Either Home Depot is Building Bunkers OR the Market is gonna go KABOOM

Nice find,
I think ALOT of ppl are DIY these days.

Pair that with the fact that the rich keep on keeping on and you have a perfect situation for the HD.

These are the false miracles the antichrist had power to do insight of the beast...

ice melt, snow shovels, and space heaters ;)

BUNKERS!!!!!!!!!!

Great post OP!

This is why the #1 job in most states now is trucker!

1) Kardashian Christmas Card 2013 said "The end...coming soon"

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2) 2014 was put on the Georgia Guidestones

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3) Moving 'Knowing' said "E.E. - Everyone else" dies. Nicholas Cage.

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4) Nicholas Cage's recent movie in the trailer says "The end is here" at 1.00

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5) Spiral crop circle

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I knew years ago that something was coming from reading "Not by fire, but by ice" by Robert Felix - although I think even the author can't face what his facts (16 PAGES of references ) showed, since his website is all about the coming ice age.

He showed that:

ice ages
quakes
volcanoes
pole shifts
electromagnetic activity
and extinction events

ALL HAPPEN AT THE SAME TIME. And in cycles.

There is a little cycle every 250 years or so (from memory) - last was the little ice age - we are due that one now.
Another one, every 12,000 years - it killed ALL THE GIANT MAMMALS - we are due that one now.
Another one every 100,000 years - we are due that one now.

And my gut feeling is there is an even bigger cycle that no one knows about, and we are due that one now also.

It's tax return season....and HD has better prices than Lowes. I think people are realizing this too. From what I hear, HD owns all their shit while Lowes' business model is based off loans (they don't own their shit so they got interest to pay, so they jack up the prices).

Glad I never cashed in my 401 and stocks they have been kicking

Thanks, well they kept bragging about home depot being at an all time high.

So I went and looked at the data and it makes no sense. There is no way more people are dumping money into remodeling than in the housing bubble.


Think, emotion drives a lot of the market. In 2007, half the shows on TV were promoting home remodeling in the real estate market.


This is the byproduct of printing gone wild which has led to a huge bubble in the stock market.

Well, somebody has to rebuild communities abroad that we've bombed into oblivion over the past 15 years.

Well if Nicholas Cage said it in a movie it must be true.

It is all a sham.
Home Depot corp has purchased $ billions of its stock back to pump up the price and boost the executives' bonuses.

Latest round of their buybacks, they are issuing debt and buying back something like $18 billion of HD stock.

Glad I never cashed in my 401 and stocks
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They will likely be Carshed-in soon enough.

Home depot prices are higher than ever now, especially lumber and small hardware.

Well, like everyone else I have no money to speak of, certainly none that I'd planned to spend, but this winter has revealed that my 18-year-old roof needs to be replaced. So, I'll most likely be contributing to Home Depot's sales reports at some point in the near future!

I used to fight it too, but now just go with it... the stock market is a pyramid scheme, you better get in before it's too late.

Everything is fine and normal.

The home improvement stores will survive "The Shift".

You cannot order lumber online and when you need a light bulb or a hammer you generally need them now, not in 2 days. Stores like Best Buy will completely disappear but Grocery stores / farmer's markets, and home improvement stores will remain.

Great thread!

I'm thinking the kaboom scenario is right on the money!

it may have something to do with the Internet:

I just tried to purchase a company-recommended fogger from Home Depot, but couldnot and the employees knew nothing of a "fogger", and started making fun of me over the $139.00 "fogger", because they knew nothing about it nor what it was.

You can only purchase a fogger "on line" from Home Depot.

I had it delivered to their store and it was there on the first date they gave me.

Stay away from Home Depot's cashiers; they all seem to be nasty, little idiots with delusions of grandeur. Sort of like so many of Walmart’s cashiers.

Stick with Home Depot‘s "Customer Service" only, as theywill do the "online" ordering for you, plus they seem to have not turned into ego maniacs . . . Yet . . .

"There is no way more people are dumping money into remodeling than in the housing bubble." -centrist 77

Agreed, especially not when a reported 62% of the US population is living from paycheck to paycheck with no savings.

You are so right! Imagine it will fall like Niagara Falls!

liars
cheats

and

thieves

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Idk bro. My step-father has been in the remodeling business for 40 years, and in this neck of the woods, everyone in remodeling is hella busy. Nobody here in the central valley is booming on new home sales, that is down. So I might kind of believe that HD's numbers are up.

I've been spending at Home Depot for the last yr. getting $20,000. of new windows this week.

every time i go to Home Depot there are customers buying big boards, pipes, wallboard and stuff like that, and you are always in danger of being hit by something big and bulky at the cashier.

So i wonder, if now that all the entrepreneurs have turned into court-sanctioned Mafia extortionists, the people are forced to do all their own repairs and remodeling.

All you have to do is go on the Internet and get blow-by-blow instructions on how to make any kind of repair or re-model.

The things that make this more so, is the fact that everyone is out of a job, and cannot afford to move into a new house, so must stay where they are, thus are forced to fix it up.

Bingo, everyone keeps asking where the money they print goes? Stock buy backs are the answer.


I am actually in the market but on a few small tech startups that have done really well. That said, it is really just a bit of risk capital I have fun with but the overall market is a time bomb.

Spot on, OP. Most common stocks have reached ridiculous valuations. When this thing blows, my math tells me it's going to carsh by 65-70% from peak to trough.

Lol, my buddy from way back took a job as a risk analysis or reduction officer for them years back.

Some lady was walking out with one of those huge metal carts you put the wood in. It went off the edge of the curb and flipped up and caught her on the bottom of the chin. It actually ripped her face off, like when you have plastic surgery, skeleton face shit. He had to look at pics of it and was gagging, lmao.

Mom And Pop shop middle class is struggling, but the tech industry is doing fine. You are witnessing a shift in where the jobs and money are, not an elimination. Its a generational and educational gap being worked out. Unfortunately there will be fewer people with the jobs and money for a while, but the money they earn is greater, so the "economy" doesn't reflect those who are missing from the workforce as they go extinct...

as you all know our ecomony is based on waste, but from the looks of things that game is overscary as sht, since that makes Obombo look like a goodboy . . .ugh

Interesting but just to note, Home Depot's business is not purely limited to selling in the USA. They have presence overseas as well. Not sure if that may be helping them.