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#1 Tor

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Posted 10 January 2008 - 09:10 AM

Just the individual shares I see.......... I am scared, got a small short on and a couple of gold stocks and quite frankly that is all I want right here!!!
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#2 skyymaster

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Posted 10 January 2008 - 09:24 AM

Scared :lol: What is there to be scared about, Benny is coming to the rescue and we hit a bottom for sure and Nasdaq 3000 range is just open to us, skies are clear and AA has reported good earnings.;) Tor I really wish I could see some true fear but they gotta load the bus first. ;)
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Posted 10 January 2008 - 10:09 AM

Scared :lol: What is there to be scared about, Benny is coming to the rescue and we hit a bottom for sure and Nasdaq 3000 range is just open to us, skies are clear and AA has reported good earnings.;)

Tor I really wish I could see some true fear but they gotta load the bus first. ;)

ST I love the volitility. LT, out of equities since July What Me Worry?

I saw this amusement this morning...

CNNMoney.com
Top Wall Street economists: U.S. may already be in recession
Wednesday January 9, 6:06 pm ET
By Chris Isidore, CNNMoney.com senior writer


The question for many economists is not if the U.S. economy will fall into a recession. It's whether it already has.
The formal recognition of a start of a recession probably wouldn't come for at least six months if not more than a year, as official judges from the National Bureau of Economic Research (NBER) pour through various economic readings.

But top economists from two of the major Wall Street firms - Merrill Lynch and Goldman Sachs - say recession is likely already here.

The tipping point for both economists was the report released last Friday that showed a sharp jump in the unemployment rate in December, coupled with little growth.

"Friday's employment report strongly suggests that an official recession has arrived," wrote David Rosenberg, North American economist for Merrill, in a note this week entitled "Recession a reality."



http://biz.yahoo.com..._recession.html


ROTFLOL!

Nawww! Ya think so?
Anything coming out of any government wonk's mouth or these "Wall St. Analysts" is always waaaay behind the curve. If you wait to hear it from them to get the word, you are out of the money.

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