ok here we go. stock and day have begun their own thread..everyone else; don'y post....just sit back and watch the comedy unfold!
Go to Sudan or Sri Lanka if you are geographically challenged .. I dont care. We need positive minded people and optimists and not some mid wives complaining all day long.... filled with doom and gloom..fighting the Feds.
You act as if being a bear is like, demonic, or something. We are realists here, the bulls are dillusional
Bears and shorts definitely had a bad day! They were lusting for a market collapse. Didnt happen, nor it will happen in 2008! We got very strong bottom in place, a double bottom.. All they can do now is insult and attack people.
I'm sorry, but you are a COMPLETE idiot. I never said anything about the Economy being in great shape. Where and when did I say that, you moron??? What I do know is that I have a TON more financial market experience than you do, and I understand what the FED is trying to do right now, just as they did for 11 MONTHS STRAIGHT back into the market low of August of 1982. Yeah, I was around trading back then. But you, you probably weren't even born yet . . . Either that, or you were running around in diapers. Keep talking about how "the market didn't open LOW enough today" and all that other BS that keeps you from pulling the trigger. Spend your entire day posting 59 times on ET ( at last check ) about how we are in a Bear Market and how the FED is not letting the markets self-correct, and how you know better monetary policy then Ben Bernanke, blah, blah, blah . . . I'd rather spend my time TRADING in and out of stocks and making money. Not sitting on ET and being in total DENIAL.
If this does not mark a bottom and the mkts indeed trade lower, will you leave ET for good? Your confidence is sky high on this being the absolute low, it would be interesting to see if you will back it up with something.
http://finance.yahoo.com/tech-ticker/article/7166/Wall-Street-Reacts-to-Bear,-Fed-Shockers First time the Fed has opened its lending window to brokerage firms (vs. just the banks) since the Great Depression. :eek: