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Asia is getting slammed again. Down 7 percent. U.S. Futures are down almost two percent.
As we continue to see financials falter, what happens if a Bank of America needs a government bailout?
I think QE3 is almost a lock now. But if you look at our markets, they're lower than before QE2 began. Quantitative easing just propping up the market short term, no lasting effect. Gold is up another $50 to $1,770 but silver is pretty much flat. Oil keeps dropping, under 78, which is def good.
A question that popped into my head is how much stronger would the US economy have been if we had had made a big anti-oil push and switched to all electric or natural gas cars 20 years ago. All that money staying in America... -
I actually think we will close flat tomorrow, rising from morning lows after the Fed meeting. QE3 is def a given now and will probably start soon. Asian stocks reacted to the sell off but it looks like Japan bounced nicely off its lows (although it is still red).
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What is everyone looking to get at a Discount if we start heading back up?
I'm looking at AAPL (obv) and X (not sure if a good idea).
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Maybe the gov should spend 10 trillion this time so the keysnians can finally get that theyre wrong
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Hoping for more free money? Or anticipating the end of redic gov policy? Or maybe just riding the waves? I dunno
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-200 by lunch?
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I wish I could jump into this conversation. :( As a licensed representative I am not allowed to discuss this stuff/specific stocks or investments on message boards unless I am licensed in every state. I can say that I have been telling people I was Bearish for the last 6 months and now not so much after yesterday.
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My bearyness is in full bear mode. Sell the rally, if there is one today, unless there is QE3 but I don't see that happening. Momentum is lower, sell the rally
Originally Posted by niptuck
I wish I could jump into this conversation. :( As a licensed representative I am not allowed to discuss this stuff/specific stocks or investments on message boards unless I am licensed in every state. I can say that I have been telling people I was Bearish for the last 6 months and now not so much after yesterday.
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^^I don't disagree, I am Less bearish. There are some good companies with strong earnings that went on sale over the last week. Hopefully, more to come as I have some cash on the sidelines in my own portfolio. I am going into one stock pretty heavy today as a short term play. You haven't heard of the stock (not a penny stock tho) and I will post results in two weeks. So you know I won't be making the stock results up ..... the company has a color in it. That is all I will say.
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Awesome day on the ASX today, the all ordinaries index tanked 5% then rallied back to close up 1%. The firm I work for set a record # of trades in one day, 170K, turned over $2.2b+(AUD, brag) woooot. It was a busy day!
Edited By: elendil Aug 9th, 2011 at 01:14 PM -
if there is any kind of rally today you would be wise to gtfo.
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Is the color Green?
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I am all liquid right now waiting to make a move.
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Printing more money is not the answer. The government needs to accept the pain and let the chips fall where they may. The recession would have been over long ago had they done so. If you want to know what happens next, just look at the last two years of the Carter administration. History is repeating.
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Agree on the first two sentences. Strongly disagree on the third. Also, president's have little impact on the economy... If the Fed does two rounds of QE, that has a direct impact on the markets in a way that is more meaningful than anything the president can do, what makes you think an individual president will move markets?
Originally Posted by Mr Galt
Printing more money is not the answer. The government needs to accept the pain and let the chips fall where they may. The recession would have been over long ago had they done so. If you want to know what happens next, just look at the last two years of the Carter administration. History is repeating.
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after this morning, being up since 4am reading news, stories, etc, the market is to volitile for me right now. I moved 90% of my portfolio to cash until after today. I was in a lot of shorts so it has helped me out. Only shorts I keep were oil stock shorts after I saw world markets go down again, and OPEC forecasting lower demand.
I'm going to figure out what I'm gonna do after the Fed talks. I'm gonna miss out on some money making oppurtunities since I can't out place bids faster then the big company computers, but at least my money is safe if the market don't like what they have to say. -
Morgan Stanley looks like good value.
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2013!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Whoa. That's gonna move gold -
I think the market will be fine with that statement. There was a temporary shock about keeping rates exceptionally low through 2013.
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Thinking of buying all these...
Edited By: BigEarn7 Aug 9th, 2011 at 07:34 PM
FCX, APPL, MS, X, CAT, JPM, V -
holy volatility...









