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That they allowed this to happen is what concerns me. The pump monkeys could have stopped this. They are letting the market ripple for a reason. It might be time for them to create another crisis to advance the plan. When the people are in free fall from a high place, they will gladly put the noose around their own necks thinking it will save them when the rope pulls tight.
The bankers wants a period of extreme deflation now it allows them to increase their profits from the working stiffs!Quote:
Originally Posted by Ash_Williams
I agree, although I still find the timing odd considering the debt deal. I would imagine they would've delayed the debt deal for a week let the market blow off 10% or so, get support behind the debt deal, then pump the market up 15% and act like heroes.Quote:
Originally Posted by Spectrism
OTOH, we all know the markets are manipulated but it seems to me as though the market is more concerned about the US debt crisis than they are about anything else. I know that's me personally, there are a lot of companies who have solid fundamentals but it's certainly hard to navigate when with such huge leverage babies get thrown out with bathwater. Interesting times to say the least, I tightened some stops on a few of mine since I have no confidence on this market without huge injections. To me this is what the market looks like without life support, pure crap.
I was just looking through some of my stocks on my watchlist and came across HCA, a company I bought at the IPO, and came to GSUS recommending, I made 10% it hit resistance went sideways and by providence or luck I decided to move into something else that paid a dividend, thank God I did it's nearly 40% off where I sold it.
IMHO, perhaps you should cash-out, now.Quote:
Originally Posted by LuckyStrike
My company's stock was down about 30%. I lost about $1200 (if I sell tomorrow).
down another 60 to 11,324. I bet they try to pump it back up at the close.
i dont see it going up till we give the banks some more paper , they need it to buy up what left of this country
Down 102
Seems to be bouncing between 80 and 100 down
-215 don't worry the bankers and government will protect us....Sarcasm icon Here!
so what happen to the Europe's money markets . they were having a hard time yesterday
less than one Minute from opening and over -200 and going sideways
Panic anyone?
A good ole fashioned, blood-in-the-streets, sell-off. The pump monkeys and HFT machines seem to be locked up while investigators are looking in their direction. Or, could it be that there is a desire for stocks to drop heavy? After all, they make money going down as well as going up.... just as long as it is moving.
-375
I'd love to see a Dow ticker and a USD ticker next to the metals ticker, I think it'd be a great comparison in real time. Thoughts anyone?
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Originally Posted by Libertytree
I'll agree with that.
Ditto!
anyone have a good place to see the stock market ... link please
here is one or some sites have them.Quote:
Originally Posted by mick silver
http://free-desktop-stock-ticker.ava....qarchive.org/
you have tyo join no thanks .anymore links
what the hell holding silver back . it would be nice to see a big run on it too
You don't need to join the cnbc one, it currently shows the dow down 407 points so far.
MAJOR market butt hurt....
1:44PM EDT: 11,051.51 http://l.yimg.com/a/i/us/fi/03rd/down_r.gif 393.10 (3.43%)
1:44PM EDT: 11,035.31 http://l.yimg.com/a/i/us/fi/03rd/down_r.gif 409.30 (3.58%)
cnbc talking head: "In a time of uncertainty, where else would you rather be than the United States"....
could we see a 500 down today . any want to make a guess
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Originally Posted by mick silver
I expected a thousand point flash crash to "convince" people we "need" QE3.
Ha, that is funny, silver is still under $40 and Ponce still is losing on the $50 bet. Really, One would think silver would of broke $50 with going being $1718.Quote:
Originally Posted by mick silver
Too much industrial use is keeping it down. If I had to buy a PM today it would definately be silver.
Saw it push over -400 + so there is a very real chance it will.Quote:
Originally Posted by mick silver
Then watch the hell out as this plague circles the world.
wow
1:46PM EDT: 11,022.90 http://l.yimg.com/a/i/us/fi/03rd/down_r.gif 421.71 (3.68%)
1:48PM EDT: 11,015.33 http://l.yimg.com/a/i/us/fi/03rd/down_r.gif 429.28 (3.75%)
are grandparents live in hard times . we are all about to see what they saw then and it will be worst this time around . we are about to take part in history that play out almost 100 years back
we have one little rollover 401k we forgot to cash in. it was worth something like $1,200 last month. i better log in and see what it's worth today.
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1:58PM EDT: 11,022.26 http://l.yimg.com/a/i/us/fi/03rd/down_r.gif 422.35 (3.69%)
Look at the second line under Headlines..."avoid bonds (ok), sell gold, buy blue chips".... WTF? lmao
I actually had a big belly laugh when I saw that.:p
the very bottom one is a gem tooQuote:
Originally Posted by Libertytree
"buy equities on weakness"
2:03PM EDT: 11,013.44 http://l.yimg.com/a/i/us/fi/03rd/down_r.gif 431.17 (3.77%)
11,000?
toof n nail?
i am out of here going to sale all my silver an gold
Have too find it first , on the bottom under water?Quote:
Originally Posted by mick silver
nopeQuote:
Originally Posted by JJ.G0ldD0t
2:07PM EDT: 11,002.27 http://l.yimg.com/a/i/us/fi/03rd/down_r.gif 442.34 (3.87%)
2:08PM EDT: 10,998.07 http://l.yimg.com/a/i/us/fi/03rd/down_r.gif 446.54 (3.90%)
or they broke a toof.....
do you guys think they will stop all trading if this keeps up