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What does this chart mean to you?
I think it means that when the market saw Obama elected it sold off big time.
j-mac
What does this chart mean to you?
What does this chart mean to you?
I think it means that when the market saw Obama elected it sold off big time.
j-mac
What does this chart mean to you?
It means that there was a helluva lot of uncertainty in the market because a crazy Leftist Democrat had been elected president.
It means absolutely nothing, if your government and their friends screw things up badly enough, we just print more magic money, right?
Come on now, try a bit harder. Otherwise don't even bother to reply. :shrug:
LOL, I would ask you to do the same, start by answering this simple question, what will be the consequences of this action, if any?
The democrats have nothing to do with it. You are seeing the beginning of a run on world financial systems. Luckily such a scenario was prevented.
By not acting... A Dow @ 4000 and going lower. IMHO of course.
The Democrats created the housing bubble. They had everything to do with it. They also threatened the private sector with punitive taxes, an over-reaching health care bill, card check and cap-n-tax. Yes, the Democrats have everything to do with it.
It's not? The stock market has been growing since March. The number of jobs lost has decreased every month since May, and will probably actually start growing this month (or maybe even last month, once the adjusted numbers come in).
I think this is a very bad time to be a bear on the US economy. We endured a major crisis last fall, and all things considered I think we recovered reasonably well.
More partisan hackery. Here is why people seriously question your intelligence. Under your logic.... The democrats "threatened the private sector with punitive taxes, an over-reaching health care bill, card check and cap-n-tax." And yet, as the chart indicates... the worlds economies where pouring money into financing it?:rofl At record low yields.
Now you want to talk about a serious case of either ignorance or denial.... Wow:wow:
No.....what is are the consequences of printing money out of thin air? Is the Dow really at 10,000 today, or is it still at 4000?
Me said:You might see some aspects of inflation years down the road, although i do not believe you are in the position to accuratly critique the Feds exit strategy.
Not a ****ing word
More partisan hackery. Here is why people seriously question your intelligence. Under your logic.... The democrats "threatened the private sector with punitive taxes, an over-reaching health care bill, card check and cap-n-tax." And yet, as the chart indicates... the worlds economies where pouring money into financing it?:rofl At record low yields.
Now you want to talk about a serious case of either ignorance or denial.... Wow:wow:
Slow down and read.
Which mortgage companies own half the bad mortgages in the country and who was overseeing them? Give you a hint: they weren't Republicans.
Who has been undermining consumer confidence for the past several years and is still doing it? Again, they're not Republicans.
Can you address my post? Why would the world economies dump money into treasury debt if they truly felt frightened by future US spending? Why do they continue to do so (although this week china has sat out possibly due to early yields being seasonally low) buy our debt at cheap prices?
So you edit your post, then have the nerve not only to tell me to slow down, but suggest I have no right to question the fed, amazing!
Do you work for the fed, you would make a wonderful PR guy/gal.....well, if only to the ignorant masses.
So again, back up your absurd suggestion that we should be 'kissing the ground this man walks on". I am still confused, as I am sure many others are, as to why we should be applauding this man?
I did address your post. You claimed I engaged in partisan hackery, along with a couple personal attacks and I showed you how I wasn't engaging in partisan hackery, by simply stating the facts.
BTW, de-regulation isn't what caused the reession.
And last year many of capitialist lost their asses.
I told you... Dow 4000 and going lower. If you do not agree, what is the technical analysis you are using as evidence of the markets trajectory?
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