Bjerknes

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There you go Eazy, stock market had its worst day since December 1st on Geithner's bust and the stimulus being passed. Just like last time, stocks went down when the government tried to help, and we won't see anything from this stimulus plan other than inflation.

Best thing to do from here is do nothing. No new stimulus, no new nothing.
 
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    I was also planning to do some stat in them.



    It's a go-faster stripe, like on a car...
    A racing stripe?
    Are those ladies shoes or are they for the lad with a little "lift" in his step?:D
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    The pigeon-toed bastard.
    There you go Eazy, stock market had its worst day since December 1st on Geithner's bust and the stimulus being passed. Just like last time, stocks went down when the government tried to help, and we won't see anything from this stimulus plan other than inflation.

    Best thing to do from here is do nothing. No new stimulus, no new nothing.
    It might take more than 6 hours for a stimulus to pass into the market...
     

    Bjerknes

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    ßüякε;1895984 said:
    It might take more than 6 hours for a stimulus to pass into the market...
    Yeah, maybe we're still waiting for that October bailout. Surely it hasn't passed through the market yet. :lol2: :rolleyes:

    I've always wondered why no one has fire bombed Wall Street. Perhaps its time for a change.
    Just let them fail. That's all that needs to be done.
     

    Bjerknes

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    I'm pretty sure the October bail out never made it to the market. With all the corporate vacations, private jets, and Super Bowl sponserships it paid for.:evil:
    The banks took the money, used some of it to pay off some debt, and then only two months later increased their estimates on losses. This will be a never ending saga unless it stops here.

    And this "bad" bank crap won't solve anything either. Toxic assets are toxic assets; they won't just go away. That debt will be there until repaid. Totally shortsighted by the imbeciles in charge.
     

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    The banks took the money, used some of it to pay off some debt, and then only two months later increased their estimates on losses. This will be a never ending saga unless it stops here.

    And this "bad" bank crap won't solve anything either. Toxic assets are toxic assets; they won't just go away. That debt will be there until repaid. Totally shortsighted by the imbeciles in charge.
    It might just be better to take 3 or 4 of the major bank CEOs and shoot them in the front of the head on national television. The caption the sequence with... THIS IS WHAT HAPPENS WHEN YOU FUCK UP.
     

    Bjerknes

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    It might just be better to take 3 or 4 of the major bank CEOs and shoot them in the front of the head on national television. The caption the sequence with... THIS IS WHAT HAPPENS WHEN YOU FUCK UP.
    We also have to throw in some Federal Reserve members as well. The bankers are the Anti-Christ.
     

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