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January 17, 2008 at 7:52 AM #11537January 17, 2008 at 9:44 AM #137175stockstradrParticipant
Yep, I was watching them on cspan and bloomberg. Bernanke looks very scared.
I’m amazed the damn stock market continues to fall. We are BELOW 1350 on the S&P500 at the noon hour! Holy shit. I never would have guessed that happening in the first month of ’07
January 17, 2008 at 9:44 AM #137475stockstradrParticipantYep, I was watching them on cspan and bloomberg. Bernanke looks very scared.
I’m amazed the damn stock market continues to fall. We are BELOW 1350 on the S&P500 at the noon hour! Holy shit. I never would have guessed that happening in the first month of ’07
January 17, 2008 at 9:44 AM #137376stockstradrParticipantYep, I was watching them on cspan and bloomberg. Bernanke looks very scared.
I’m amazed the damn stock market continues to fall. We are BELOW 1350 on the S&P500 at the noon hour! Holy shit. I never would have guessed that happening in the first month of ’07
January 17, 2008 at 9:44 AM #137434stockstradrParticipantYep, I was watching them on cspan and bloomberg. Bernanke looks very scared.
I’m amazed the damn stock market continues to fall. We are BELOW 1350 on the S&P500 at the noon hour! Holy shit. I never would have guessed that happening in the first month of ’07
January 17, 2008 at 9:44 AM #137409stockstradrParticipantYep, I was watching them on cspan and bloomberg. Bernanke looks very scared.
I’m amazed the damn stock market continues to fall. We are BELOW 1350 on the S&P500 at the noon hour! Holy shit. I never would have guessed that happening in the first month of ’07
January 17, 2008 at 10:09 AM #137423crParticipantI saw Helicopter boy briefly and he looked terrified!
Maybe people will take the $1000 handout and invest in the stock market. And then lose it all.
So much for Laissez Faire.
Adam Smith is rolling in his grave.
January 17, 2008 at 10:09 AM #137490crParticipantI saw Helicopter boy briefly and he looked terrified!
Maybe people will take the $1000 handout and invest in the stock market. And then lose it all.
So much for Laissez Faire.
Adam Smith is rolling in his grave.
January 17, 2008 at 10:09 AM #137449crParticipantI saw Helicopter boy briefly and he looked terrified!
Maybe people will take the $1000 handout and invest in the stock market. And then lose it all.
So much for Laissez Faire.
Adam Smith is rolling in his grave.
January 17, 2008 at 10:09 AM #137391crParticipantI saw Helicopter boy briefly and he looked terrified!
Maybe people will take the $1000 handout and invest in the stock market. And then lose it all.
So much for Laissez Faire.
Adam Smith is rolling in his grave.
January 17, 2008 at 10:09 AM #137190crParticipantI saw Helicopter boy briefly and he looked terrified!
Maybe people will take the $1000 handout and invest in the stock market. And then lose it all.
So much for Laissez Faire.
Adam Smith is rolling in his grave.
January 17, 2008 at 10:24 AM #137416WaitingToExhaleParticipantLet’s say the government decides to give everyone $500 back or even $1000 back. What in the world will this due? People will:
1. Go buy a plasma and be in the same situation they were before.
2. Pay down their $%50,000 credit card balance by $1000. Still in the same situation before.
3. People like me that will stick the $1000 into a little hole like a squirrel and still not spend or buy a house.Given the reliance of the US economy on consumption, I think the goal is unabashedly option #1. The LAST thing this economy really needs is for people to save instead of buy stuff, or just pay down a credit card. Remember the calls to action for people to go out and buy stuff or the terrorists win?
I’m with you, radelow; we’ll put in in the bank in our down payment fund so we can buy when the market bottoms out… or at least eat for an extra month when I get laid off from the coming recession.
January 17, 2008 at 10:24 AM #137448WaitingToExhaleParticipantLet’s say the government decides to give everyone $500 back or even $1000 back. What in the world will this due? People will:
1. Go buy a plasma and be in the same situation they were before.
2. Pay down their $%50,000 credit card balance by $1000. Still in the same situation before.
3. People like me that will stick the $1000 into a little hole like a squirrel and still not spend or buy a house.Given the reliance of the US economy on consumption, I think the goal is unabashedly option #1. The LAST thing this economy really needs is for people to save instead of buy stuff, or just pay down a credit card. Remember the calls to action for people to go out and buy stuff or the terrorists win?
I’m with you, radelow; we’ll put in in the bank in our down payment fund so we can buy when the market bottoms out… or at least eat for an extra month when I get laid off from the coming recession.
January 17, 2008 at 10:24 AM #137474WaitingToExhaleParticipantLet’s say the government decides to give everyone $500 back or even $1000 back. What in the world will this due? People will:
1. Go buy a plasma and be in the same situation they were before.
2. Pay down their $%50,000 credit card balance by $1000. Still in the same situation before.
3. People like me that will stick the $1000 into a little hole like a squirrel and still not spend or buy a house.Given the reliance of the US economy on consumption, I think the goal is unabashedly option #1. The LAST thing this economy really needs is for people to save instead of buy stuff, or just pay down a credit card. Remember the calls to action for people to go out and buy stuff or the terrorists win?
I’m with you, radelow; we’ll put in in the bank in our down payment fund so we can buy when the market bottoms out… or at least eat for an extra month when I get laid off from the coming recession.
January 17, 2008 at 10:24 AM #137215WaitingToExhaleParticipantLet’s say the government decides to give everyone $500 back or even $1000 back. What in the world will this due? People will:
1. Go buy a plasma and be in the same situation they were before.
2. Pay down their $%50,000 credit card balance by $1000. Still in the same situation before.
3. People like me that will stick the $1000 into a little hole like a squirrel and still not spend or buy a house.Given the reliance of the US economy on consumption, I think the goal is unabashedly option #1. The LAST thing this economy really needs is for people to save instead of buy stuff, or just pay down a credit card. Remember the calls to action for people to go out and buy stuff or the terrorists win?
I’m with you, radelow; we’ll put in in the bank in our down payment fund so we can buy when the market bottoms out… or at least eat for an extra month when I get laid off from the coming recession.
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