DOW is down 490, should be down 620
aero...@flight.net
rick++
raylopez99
> Incrediable retard
Aeron is the god in the machine now rick++! you might listen and
learn from him, he's got the hot hand!
Here comes the last 30 minute "miracle rally", courtesy of the
taxpayer's money with the Plunge Protection Team!
What a FRAUD of a market! GO FRAUD GO! I need a pop at the close to
make a little money on some calls....
++RL
raylopez99
> What a FRAUD of a market! GO FRAUD GO! I need a pop at the close to
> make a little money on some calls....
>
Ouch! Got burned. Luckily it's less than a grand and I covered. Goes
to show, even Aeron is not right in this market!
Better luck next time.
RL
aero...@flight.net
Yeah, but they tried, and that's criminal enough for me...At least 3
times a load of cash went down its throat, but when there's no follow
through from the lemmings, it quickly fizzles...
They should let this thing settle, and get it over with....Had they
left the "market" to fend for itself last Friday, it would have
settled in, and slowly worked itself back together...
But no, they had to save it from a close under 8K, and then one
trading day later, shove 1,000 points down its throat...Then they
saved it again on Tuesday, limiting a 400+ point loss to 70...
Today, they paid the price for toying with it...
PeterL
> 3pm miracle "rally" still in the winds....
So the market did what you think it should do. It's no longer a fraud?
PeterL
Now there are two retards.
BuffetHater
Hearing rumors of hedgies imploding on margin calls, long needless to
say.
Careful, see dow 5,450. in the not too distant future. The amount
of losses
the hedge funds have is even bigger than the check paulson can write,
but
he will try.
How's Blackstone doing, you know BX (should be BS)?
paidmailer.de
> Incrediable retard
lool, looks like he was right, dow plunged at end of day
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raylopez99
Haha! That's a good one. Let's see if aeron answers that loaded
question...hehehe.
Wall Street Journal thinks we're close to a bottom, as bottoms for
recessions in the stock market anticipated actual bottoms (usually).
The WSJ likes happy talk to keep their NY subscribers happy I've
noticed. If this is really a panic then V-shaped recession is
likely. But what if the recession is 'structural' (like Japan)? Then
it will not be a V-shape but more like an U or L-shaped. I fear that
the Fed may have made this car crash into cancer by throwing money at
the problem, so we might be in for a painful decade of this, like
Japan had, but I hope not.
I mitigation of the Japan thesis, consider that our population is
younger, the economy more mobile, and our currency more strong (since
people use dollars all over the world not yen, so the dollar is
stronger than it should be). In support of the Japan thesis is that
their bubble in real estate is similar to ours, their banks were/are
as rotten as ours. So it's about a toss-up.
TIme will tell whether this is a V or a U shaped recession. I'm
surprised that the US has stayed out of recession for so long, with
oil prices spiking, hurricanes striking, war in Iraq, just to name a
few problems. And now the real estate bubble breaking, the banks
failing and the bailout... that should be the straw(s) that break the
camel's back.
RL
raylopez99
>
> Now there are two retards.
Pot. Kettle. Black.
Let me guess, you were 100% cash 3 months ago and just before the
crisis hit you loaded up on puts.
Yeah right.
<plonk>
RL