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November 7, 2008 at 6:32 PM #301603November 7, 2008 at 7:26 PM #301181
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ParticipantBreeze you are such an optimist. That hardly makes up for the 9.7% loss, but you are a wonderful cheer leader. Have you ever considered going into politics?
“The Dow Jones industrial average sagged almost 450 points in a near-replay of Wednesday’s 486-point drop — a total two-day drop of 9.7% — and investors braced for potentially more losses today when the government releases its closely watched monthly unemployment report.”
November 7, 2008 at 7:26 PM #301540ParticipantBreeze you are such an optimist. That hardly makes up for the 9.7% loss, but you are a wonderful cheer leader. Have you ever considered going into politics?
“The Dow Jones industrial average sagged almost 450 points in a near-replay of Wednesday’s 486-point drop — a total two-day drop of 9.7% — and investors braced for potentially more losses today when the government releases its closely watched monthly unemployment report.”
November 7, 2008 at 7:26 PM #301547ParticipantBreeze you are such an optimist. That hardly makes up for the 9.7% loss, but you are a wonderful cheer leader. Have you ever considered going into politics?
“The Dow Jones industrial average sagged almost 450 points in a near-replay of Wednesday’s 486-point drop — a total two-day drop of 9.7% — and investors braced for potentially more losses today when the government releases its closely watched monthly unemployment report.”
November 7, 2008 at 7:26 PM #301564ParticipantBreeze you are such an optimist. That hardly makes up for the 9.7% loss, but you are a wonderful cheer leader. Have you ever considered going into politics?
“The Dow Jones industrial average sagged almost 450 points in a near-replay of Wednesday’s 486-point drop — a total two-day drop of 9.7% — and investors braced for potentially more losses today when the government releases its closely watched monthly unemployment report.”
November 7, 2008 at 7:26 PM #301618ParticipantBreeze you are such an optimist. That hardly makes up for the 9.7% loss, but you are a wonderful cheer leader. Have you ever considered going into politics?
“The Dow Jones industrial average sagged almost 450 points in a near-replay of Wednesday’s 486-point drop — a total two-day drop of 9.7% — and investors braced for potentially more losses today when the government releases its closely watched monthly unemployment report.”
November 7, 2008 at 11:15 PM #301301HereWeGo
ParticipantActually the market fell aggressively during Obama’s presser, then recovered to its previous high after the presser ended. Pretty much a push, but we’ll surely have plenty of data points in the future.
November 7, 2008 at 11:15 PM #301660ParticipantActually the market fell aggressively during Obama’s presser, then recovered to its previous high after the presser ended. Pretty much a push, but we’ll surely have plenty of data points in the future.
November 7, 2008 at 11:15 PM #301666ParticipantActually the market fell aggressively during Obama’s presser, then recovered to its previous high after the presser ended. Pretty much a push, but we’ll surely have plenty of data points in the future.
November 7, 2008 at 11:15 PM #301684ParticipantActually the market fell aggressively during Obama’s presser, then recovered to its previous high after the presser ended. Pretty much a push, but we’ll surely have plenty of data points in the future.
November 7, 2008 at 11:15 PM #301738ParticipantActually the market fell aggressively during Obama’s presser, then recovered to its previous high after the presser ended. Pretty much a push, but we’ll surely have plenty of data points in the future.
November 7, 2008 at 11:41 PM #301316
CoronitaParticipant[quote=TheBreeze]MY GAWD! The DOW was up 248 points on Obama’s speech. The guy is a market maestro. A veritable lothario of the market. He knows how to push the buttons.
First the market goes up 250 points on the day that Obama gets elected, and then he merely makes a speech and the market goes up another 250 points. Can you guys imagine what’s going to happen once Obama actually becomes Prez?
Up, up, and away, my beautiful, my beautiful baloon … [/quote]
10 bucks he’s in sales…. Definitely not an engineer.
November 7, 2008 at 11:41 PM #301675CoronitaParticipant[quote=TheBreeze]MY GAWD! The DOW was up 248 points on Obama’s speech. The guy is a market maestro. A veritable lothario of the market. He knows how to push the buttons.
First the market goes up 250 points on the day that Obama gets elected, and then he merely makes a speech and the market goes up another 250 points. Can you guys imagine what’s going to happen once Obama actually becomes Prez?
Up, up, and away, my beautiful, my beautiful baloon … [/quote]
10 bucks he’s in sales…. Definitely not an engineer.
November 7, 2008 at 11:41 PM #301682CoronitaParticipant[quote=TheBreeze]MY GAWD! The DOW was up 248 points on Obama’s speech. The guy is a market maestro. A veritable lothario of the market. He knows how to push the buttons.
First the market goes up 250 points on the day that Obama gets elected, and then he merely makes a speech and the market goes up another 250 points. Can you guys imagine what’s going to happen once Obama actually becomes Prez?
Up, up, and away, my beautiful, my beautiful baloon … [/quote]
10 bucks he’s in sales…. Definitely not an engineer.
November 7, 2008 at 11:41 PM #301699CoronitaParticipant[quote=TheBreeze]MY GAWD! The DOW was up 248 points on Obama’s speech. The guy is a market maestro. A veritable lothario of the market. He knows how to push the buttons.
First the market goes up 250 points on the day that Obama gets elected, and then he merely makes a speech and the market goes up another 250 points. Can you guys imagine what’s going to happen once Obama actually becomes Prez?
Up, up, and away, my beautiful, my beautiful baloon … [/quote]
10 bucks he’s in sales…. Definitely not an engineer.
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