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actually, clambake might like it. He talks internet smack like a receiver.
Don't forget to cue up Def Leppard's "Pyromania"LOL
JimBob, I just got this scary vision of you bringing a date home, leaving her in the living room to "get comfortable" and then busting back into the room in your white socks, tightey whiteys, and fire helmet...
Nothing says burnin' hunka love like 80's hair metal.
actually, clambake might like it. He talks internet smack like a receiver.
you're a basher, too?
shocking
Not at all. I fully support your right to take it up your ass.
Once again, the old adage that the odds of either anal sex or hitler being mentioned in a thread approach one over time and with enough posts holds up.
it's a sure sign of insecurity.
i find it amusing.
Citibank stock<Citibank ATM fee.
"What a bargain...that is a bargain for me. I think I will buy some!" -- Eddie Murphy
you are even worse as an amateur psychologist than you are as an amateur economist.
This is almost as funny as the UTSA football thread!!!
Carry on!
this is just eating you up.
Markets down 4%
Damn
Down 4%
I wouldn't be surprised to see a little bounce back up before the close but the trend still sucks.
That's your Obama tracking poll at work.
Not for me, I just have to guess when to get back in.
Just looks like the perfect setup for a short squeeze to me. At the first uptick all the shortsellers are gonna try to get out the window at the same time.
Damn.
Even with a 60 point dead cat bounce at the close it still closed down 4.09%.
This is getting really ugly.
Why is going up today after the horrible jobs report?
Apparently the "good" news was that the jobs report was in the range of expectations and not worse...this bounce after a severe drop has been the pattern this year...the day traders ride the big move in the market down in their short positions and then unload them and take their profit.
Dow peaked at 6,700 only todrop 200 point. It's in fluctuating in negative territory.
Yep...short sellers just raked some chips off the table.
Or buyers of puts.
I bought S&P puts at 1.04 and sold them at 1.50 in the course of 3 hours.
Nevertheless, the risk I'm taking is pretty big.
You're nuts. When you are playing that game you are playing poker against a dealer running a marked deck. They are gonna know about market moving events out of Washington before you do. You might win a few hands but in the long run you are gonna lose.
True.
But there is still a 50/50 chance the mkt will go up or down. It is like playing red or balck in the roullette.
I'm obviously not putting a lot of money . . .
The market is down 57% from its peak 17 months ago.
17 months into the Great Depression the market was down 55%.
Expect lots of civil unrest in the next couple of years.
damn... and I thought all the great depression allusions out there were overreactions. Turns out its worst.
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