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Dow closes below 13,000 for first time since August
Now this might have been reported elsewhere but thought it deserved its own thread and since I do not see it on the first full page of WRP posts. here it is..
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DJIA 12932.73 -312.95 -2.36%This is a MSNBC report so it has to be a must believe for the far left.. If I'm doing the math correctly total 420+ points off in one day mostly because nobama was reelected.. |
discuss I'm out of here..
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FYI, the market actually rallied back a little in late trading and the reason why it went into free fall in the morning was largely due to bank stocks tumbling. Why would bank stocks, a group Obama has been notoriously nice to by even right wing accusations, tank so hard because he got re-elected? Maybe it has something to do with the EU outright stating before trading opened that they expect ZERO growth all next year. Also, that they expect Germany's economic growth to start tailing off. The big losers yesterday were primary companies like Bank of America and JP Morgan, who are leveraged heavily in European holdings to the tune of TRILLIONS of dollars each. They just got a heads up that those values won't get better for at least a year, when they're already all hanging on the verge of going junk status, and the nation bankrolling what recovery they're seeing is now likely being drug down by it's surroundings and going to run out of disposable income soon. Couple that with only really just getting into the Sandy trading effect, which is going to cost a lot of major companies tons of infrastructure cost and lost man hours to recover from. Simple economics man. Our market is too heavily tied to Europe's. |
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Investors will sell off all yr before they make the deal to avoid sequestrtation. I doubt the market finishes stong this yr but maybe consumer confidence will boost retail sales enough over the holidays. Retail doing well actually really helps the lower and middle because they work a lot in those areas. Investors not happy about Obama winning though why would liberals argue otherwise. He wants to raise tax on things like capitial gains and income. Your stance is that raising it will be good because govt will have more money to invest in the public sector.
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Did a simple google search and it took me to the msnbc and NBC web sites which I quoted. To y'all libs both irrefutable sources. In neither story did I come to the same conclusion that you obviously must have got from your progressive talking points email this morning. Did you ever stop to think that the europeean markets are tied to our political cycle. That the very small rally was smart folks real businessmen were buying values. That it was not tied to your boi getting elected. Everything I have seen or read pointed this mini crash to that last fact. But then you stick your head back in the sand till this time in 2014. I'm sure it will be corrected then, and y'all will all be sad at that point. Till then see You. |
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Oh I see the superior card. Talk about pot calling kettle black that is rich. Yes IMO I am superior, making about a hundred grand a year off of investments and have almost zero expenses the houses (2) and cars (3) all paid for. So it is just the day to day expenses such as utilities, real estate taxes insurance on my property. Sitting here in retirement while y'all are either 47% ters* or busting your balls trying to keep your heads above water. So do I feel superior.. You got me. Tired of coming here to point out the erros of your ways. 90% of the liberals in this area are nothing but talking points reguritatars, cartoon bois or unable to say anything coherent without name calling. So please have a ball, y'all can just circle jerk yourselves till the next election. Since this is such a high class political forum and all. * now the reason I say that normal working people would not have the time to spend on a football forum talking liberal politics if y'all were not on some kind of government hand outs. Or your simply inheierted your miney and do not have to work. The later is unlikely so it must be a third option your doing this from work which means your not doing your work and stealing from your employer. So yes, I think I can leave because no one will benefit from anything I have to say. |
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The so called 'fiscal cliff' has had an effect and that had a lot to do with a stubborn congress and the previous 'downgrade' caused by partisan politics.
The other issues include the perception that Romney would have been better for Wall St. How about pointing to the market's 60% increase during Obama's first term........ah, never mind. |
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Thanks obama. Meck is going to get a new pair of shoes. You guys want to push for new taxes yet Trillions of net worth will be wiped away from the middle class/401ks etc as the market slides. I guess the good things is Obama/Fed no longer have excuses for their failing economic policies. When the welfare checks get cut it's going to get real interesting. DenverBrit, the so called appreciation you speak of is a result of bogus quantitative easing. See Gold. |
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Anyway, you just keep feeding yourself whatever little delusions your hate requires. Whatever keeps you happy. :wave: |
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I think now that Obama got the job again they'll tighten that up and basically give the welfare a big FU. It's coming. |
"It's all about the fiscal cliff," said David Joy, chief market strategist at Ameriprise Financial, AMP -0.46% which oversees $675 billion in assets. "The longer this uncertainty goes on, the more it will weigh on economic activity and investment decision-making. It's just going to have a chilling effect."
http://online.wsj.com/article/todays_markets.html |
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"Superior" does not equal "have more money". No wonder you voted Republican. |
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So yes, I think I can leave because no one will benefit from anything I have to say.[/QUOTE] Best. Post. Ever. Don't let the door...... |
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Lone Nut: All he does is help Dems win elections. Ha! |
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I think a good deal of investor pessimism has to do with the GOP again will try to obstruct the "Grand Bargain". Which is really needed.
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I've been listening to the radio, reading the papers, and the GOP power guys, the talking heads, they're saying "We didn't really lose, because our message still hit home here and there".
What I'm worried about is the GOP will try to obstruct anything positive just to "win" sometime down the road. |
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