I know a lot though. I suspect we'll open 70-100 points higher on the dow. If the market is expected to rally on bad jobs news (as it has done in the past) then some funds may want to get in now in anticiapation of a rally. The euro is also oversold and should be at 1.39 soon. The hourly earnings number will also be better than expected.
Funny how when the market is up 1% you post in 5 different threads like an excited teenager who got laid for the first time. I don't even care that you've been a permabull spewing meaningless crap for a year a the while getting your ass handed to you - what bothers me is the fact that you never own up to being wrong. Its not worth my time to dig up your many recent quotes about 'nothing but upside from here' but the fact is that you are, having been and continue to be wrong much more than you are right and its sad that you won't man-up and admit that - instead you just gloss over it and keep spewing your crap without any intelligent thought behind it. If ET wants to raise money they should start a fund raiser where you donate money to a cause - like permanently banning you. I would gladly give $10 to ET to never have to read your worthless drivel again.
Now experts are saying that the credit crunch was fake..as I have been posting since June 2007 http://www.lewrockwell.com/higgs/higgs102.html
Stock, just go away, you can did up and cut and paste as much meaningless crap as you want to..You are wrong and will continue to be wrong, oh by the way boy genius you have still not answered my question.....Be a man and answer 1 simple question...werd
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