market tumbles with the messiah's words, policies and antics

[Willie99]

Wall St is losing confidence with the new administration as they continue to play politics with the economy. It's not leadership by any standard, it's all about public perception to the inexperienced child lost in the big bad woods.

http://www.cnbc.com/id/29119665

the cause and effect is undeniable at this moment

 

[tocco05]

The same fucking people who got us into this mess, are gonna try to get us out. And some people still have confidence in this bullshit.

 

[festeringZit]

Obama and his plebes think only more government can get out
out of the mess government has caused.

@)


Neal Boortz:

Listening to clips from PrezBO's Presser last night I could swear I heard President Obama say that "only government is big enough to solve this problem." Only government, huh?What did I tell you? What was I saying throughout the entire presidential campaign? Barack Obama is absolutely in love with government. He eats, sleeps and breathes government. When he dreams, he dreams of government. When he fantasizes, he fantasizes of a relationship with government. He has blown-up copies of the Federal Register glued to the ceiling over his bed so that he can go to sleep with visions of government in his mind. To Obama there is no problem that can't be solved by more government. In fact, there is no problem that shouldn't be solved by more government. Health care? Government. The heartbreak of Psoriasis? Government. Acne? Government. America is great because of government. More government will make America greater. Anyone who thinks that America accomplished greatness through the dynamic of a free people working together under the rule of law in a system of economic liberty is pure nuts. It was government. Always government.
And now we have an economic crisis ... caused by government ... and only government is big enough to solve the problem.
It looks like the press conference last night was just exactly what we expected it to be. If we don't turn to government for a solution ...if we don't massively expand the reach of government ... if we don't double the cost of government ... if we don't bow down at the altar of government ... we're doomed.

 

[tiznow]

and you call me tizspin

@)

the whole government and financial system is corrupt willie

everybody can see that

what's happening has nothing to do with obama

now they just scrambling to show more transparency to bring back faith to our ponzi scheme economy

believe me if dubya was still in office the same damn shit would be happening wouldn't matter

and honestly with a bumbling moron with a 30% approval rating it would likely be worse

last i checked the markets tanked from 14k to 8k under dubya's watch

remember the people supported FDR enough to elect him to 4 terms

but he didn't stop any of the pain other than flatlining it for a very long time

shit happens there will always be financial crises of big proportions...

this is the biggest one in our lifetimes unless you are 80+ yo

 

[roadreeler57]

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Ouch...Feel sorry for Guys who own stock.

 

[tiznow]

if you want to blame somebody willie

blame geithner

this dude looks like deer in headlight and way in over his head

doesn't show confidence and seems like they all clueless what to do and just guessing....which tiz will tell you is true....but you can't say it!!!

looking like a bad selection by obama...they shoulda taken volker even though he mighta croaked while serving

 

[tocco05]

if you want to blame somebody willie

blame geithner

this dude looks like deer in headlight and way in over his head

doesn't show confidence and seems like they all clueless what to do and just guessing....which tiz will tell you is true....but you can't say it!!!

looking like a bad selection by obama...they shoulda taken volker even though he mighta croaked while serving

Wasn't he involved with the TARP bailout strategy? Now he is saying it wasn't executed right.

 

[terps1313]

Owned

 

[Willie99]

"market tumbles with the messiah's words, policies and antics"

He's been talking non stop (according to you whiners) and making policy at every turn (according to you whiners).

Market is up how much since you posted this?

Is there a UFFA (UConn Fat Fuck Accountant) newsletter we can subscribe to for future insight into the market?

So as unemployment rises to levels higher than the retard in chief said they would be without his stimulus bill, you want us to give credit to Obama for the stock market? for turning around the economy which hasn't turned around?

I know you love to follow me around, so you would think you might have some clue about how I feel about the market. Comprehension never a strong suit for the likes of a you.

Can you please cite the "future insight" reference in the quote you cited? of course not, there is none. However, from reading my posts diligently like you do (evidently even bookmarking them), you would know that I thought the market decline was exaggerated and that back in March I said it's a good time to start buying again (which I did BTW).

You would also have learned that the company's bottom lines and financial positions are improving because companies are cutting costs. The market is obviously not growing because sales are actually declining, eh? So the rebound is attributed to a correction and improved efficiencies.

Of course, when the retard in chief was running around saying our economy was going to collapse without his earmark whore bill (which people like you bought hook, line and sinker), what effect did you think it had on the market? A good one? I'm sorry, I just can't help you with that common sense thing.

Get in the game some day.

:lol:


stick to being offended about the "Redskins". Although it's a silly, shallow and wrong argument, it's about as complicated an issue as you can grasp.

 

[Willie99]

My hero? I think I listen to Rush about 1 hr a month when I happen to be in my car driving between 12 and 3.

