Altair: Where Does It End? (2 Viewers)

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Bjerknes

Bjerknes

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    Are things heading towards a more positive economy now then?
    fuck no that was a band-aid, and europe will get it real nice next summer :D
    :lol2: AWESOME!

    you clever son of a bitch
    Indeed. Steps to Doomsday 2012:

    1) Downfall of US Economy - 50% completed

    2) Invade Iran - 0% completed

    3) Nuclear Holocaust - 0% completed

    4) Illuminati members come back to earth in 2018 - 0% completed
     

    Red

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    Can someone explain why the markets were up in anticipation of the Bill being passed, but have now dropped since it was passed?
     
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    Bjerknes

    Bjerknes

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    Can someone explain why the markets were up in anticipation of the Bill being passed, but have now dropped since it was passed?
    Probably because we're still doomed and the pork in this bill is weighing down the market.
     
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    Bjerknes

    Bjerknes

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    Can someone explain why the markets were up in anticipation of the Bill being passed, but have now dropped since it was passed?
    Oh and when you're in a bear market the usual intraday highs are early and the lows are late. That's where we have been for a while... in a bear market.
     

    Red

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    Yeah, Enron.

    There was some interview with some American on BBC earlier saying that the US had just broken all the rules that they said developing countries should follow, most notably about supporting failing businesses.

    'Do as I say, not as I do.'
     

    Martin

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    Yeah, Enron.

    There was some interview with some American on BBC earlier saying that the US had just broken all the rules that they said developing countries should follow, most notably about supporting failing businesses.

    'Do as I say, not as I do.'
    That's pretty much a universal rule for every government. "Look at them, don't look at us."
     

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