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July 23, 2009 at 8:29 AM #435762July 23, 2009 at 8:41 AM #436102
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Participanti often stand upa nd fight the government’s decisions.
July 23, 2009 at 8:41 AM #435576Participanti often stand upa nd fight the government’s decisions.
July 23, 2009 at 8:41 AM #436343Participanti often stand upa nd fight the government’s decisions.
July 23, 2009 at 8:41 AM #436174Participanti often stand upa nd fight the government’s decisions.
July 23, 2009 at 8:41 AM #435782Participanti often stand upa nd fight the government’s decisions.
July 23, 2009 at 8:58 AM #436121socrattt
Participant[quote=threadkiller]Haven’t read the article yet but just heard Ford made a 2.8 Billion profit from debt reduction. What the hell is that? Is that like saying if Ford can get investors to buy 2.8 Billion of their stock they can call that a profit. If that is the case then I think it is obvious that the stock market is just a pyramid scheme. How can you make a profit without selling product or services,creative accounting I guess. I’m not anti Ford, I own a nice F-150, and would even recommend buying their stock, it just upsets me when I hear recovery buzz words when in fact the economy is crumbling.[/quote]
TK, read the article!!!
That is just it, Americans must be imbeciles to believe what we hear. The average investor is completely clueless. Our DOW is back up to 9,000 and Nasdaq almost 2K, on the sole premise that everything is getting better. How stupid can American’s be? My guess is old Goldman Sachs is preparing for the 2009 stock bubble. So many stocks that recovered from the end of 2008 are so overvalued it is absolutely ridiculous.
July 23, 2009 at 8:58 AM #435596Participant[quote=threadkiller]Haven’t read the article yet but just heard Ford made a 2.8 Billion profit from debt reduction. What the hell is that? Is that like saying if Ford can get investors to buy 2.8 Billion of their stock they can call that a profit. If that is the case then I think it is obvious that the stock market is just a pyramid scheme. How can you make a profit without selling product or services,creative accounting I guess. I’m not anti Ford, I own a nice F-150, and would even recommend buying their stock, it just upsets me when I hear recovery buzz words when in fact the economy is crumbling.[/quote]
TK, read the article!!!
That is just it, Americans must be imbeciles to believe what we hear. The average investor is completely clueless. Our DOW is back up to 9,000 and Nasdaq almost 2K, on the sole premise that everything is getting better. How stupid can American’s be? My guess is old Goldman Sachs is preparing for the 2009 stock bubble. So many stocks that recovered from the end of 2008 are so overvalued it is absolutely ridiculous.
July 23, 2009 at 8:58 AM #436194Participant[quote=threadkiller]Haven’t read the article yet but just heard Ford made a 2.8 Billion profit from debt reduction. What the hell is that? Is that like saying if Ford can get investors to buy 2.8 Billion of their stock they can call that a profit. If that is the case then I think it is obvious that the stock market is just a pyramid scheme. How can you make a profit without selling product or services,creative accounting I guess. I’m not anti Ford, I own a nice F-150, and would even recommend buying their stock, it just upsets me when I hear recovery buzz words when in fact the economy is crumbling.[/quote]
TK, read the article!!!
That is just it, Americans must be imbeciles to believe what we hear. The average investor is completely clueless. Our DOW is back up to 9,000 and Nasdaq almost 2K, on the sole premise that everything is getting better. How stupid can American’s be? My guess is old Goldman Sachs is preparing for the 2009 stock bubble. So many stocks that recovered from the end of 2008 are so overvalued it is absolutely ridiculous.
July 23, 2009 at 8:58 AM #436363Participant[quote=threadkiller]Haven’t read the article yet but just heard Ford made a 2.8 Billion profit from debt reduction. What the hell is that? Is that like saying if Ford can get investors to buy 2.8 Billion of their stock they can call that a profit. If that is the case then I think it is obvious that the stock market is just a pyramid scheme. How can you make a profit without selling product or services,creative accounting I guess. I’m not anti Ford, I own a nice F-150, and would even recommend buying their stock, it just upsets me when I hear recovery buzz words when in fact the economy is crumbling.[/quote]
TK, read the article!!!
That is just it, Americans must be imbeciles to believe what we hear. The average investor is completely clueless. Our DOW is back up to 9,000 and Nasdaq almost 2K, on the sole premise that everything is getting better. How stupid can American’s be? My guess is old Goldman Sachs is preparing for the 2009 stock bubble. So many stocks that recovered from the end of 2008 are so overvalued it is absolutely ridiculous.
July 23, 2009 at 8:58 AM #435802Participant[quote=threadkiller]Haven’t read the article yet but just heard Ford made a 2.8 Billion profit from debt reduction. What the hell is that? Is that like saying if Ford can get investors to buy 2.8 Billion of their stock they can call that a profit. If that is the case then I think it is obvious that the stock market is just a pyramid scheme. How can you make a profit without selling product or services,creative accounting I guess. I’m not anti Ford, I own a nice F-150, and would even recommend buying their stock, it just upsets me when I hear recovery buzz words when in fact the economy is crumbling.[/quote]
TK, read the article!!!
That is just it, Americans must be imbeciles to believe what we hear. The average investor is completely clueless. Our DOW is back up to 9,000 and Nasdaq almost 2K, on the sole premise that everything is getting better. How stupid can American’s be? My guess is old Goldman Sachs is preparing for the 2009 stock bubble. So many stocks that recovered from the end of 2008 are so overvalued it is absolutely ridiculous.
July 23, 2009 at 9:45 AM #436413jpinpb
ParticipantAfter reading all that, I think even if every other person contacted the politicians, we still would have no say. How can you compete w/GS and their jack? At this point, I think any politician going against them could end up like Lincoln. Better to just take their money and smile.
July 23, 2009 at 9:45 AM #436244ParticipantAfter reading all that, I think even if every other person contacted the politicians, we still would have no say. How can you compete w/GS and their jack? At this point, I think any politician going against them could end up like Lincoln. Better to just take their money and smile.
July 23, 2009 at 9:45 AM #436172ParticipantAfter reading all that, I think even if every other person contacted the politicians, we still would have no say. How can you compete w/GS and their jack? At this point, I think any politician going against them could end up like Lincoln. Better to just take their money and smile.
July 23, 2009 at 9:45 AM #435852ParticipantAfter reading all that, I think even if every other person contacted the politicians, we still would have no say. How can you compete w/GS and their jack? At this point, I think any politician going against them could end up like Lincoln. Better to just take their money and smile.
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