Didn't I say "the small percentage of investors (and brokers, planners, etc.) who pay attention to MSN money columns"?  Have another bong hit, retard.

I think that Anthony is his own worst enemy.  He's trying to convince everyone that the markets are going to drop and spread fear.  He thinks that the sooner he can spook the herd the sooner his predictions of a meltdown will come true.  The problem is, he has been saying this for months and months and the market keeps...more

Yep, you really went out on a limb there!  Are we not supposed to know that gold dropped by historic amounts the two days before you wrote this commentary?  Let's all pretend that you didn't know that this happened and that you're a genius at reading the commodity markets.  Either that or let's call you out for being a...more

I've been disagreeing with this guy for awhile now, but he's got some undeniably legitimate points in this article. For example, the similarities that he pointed out between now and the early eighties are evident.  While I don't see a lot of inflation yet,  I suspect that it's lurking off shore and waiting for a decent...more

Wow... I feel sorry for this guy.  He decided to "go with gold" in December so he, and whatever clients he has left,  must be pretty down in the dumps by now.  The cynical and whiny-assed columns are a little over the top, however.  I haven't seen a meltdown like that in Seattle since I went to that "Music Experience" ...more

If this guy owned a Pacific Island all of the Islanders would jump into the volcano after listening to his permanent negativity and bad investing advice.  Anthony would probably come back to write another doomsday column.  "Here's why."  It could include a graph of the diminishing island economy and he could add the Di...more

Wow!  This guy has a screw loose.  I think that he has some legitimate points, but I think that they're mostly buried in his own love of publicity.  Not that he's wrong, he's probably right [as usual].  But why be such an @$$%^&*?   Cramer is a good analyst, and he has a proven track record, but he's way too full of hi...more

Ben Bernanke singing a terrible cover version of "There ain't nothin' like the real thing (baby)".