burns : 2/12/2017 21:47
        after thinking about your reply - John Burns : 2/13/2017 06:23
- RE: Jim Rogers and his macro outlook - gofurit : 2/12/2017 12:15
- RE: Jim Rogers and his macro outlook - dirtfarmer007 : 2/12/2017 15:40
  - RE: Jim Rogers and his macro outlook - John Burns : 2/12/2017 20:09
- Forecasting, markets and what works - WYDave : 2/13/2017 01:16
  - RE: Forecasting, markets and what works - L SEIA : 2/13/2017 09:22
  - RE: Forecasting, markets and what works - tmrand : 2/13/2017 12:03
    - RE: Forecasting, markets and what works - WYDave : 2/13/2017 15:13
  - RE: Forecasting, markets and what works - tmrand : 2/13/2017 13:06
    - RE: Forecasting, markets and what works - tmrand : 2/13/2017 14:59
  - It is the argument I look for in an article, not the projection. projections are mostly worthless - John Burns : 2/13/2017 15:17
  - RE: Forecasting - Galbraith - John Burns : 2/13/2017 19:25

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