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July 17, 2008 at 10:22 AM in reply to: McBama: The Long-Awaited Unveiling of The Official Establishment Tool #240907July 17, 2008 at 10:22 AM in reply to: McBama: The Long-Awaited Unveiling of The Official Establishment Tool #241045
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ParticipantPeople only want Obama because he’s different (new, fresh, young, not WASP), without really thinking through if different in this case is better.
That’s like saying I’m tired of paying high gas prices and trading your car for whatever is available at the local pawn shop. Next thing you know you’re riding an ass to work.
(reference to Democratic party mascot intended)
Wanting change for the sake of change is short-sighted.
July 17, 2008 at 10:22 AM in reply to: McBama: The Long-Awaited Unveiling of The Official Establishment Tool #241051ParticipantPeople only want Obama because he’s different (new, fresh, young, not WASP), without really thinking through if different in this case is better.
That’s like saying I’m tired of paying high gas prices and trading your car for whatever is available at the local pawn shop. Next thing you know you’re riding an ass to work.
(reference to Democratic party mascot intended)
Wanting change for the sake of change is short-sighted.
July 17, 2008 at 10:22 AM in reply to: McBama: The Long-Awaited Unveiling of The Official Establishment Tool #241104ParticipantPeople only want Obama because he’s different (new, fresh, young, not WASP), without really thinking through if different in this case is better.
That’s like saying I’m tired of paying high gas prices and trading your car for whatever is available at the local pawn shop. Next thing you know you’re riding an ass to work.
(reference to Democratic party mascot intended)
Wanting change for the sake of change is short-sighted.
July 17, 2008 at 10:22 AM in reply to: McBama: The Long-Awaited Unveiling of The Official Establishment Tool #241108ParticipantPeople only want Obama because he’s different (new, fresh, young, not WASP), without really thinking through if different in this case is better.
That’s like saying I’m tired of paying high gas prices and trading your car for whatever is available at the local pawn shop. Next thing you know you’re riding an ass to work.
(reference to Democratic party mascot intended)
Wanting change for the sake of change is short-sighted.
ParticipantCan someone explain to me how we dip below 11,000 and then for no reason at all, except a 5% drop in oil and JPM losses only at $1.1 Billion the market rallies?
ParticipantCan someone explain to me how we dip below 11,000 and then for no reason at all, except a 5% drop in oil and JPM losses only at $1.1 Billion the market rallies?
ParticipantCan someone explain to me how we dip below 11,000 and then for no reason at all, except a 5% drop in oil and JPM losses only at $1.1 Billion the market rallies?
ParticipantCan someone explain to me how we dip below 11,000 and then for no reason at all, except a 5% drop in oil and JPM losses only at $1.1 Billion the market rallies?
ParticipantCan someone explain to me how we dip below 11,000 and then for no reason at all, except a 5% drop in oil and JPM losses only at $1.1 Billion the market rallies?
Participant[quote=peterb]The Fed is trying every trick in the book to get money moving, but it aint working….so if they cant get the private sector to spend, then they’ll have to start spending themselves.[/quote]
You’re right, but they’re spending already. In fact, I’d go as far to say they’re spent.
And I agree with RP’s statement that the Fed is a predatory lender.
I just don’t see how we can expect today’s rally to continue before they’ve even admitted we’re IN a recession. Then again, maybe they never will. Which brings to question any government numbers, like the ones today that reported a “surprise” jump in oil inventory.
Participant[quote=peterb]The Fed is trying every trick in the book to get money moving, but it aint working….so if they cant get the private sector to spend, then they’ll have to start spending themselves.[/quote]
You’re right, but they’re spending already. In fact, I’d go as far to say they’re spent.
And I agree with RP’s statement that the Fed is a predatory lender.
I just don’t see how we can expect today’s rally to continue before they’ve even admitted we’re IN a recession. Then again, maybe they never will. Which brings to question any government numbers, like the ones today that reported a “surprise” jump in oil inventory.
Participant[quote=peterb]The Fed is trying every trick in the book to get money moving, but it aint working….so if they cant get the private sector to spend, then they’ll have to start spending themselves.[/quote]
You’re right, but they’re spending already. In fact, I’d go as far to say they’re spent.
And I agree with RP’s statement that the Fed is a predatory lender.
I just don’t see how we can expect today’s rally to continue before they’ve even admitted we’re IN a recession. Then again, maybe they never will. Which brings to question any government numbers, like the ones today that reported a “surprise” jump in oil inventory.
Participant[quote=peterb]The Fed is trying every trick in the book to get money moving, but it aint working….so if they cant get the private sector to spend, then they’ll have to start spending themselves.[/quote]
You’re right, but they’re spending already. In fact, I’d go as far to say they’re spent.
And I agree with RP’s statement that the Fed is a predatory lender.
I just don’t see how we can expect today’s rally to continue before they’ve even admitted we’re IN a recession. Then again, maybe they never will. Which brings to question any government numbers, like the ones today that reported a “surprise” jump in oil inventory.
Participant[quote=peterb]The Fed is trying every trick in the book to get money moving, but it aint working….so if they cant get the private sector to spend, then they’ll have to start spending themselves.[/quote]
You’re right, but they’re spending already. In fact, I’d go as far to say they’re spent.
And I agree with RP’s statement that the Fed is a predatory lender.
I just don’t see how we can expect today’s rally to continue before they’ve even admitted we’re IN a recession. Then again, maybe they never will. Which brings to question any government numbers, like the ones today that reported a “surprise” jump in oil inventory.
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