Thumbs up on that one...They have no idea what is coming if that happens and happen it will...only a matter of time.
one can almost hear you cross your fingers as you say that. I wish righties would invest their money instead of rooting for the rest of us to lose ours
I'm not rooting for you to lose anything. I'm trying to get across even to you liberals to prepare for what might happen. I support your asses enough, I don't need more.
im not doing anything, I said I have a guy doing it for me. im not a righty, I dont feel the need to come online and pretend to be an expert at something because Ir ead a blog on WND about it.
This isn't good news for anyone. It's just more central banking chicanery meant to further enrich bankers and speculators. So, hooray for the hedge fund managers, investment banks, and elite speculators! Obama has been a great puppet.
again, you should consider investing your money opposed to, I dont know, burying it in the backyard....so you can cheer good economic news also.
If you're invested in this market, you better be really careful. The volatility we're seeing is characteristic of systemic uncertainty and a loss of faith in institutional stability. The recent swing is nothing more than central banking manipulation meant to "calm" (re: enrich) bankers and speculators. They're trying to inflate their paper assets as much as possible.
If I had any money to invest, it wouldn't be for the longterm because I believe a currency crisis is almost unavoidable at this point. I would use it for high-risk speculation, profiting off of the volatility in the market, just like the banks and hedge fund managers are doing. Anyway, that's not the point. The point is that this recent upswing in stocks is just the result of central bankers manipulating the system. It's not representative of an underlying change in the fundamentals of the world economy.
Hey, if you invested in the Zimbabwe stock market in 2007, you'd have seen a 12,000% or more return. It was the fastest growing country in the world that year, and probably ever, right?
There are some plays you can make which would result in profit, but it would only result in real profit if you traded your newly realized dollar-denominated profits for something tangible like physical gold, land titles, or deleveraging. Anyone who stays invested in dollar-denominated assets for the long haul is playing with fire. I bet the real smart bankers and hedge fund managers are doing the same thing, i.e., taking their short-term dollar gains and using them to acquire assets with intrinsic value.
Lol...What a disingenuous crock. Why is it a bad thing, and Obama's fault, when it goes down? You people are incessantly carping about business lacking confidence in Obama's economic policy but now it doesn't matter. You embarrass yourself with that retort.
You used to make more than $70/hr? what industry were you in? What system did you pay into? The unemployment fund??
yah who isnt? lol other than pull my money out of the market and burying it int he yard or buying gold its not like there is some risk-free alternative anyway.
Do whatever you want. I don't really care. Back to the thread topic: The upswing in stocks is not the result of some change in the underlying fundamentals of the economy. The central banks just coordinated with one another to decrease the price of dollar liquidity swaps, which is just another convoluted handout to the private banking interests and speculators.
Here's a memo for the partisan troll who started this thread. The economy will not recover until the housing market bottoms out, and home prices start to go up. That's a fact. But way to politicize a swing in the market, that is still volatile, considering our own debt trouble, and the euro crisis that will affect us. Last of all, last time I checked, a sound economy was good for all Americans, no matter their political affiliations. Oh ya, get a (*)(*)(*)(*)ing life.