Sorry to disprove your theory Biff.Ivytalk wrote:I did fine, you miserable piece of moose excrement.mainejeff wrote:
You mean that you didn't make any money over the past 15 months when the market went from 6,500 to 11,000???? You Hahvahd schmucks really aren't that smart...........
CitadelGrad wrote:You do realize my expression of gratitude to Barry was sarcastic, don't you?mainejeff wrote:
Amen!
Chizzang: Beneath the playfully cynical exterior, does there lurk the Diogenes of CS.com, always in search of an honest politician?Chizzang wrote:Ivy,Ivytalk wrote:Already 360 points down on European fiscal crisis and Korean tensions. With Obama's fiscal policies, could the US be far behind? Barry's quest to destroy the American investor class continues.
I appreciate your humor but you know and I know Obama is owned and operated by Wall Street...
He is a complete pawn of the Federal Reserve system as is well documented
Some of his other embarrassing gaffs might attribute some fluxuation here and there but lets get real... Obama is told what to do with little variation in the playbook by the financial sector not the other way around
Actually, I don't see Obama as a tool of the Wall Street barons. His financial "reform" package could be perceived by them as dangerous and "biting the hand that feeds," but I doubt that Barry considers himself beholden to them.
His reform package is lip service...Ivytalk wrote:Chizzang: Beneath the playfully cynical exterior, does there lurk the Diogenes of CS.com, always in search of an honest politician?Chizzang wrote:
Ivy,
I appreciate your humor but you know and I know Obama is owned and operated by Wall Street...
He is a complete pawn of the Federal Reserve system as is well documented
Some of his other embarrassing gaffs might attribute some fluxuation here and there but lets get real... Obama is told what to do with little variation in the playbook by the financial sector not the other way around
In the mean time, Joe American should be busy making money off these fluctuations........shame on them if they aren't.Chizzang wrote:His reform package is lip service...Ivytalk wrote: Chizzang: Beneath the playfully cynical exterior, does there lurk the Diogenes of CS.com, always in search of an honest politician?
and will fade away quietly as it is supposed to do
Nothing will change on Wall Street other than some very slight bonus corrections which will be "fixed" in salary adjustments and hidden in transfers and board appointments and secret favors...
NOTHING will change other than the perception of "change"
Seriously - how much "Change" have we seen thus far... (ZERO)
The Same Big Business and Special Interest run this government that have for decades
I've worked on Wall Street and in the Fed for a short time (but not short enough), so I think I understand both pretty well. Sure, the banks and the Fed have influence and exert it to serve their interests all the time; however, Barry is arrogant and stupid enough to think he can ignore his obligations to them. I promise you that nobody on Wall Street is happy about the current and projected budget deficits, except those that make their living on short-selling and put options.Chizzang wrote:As I noted...CitadelGrad wrote:
So you believe that the fine folks at Goldman Sachs told Barry to incur a federal budget deficit of 1.4 trillion? I somehow doubt it.
Yes there are other factors that might cause some fluxuation
But the idea that Obama and Wall Street are not hand-in-hand and that players like Goldman Sachs and the Federal Reserve team of Banks aren't calling the shots is ridiculous...
in fact:
If you believe we've had a President function autonomously regarding the Market and the Fed since 1913 you don't understand what the Federal Reserve system and Wall Street are....
I know you're proud of your Census Bureau check, Clyde, but the market dropped sharply after every major Obama policy initiative, even the stimulus package, and there is zero evidence that BHO had anything to do with last year's bull run. Business cycles and a huge amount of stockpiled cash looking for better returns in an atmosphere of low interest rates combined to fuel last year's gains. The markets fell 20% before Barry had been in office for 6 weeks. The stock market has been stagnant so far in 2010, and the breathtaking tax and spending increases proposed by Your Savior will wither the market further in 2011. Read your financial history. Investors have no confidence in the dude. Sorry.mainejeff wrote:Sorry to disprove your theory Biff.Ivytalk wrote:
I did fine, you miserable piece of moose excrement.
Are you gonna update us on today's close, Biff?Ivytalk wrote:I know you're proud of your Census Bureau check, Clyde, but the market dropped sharply after every major Obama policy initiative, even the stimulus package, and there is zero evidence that BHO had anything to do with last year's bull run. Business cycles and a huge amount of stockpiled cash looking for better returns in an atmosphere of low interest rates combined to fuel last year's gains. The markets fell 20% before Barry had been in office for 6 weeks. The stock market has been stagnant so far in 2010, and the breathtaking tax and spending increases proposed by Your Savior will wither the market further in 2011. Read your financial history. Investors have no confidence in the dude. Sorry.mainejeff wrote:
Sorry to disprove your theory Biff.
Sure, Clyde. The market closed off 22 points and recovered earlier losses when program trading was triggered by a drop in the S&P 500. Quit nattering and address the main points. By the way, is your mattress still full?mainejeff wrote:Are you gonna update us on today's close, Biff?Ivytalk wrote: I know you're proud of your Census Bureau check, Clyde, but the market dropped sharply after every major Obama policy initiative, even the stimulus package, and there is zero evidence that BHO had anything to do with last year's bull run. Business cycles and a huge amount of stockpiled cash looking for better returns in an atmosphere of low interest rates combined to fuel last year's gains. The markets fell 20% before Barry had been in office for 6 weeks. The stock market has been stagnant so far in 2010, and the breathtaking tax and spending increases proposed by Your Savior will wither the market further in 2011. Read your financial history. Investors have no confidence in the dude. Sorry.
mainejeff wrote:In the mean time, Joe American should be busy making money off these fluctuations........shame on them if they aren't.Chizzang wrote:
His reform package is lip service...
and will fade away quietly as it is supposed to do
Nothing will change on Wall Street other than some very slight bonus corrections which will be "fixed" in salary adjustments and hidden in transfers and board appointments and secret favors...
NOTHING will change other than the perception of "change"
Seriously - how much "Change" have we seen thus far... (ZERO)
The Same Big Business and Special Interest run this government that have for decades
Hey, houndpup! Good ta see ya! Have a nice nap? Buy a new flea collar?houndawg wrote:mainejeff wrote:
In the mean time, Joe American should be busy making money off these fluctuations........shame on them if they aren't.
If Joe American is dumb enough to get back into a rigged game for insiders, he deserves what he gets.
http://www.google.com/hostednews/ap/art ... QD9FU31K81" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;The stock market has had another seesaw day. Stocks fell sharply in early trading on a series of troubling economic and political developments, then recovered late in the day.
The turnaround came as bank stocks rallied in response to comments by Rep. Barney Frank. The Massachusetts Democrat indicated Congress may pass a mild version of the financial overhaul bill that lawmakers are now negotiating.
Come on Biff.......YOU are the one that started this FAIL thread.Ivytalk wrote:Sure, Clyde. The market closed off 22 points and recovered earlier losses when program trading was triggered by a drop in the S&P 500. Quit nattering and address the main points. By the way, is your mattress still full?mainejeff wrote:
Are you gonna update us on today's close, Biff?
Don't wear flea collars.Ivytalk wrote:Hey, houndpup! Good ta see ya! Have a nice nap? Buy a new flea collar?houndawg wrote:
If Joe American is dumb enough to get back into a rigged game for insiders, he deserves what he gets.
I'd be happy to update you. It was a dead cat bounce. The fundamental issues that have caused the market drop remain and every indicator that I know of (and I follow about two dozen) indicates that the market is going to drop a lot more before it can even think about a sustainable rally.mainejeff wrote:Are you gonna update us on today's close, Biff?Ivytalk wrote: I know you're proud of your Census Bureau check, Clyde, but the market dropped sharply after every major Obama policy initiative, even the stimulus package, and there is zero evidence that BHO had anything to do with last year's bull run. Business cycles and a huge amount of stockpiled cash looking for better returns in an atmosphere of low interest rates combined to fuel last year's gains. The markets fell 20% before Barry had been in office for 6 weeks. The stock market has been stagnant so far in 2010, and the breathtaking tax and spending increases proposed by Your Savior will wither the market further in 2011. Read your financial history. Investors have no confidence in the dude. Sorry.
Again......Amen!CitadelGrad wrote:I'd be happy to update you. It was a dead cat bounce. The fundamental issues that have caused the market drop remain and every indicator that I know of (and I follow about two dozen) indicates that the market is going to drop a lot more before it can even think about a sustainable rally.
Thank you, President Obama.
Better than the 8279.63 George W. left office with.BDKJMU wrote:Hey, the DJ closed today at 10,043.75. We should all be partying like its 1999!
"...On March 29, 1999, the average closed above the 10,000 mark (10,006.78) after flirting with it for two weeks. This prompted a celebration on the trading floor, complete with party hats. The scene at the exchange made front page headlines on many U.S. newspapers such as The New York Times...."
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You mean that it was already on its way down??? I thought that it was Obama's fault!Skjellyfetti wrote:Better than the 8279.63 George W. left office with.BDKJMU wrote:Hey, the DJ closed today at 10,043.75. We should all be partying like its 1999!
"...On March 29, 1999, the average closed above the 10,000 mark (10,006.78) after flirting with it for two weeks. This prompted a celebration on the trading floor, complete with party hats. The scene at the exchange made front page headlines on many U.S. newspapers such as The New York Times...."
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And, Clyde, who's the idiot for believing whatever Jellybelly says? And the idea of Barney Frank lifting the markets? He hasn't ever lifted anything heavier than his own schlong in his life.mainejeff wrote:Come on Biff.......YOU are the one that started this FAIL thread.Ivytalk wrote: Sure, Clyde. The market closed off 22 points and recovered earlier losses when program trading was triggered by a drop in the S&P 500. Quit nattering and address the main points. By the way, is your mattress still full?
houndawg wrote:Don't wear flea collars.Ivytalk wrote:
Hey, houndpup! Good ta see ya! Have a nice nap? Buy a new flea collar?
Makes my balls taste funny when I lick them.
...well maybe some other dude's schlong.Ivytalk wrote:And, Clyde, who's the idiot for believing whatever Jellybelly says? And the idea of Barney Frank lifting the markets? He hasn't ever lifted anything heavier than his own schlong in his life.mainejeff wrote:
Come on Biff.......YOU are the one that started this FAIL thread.
