Black Friday

i've seen how stupid you get, and it's pretty scary

 

yuk yuk! Good comeback! So you prefer insulting, eh?

Any day you'd like to compare brainpans, you just step right on up and say so.

I've worn suits with higher IQ.

Maybe you can post that dumbass "Komisar" line again? We haven't seen it enough!

 

IFFFF the dow breaks 13,000 today, WATCH OUT.........it is not going to be pretty....

 

She’s a good girl,loves her mamma, loves je -sus, and america too.

She’s a good girl, crazy ‘bout elvis, loves horses, and her boyfriend too.

And it's a long day, livin’ in reseda, there’s a freeway, runnin’ thru the yard

And i’m a bad boy, ‘cause i don’t even miss her, i’m a bad boy, for breaking

And i'm free, free falling.
Yeah i'm free, free falling.

And all the vampires walkin' through the valley move west down ventura
Boulevard.

And all the bad boys are standin' in the shadows, and the good girls
Are home with broken hearts.


I wanna glide down over mulholland i wanna write her name in the sky.

I'm gonna free fall out into nothin', gonna leave this world for a while.

And i'm free, free falling.
Yeah i'm free, free falling.

 

you're an idiot

 

Don't turn around

The Komisar's in town


(yeah, I'm the idiot)

 

Went long a very small amount of SSO and UYM!!!!!

 

well, i agree with you on that one

you've got mental problems

 

One aspect of this I haven't seen news coverage or is the situation in which people went into the marker leveraged to begin with.

For example, I have a home equity line or credit, and as long as the markets were daily bulls, I could be in it, but once it was obviously the down days were picking up frequency, we had to pull that money out. I have to wonder how many people have a stopping point due to other obligations. We left in the market accounts like IRA and 401K that we built over the years and that have time to rebound, and a bit of profit that we thought we could leave for a long time, but other than that, I switched most $ to a money market last week and then yesterday bought some stocks I researched and would be comfortable holding for a long time -- years if necessary.

So they say credit has been easy to get, so how many traders and investors were in this market using credit and now must take a break. How much is that contributing to a spiral? I had to get out of mutual funds, which means the managers must sell a portion if enough people also have to get out.

Thoughts?

 

can't imagine anyone would be holding long any assets over the weekend...