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S&P 500 is up roughly 190% from previous lows (down roughly 7.5% from all time highs)
Dow Jones 30 is up roughly 150% from previous lows (down roughly 10.5% from all time highs)
If you think this is a stock market crash, you should get out of the market now. We have had one of the strongest bull markets in our lifetime that has for the most part defied odds. We are just starting to get into a correction, nothing to be scared about unless you only have speculative over-valued crap. Could this turn into a crash, sure it could, anything could happen, but guessing is just stupid.
The only numbers I care about are the current prices of stocks I have in my portfolio. And they are down by over 25%.
Saw an interesting piece on CNBC this evening as the market decays. If the market meltdown continues and the economy stalls out or falls back into recession, it's likely to keep the Democrats out of the White House.
No.
That's not what is going to keep Democrats out of the White House.
75 million votes for whomever is the Republican nominee - that's what is going to keep Democrats out of the White House.
Payback for Obamacare - that's what is going to keep Democrats out of the White House.
Payback for nuclear Iran - that's what is going to keep Democrats out of the White House.
Payback for appointing Eric Holder Attorney General - that's what is going to keep Democrats out of the White House.
Payback for "What does it matter?" - that's what is going to keep Democrats out of the White House.
It won't matter what the economy does. The Democrats have shot themselves in the foot, reloaded and shot themselves in the other foot.
Lame Duck? No. They are wingless ducks currently at 10,000 feet.
Listen to them quack.
What does you being what have to do with it? I doubt you have pre-market (IPO) access to the stocks.
You keep saying these "elite" have access, I just want to know what makes one "elite" so as to have access?
Anyways, pre market ipo purchases have lots of risks, it is not always the great thing you make it out to be. Just wondering, do you get all worked up when a large company loses money doing high risk investments? http://www.sec.gov/investor/pubs/preipo.htm
HUM, guess the Fed ain't budging until..........ummm, at least 2016!!!!
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