dow dips

Try to do a better job of concealing your excitement...

liar

i posted this because iirc correctly SF said it would probably dip this week...but go ahead and prance your little lies around, when the market goes down so does part of my family's retirement you partisan bobble doll :pke:
 
liar

i posted this because iirc correctly SF said it would probably dip this week...but go ahead and prance your little lies around, when the market goes down so does part of my family's retirement you partisan bobble doll :pke:

your family's retirement goes down when the food stamp allocation dips.
 
his glee is evident, but he's such a sorry tool it shine is very dull.

Buy more on the dips yurtage, I'm going to take a wild guess that spurt is not rich.
 
The futures aren't looking too bad. I'm hoping we'll open over 10K. This is a psychological resistance barrier, if it falls below it too much nothing will stop it from dropping to the next technical barrier...
 
The futures aren't looking too bad. I'm hoping we'll open over 10K. This is a psychological resistance barrier, if it falls below it too much nothing will stop it from dropping to the next technical barrier...

I don't see it holding... probably just a bounce off of yesterdays drop.

To everyone else... look at the economy. Tell me if you think it is really on solid footing. I just don't see it. We are standing with our backs against a cliff. We just made it to the top and have our toes have started to get a foothold, but any gust of wind and back down we go.

1) Credit card problems

2) Foreclosures should continue as another batch of ARM resets is coming.

3) Credit market remains very tight

4) All that bad debt????... STILL on the books of the banks (yet they pay out insane bonuses again.... bastards)

5) Several Euro countries are having severe debt problems, which could easily spill over.
 
I don't see it holding... probably just a bounce off of yesterdays drop.

To everyone else... look at the economy. Tell me if you think it is really on solid footing. I just don't see it. We are standing with our backs against a cliff. We just made it to the top and have our toes have started to get a foothold, but any gust of wind and back down we go.

1) Credit card problems

2) Foreclosures should continue as another batch of ARM resets is coming.

3) Credit market remains very tight

4) All that bad debt????... STILL on the books of the banks (yet they pay out insane bonuses again.... bastards)

5) Several Euro countries are having severe debt problems, which could easily spill over.
Yeah. But I can always hope. Isn't that what we elected?
 
"4) All that bad debt????... STILL on the books of the banks (yet they pay out insane bonuses again.... bastards)"

I continue to be amazed by the blind spot these guys seem to have for public perception (or, they just don't care at all, because - after all - they do have f/u money to spare...)
 
"4) All that bad debt????... STILL on the books of the banks (yet they pay out insane bonuses again.... bastards)"

I continue to be amazed by the blind spot these guys seem to have for public perception (or, they just don't care at all, because - after all - they do have f/u money to spare...)

Well, when you have the media and the politicians in your back pocket and you know that no matter what you do, you will get bailed out by the idiots in DC... well then... I guess you really CAN get away with anything.

Glass Steagall needs to be put back in place NOW.

The uptick rule needs to be put back in place NOW.

The 'too big to fail' banks need to be broken down into 'we don't care if you go down' size pieces NOW.

If the above do not happen.... then it is seriously time for the populace to rise up and toss these arrogant assholes out of their penthouses and pound them as hard as we can into the ground.
 
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