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Quote Originally Posted by redhook206:

faz chart = titanic.  going to $8.

Serously?  Do you really think it will get this low?
 
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Posted: #27

FAZ back over $14 on this general market selloff on all the Euro garbage. FINALLY out of the hole.

BUT don't know IF I HOLD or SELL the bitch? market looks nasty BUT that's about the time B S Bernanke bullshits it back UP

 
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SELL MORTIMER SELL!!!
 
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SELL MORTIMER SELL!!!

Ya NO SHIT!!! you should be listening to the CNBC talking heads esp that "isn't China just wonderful?" bitch Arron Burnett.

seems to have stabelized for now DJII down around 450. last hour should tell the tail. all kind of rumors flying about hedge hog liquidation, Greece, you name it.

day traders that bought long ETFs on that spike down are killing every cat in the alley.

DJII bouncing back

 
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VXX popped up nicely almost to $30....from 15 on Monday ....

backing down...

Thats ERIN Burnett unless she got a sex change op, which would be a true tragedy.


 
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I don't care HOW you spell that box's name. she's one of these fucking people that thinks it's just WONDERFUL that we moved all the manufacturing to mother fucking Communist China.

typical narrow view Wall Street Weasel.

 
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now that jerkoff Nouriel Roubini is on air giving HIS bullshit. he's basicly doing the "nothing to worry about, everythings fine" Bud Light Penguin.

looks like another sell wave coming.

 
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cnbc blamed it on a computer failure or an erroneous trade...someone with fat fingers

was insane. like the world was ending type price action
 
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good GOD Bartaromo (sp?) has a voice that could kill snakes. it's WORSE that PALIN!!!

btw, MGM's earnings (more like lack there of) SUCKED and the whole gaming sector looks like IT'S sobbering up. Goldman put a "sell" on that Macau fraud MPEL and it's down below 4 again.

was talking to a woman that does cocktails @ MGM's new City Center casino the other night @ the 32 degree bar and she said their traffic SUCKS.

 
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Ah yes the China model...

first kill millions of your citizens in a Great Leap Forward

then let western companies use the remainder as slaves

ship to Walmart

rinse, repeat.

 Typing error being blamed for dive?

That nasal twang of Bartiromo makes me hurl as well....
 
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I bought a bunch of DRV 10 days ago..............Real Estate even more overvalued than the banks..

 

 
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one bright light for the bulls. Kramer was on Chris Mathews show saying "More Down Tomarrow" SO we will probably get a bounce
 
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Quote Originally Posted by LeRinkRat:

one bright light for the bulls. Kramer was on Chris Mathews show saying "More Down Tomarrow" SO we will probably get a bounce


Spoken like a true market vet..

Cramerica took a peek at the futures and drew a grandstandish conclusion like he always does.

Getting that POS off the tv would be taking a step in the right direction if you ask me.
 
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well looks like that bitch Cramer might be correct. market opened slightly higher, THEN dumped. rallied back to evn and now getting hit with another down wave.

I just hope they keep "Sausage Fingers Sam" off the trading desk @ Citi.

 
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Rat,

Lets see how they close it..not a ton of selling going on out there, I think it is just a thin market.

They could pull it positive with some slick futures buying and erase 100 pts in 10 minutes if they wanted.
 
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I just hope they keep "Sausage Fingers Sam" off the trading desk @ Citi

maybe it WASN'T "Fat Finger".

former Clinton-Bush assistant National Security Advisor Richard Clarke, the guy that tried to get Bush and Condi Rice to take that August 2001 PDB  "Bin Ladin Determined to Strike in US." SERIOUSLY, says THIS is one way a foreign enemy or terrorist organization could destabilize the US economy by railing the markets.

OR it could have been a "Bear Raid" by some Hedge Hog?

 
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I get the sense it was a test run...by whom, for what...who knows? Or am I am a paranoid?
 
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 The Federal Reserve late Sunday opened a program to ship U.S. dollars to Europe in a move to head off a broader financial crisis on the continent.

Other central banks, including the Bank of Canada, the Bank of England, the European Central Bank and the Swiss National Bank, are also involved in the effort.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Vermeer:

 The Federal Reserve late Sunday opened a program to ship U.S. dollars to Europe in a move to head off a broader financial crisis on the continent.

Other central banks, including the Bank of Canada, the Bank of England, the European Central Bank and the Swiss National Bank, are also involved in the effort.


funny how they make it sound as if they are providing some kind of charity service, to clean up 'someone else's ' mess


 
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funny how they make it sound as if they are providing some kind of charity service, to clean up 'someone else's ' mess

hasn't the US of A bailed out EVERY pop dick country with money problems since WWII? we could PAY OFF the National Debt IF every country we bank rolled during (mostly the Brits and Russians) and after WWII (mostly the Germans, Japanese and French) just PAID us BACK

 
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This is amazing...from 45 billion Euro as a solution on April 23 to 962 tonight. Staggering.
 
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Posted: #47

Faz and DRV

 

 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by lifemisspent:

Faz and DRV

 



Yeah that rally lasted as long as the fizz on my soda.


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