dow hits record high

evince said:
yes it does you asshole


Jusst like when I proved you were calling people names for reacting the the crash your historically failed ideas created
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LMAO... see, you are fucking idiot. In NO WAY does your post answer his question. NONE.

You also were proved WRONG every time you LIED about what I said in that Citi thread. You fucking retard.
 
evince said:
super duper again denies he used to go after UScitizen for predicting economic havock
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You are lying again Desh.

I stated all along that US cit predicted a crash for about 7 straight years. You want to pretend that because he was FINALLY correct, that he was some sort of genius.

You are too fucking stupid to understand economics, yet you pretend you do. It is truly comical and pathetic at the same time.
 
The Dude said:
I live on less than half my dividends.
I'm waiting for this dipshit to pull his head out of his ass.
Professionals tell people to go bonds so they don't lose money!
I make better better returns than those financial planners.
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Here is a question. I already know the answer.

If stocks are the best investment out there then why won't banks lend you money to buy them?
 
I am going to try one more time to understand this Desh. You started a thread on the Dow reaching record breaking level to prove that the market not doing well hurts 401k's and makes people work longer and we should have defined benefit pensions instead of 401k's?
 
cawacko said:
I am going to try one more time to understand this Desh. You started a thread on the Dow reaching record breaking level to prove that the market not doing well hurts 401k's and makes people work longer and we should have defined benefit pensions instead of 401k's?
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your lying again
 
cawacko said:
It would be interesting to go back and re-read some of the mid 2000's policy debates over allowing individuals the option to put a small portion of their social security in a private investment fund. I recall much rhetoric along the lines of people would lose all their retirement gambling in the market or the market would go down and they would lose their money. I wonder how many of those people are celebrating the market where it is today?

(And yes one can think allowing personal accounts was bad public policy while still cheering on the market but I'm talking about those whose argument was geared around the poor performance of the market)
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in post 7 you said this
 
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