My heros are my mom, an amazing story of overcoming obstacles, my kids who make me look good and Jim Calhoun who brought championship basketball to a farming community. No talking head, that's for sure.

I know it's hard for some lefties to comprehend, but I does me own thinking. You see, it's a survival mechanism. Plus, mia Famiglia depends on it.

 

[punter]

Yep willie, after 9 months in office Obama has unemployment excatly where Reagan had it in his 3rd year.

But I forgot, that was Carters fault.

 

[Willie99]

well Punter, we know now (Make that you should know) that the 80's boomed. Since you believe the POTUS micro manages the worldwide economy, you have to give all the credit to RR.

Furthermore, since you believe the POTUS manages the worldwide economy, you should be concerned that Obama is doing the exact opposite of what RR did. So if the POTUS does manage the worldwide economy, that can't be good.

Furthermore II, what Obama is doing more closely resembles what FDR did, who's anti business policies kept the country in the longest and deepest recession in our history. You remember, they call it the great depression.

"But I forgot, you call it Herbert Hoover's fault"

:lol:


motto of the story? "the government is not the solution, it's the problem"

I love this game

 

[DowntownMickeyBrown]

Says the guy who started the thread blaming a down market on Obama's words, policies and antics.

There is some truth to Obama's failed policies have lead to a rise in the market. The market was fearfull od cap n trade and socialized medicine.... since those have become moot, the market did rise... not to mention the trillions throw at the banksters, and the crumbling US Dollar ( If you don't understand the corelation between the two, than you probably shouldn't argue economics).

go ahead and find a grammatical error and switch the subject

 

[punter]

well Punter, we know now (Make that you should know) that the 80's boomed. Since you believe the POTUS micro manages the worldwide economy, you have to give all the credit to RR.

Furthermore, since you believe the POTUS manages the worldwide economy, you should be concerned that Obama is doing the exact opposite of what RR did. So if the POTUS does manage the worldwide economy, that can't be good.

Furthermore II, what Obama is doing more closely resembles what FDR did, who's anti business policies kept the country in the longest and deepest recession in our history. You remember, they call it the great depression.

"But I forgot, you call it Herbert Hoover's fault"

:lol:


motto of the story? "the government is not the solution, it's the problem"

I love this game

As usual you revisionist history is so pathetic that it would be laughable if you were not serious.

Maybe things were good in Uconnville but all construction went south here and the budding oil boom collapsed. This was all in the mid 80's another attempt by the GOP to allow bankers to manage themselves.

As for the great depression, you are sick. Buy a history book.

 

[OnWisconsin]

also, when you're throwing hundreds of billions of dollars around, there's gonna be a short term bounce. question is, will it be sustainable? the markets have shown that they'll drop much quicker than they go up

 

[D2bets]

IF a falling stock market meant that Wall Street was losing confidence in Obama in Feb/March, then a rising stock market (much higher than before it fell under Obama) must mean that Wall Street has gained confidence in Obama now. Now I'm not saying that the former is or was true, but if you held to that theory then, then it seems impossible to deny the exact same theory now.

 

[Willie99]

As usual you revisionist history is so pathetic that it would be laughable if you were not serious.

Maybe things were good in Uconnville but all construction went south here and the budding oil boom collapsed. This was all in the mid 80's another attempt by the GOP to allow bankers to manage themselves.

As for the great depression, you are sick. Buy a history book.

once again, I cite events and facts, you cite nothing

you cite nothing, you never cite anything, it's a leftie thing

 

[terps1313]

IF a falling stock market meant that Wall Street was losing confidence in Obama in Feb/March, then a rising stock market (much higher than before it fell under Obama) must mean that Wall Street has gained confidence in Obama now. Now I'm not saying that the former is or was true, but if you held to that theory then, then it seems impossible to deny the exact same theory now.

They will find some way around this

 

[Willie99]

IF a falling stock market meant that Wall Street was losing confidence in Obama in Feb/March, then a rising stock market (much higher than before it fell under Obama) must mean that Wall Street has gained confidence in Obama now. Now I'm not saying that the former is or was true, but if you held to that theory then, then it seems impossible to deny the exact same theory now.

when the POTUS says our economy is going to collapse, when the POTUS attacks Wall St, when the POTUS attacks capitalism, when the POTUS attacks American businesses, he's going to have the short term effect of driving the market down.

Once it became obvious he was totally wrong, some normalcy returned to the markets. That's the argument I made, am making and profited from.

 

[Willie99]

As usual you revisionist history is so pathetic that it would be laughable if you were not serious.

Maybe things were good in Uconnville but all construction went south here and the budding oil boom collapsed. This was all in the mid 80's another attempt by the GOP to allow bankers to manage themselves.

As for the great depression, you are sick. Buy a history book.

the day you want to talk about anything specific, let me know. Understandably, you avoid facts and specifics like the plague.