Job report good or bad market goes higher!

Discussion in 'Economics' started by S2007S, Nov 4, 2010.

  1. S2007S

    S2007S

    At this point no news, good news or bad news and the markets rally. Tomorrow wont make any difference if the job numbers miss by 50,000 or gain 100k the market is going up. It will certainly rise 2-3% if job gains are well north of 150,000 and if job numbers miss by 50-100k market still rallies based on the mentality of more handouts from the fed. So it looks like a rally no matter what the circumstance tomorrow morning.
     
  2. Bob111

    Bob111

    it's look like a one big bubble..everything is up..stocks,commodities,bonds, whatever..except the toilet paper....oops..i mean..dollar..
     

  3. F-cked up, isn't it?

    The Bearded Clam is turning our capitalism into some mickey mouse sh_t.

    I'm glad there were so many outspoken critics of their policies, but it's nowhere near a denouement.
     
  4. S2007S

    S2007S


    yep monopoly money for everyone!!!

    Its happening as we speak yet no cares. They will care well after the fact everything collapses.

    And bernanke will be there with a huge grin running the printing presses over and over again. Fucking fool he is.
     
  5. S2007S

    S2007S


    Sure is, give it time to work itself out, eventually the masses of people will realize the scam and manipulation that goes on, hopefully sooner than later though.

    Bubble ben bernanke is the asset bubble king. Watch what he does and watch how fucked the economy becomes because of his easy monetary policies.
     
  6. don't be foolish and look for logics/reasons as to why mkt goes up/down. you know the game. only 2 things matter right now.

    Are they long? Yes
    Can they push it higher? Yes

    end of story.
     
  7. Right now Obama and the fed are working on our behalf. Just enjoy the gravy train while it lasts.

    Too bad for Joe six pack. He is getting shafted as his cost of living skyrockets but his wages stay stagnant.

    At least we can move along with inflation and then some.