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Or some big down ticks.

No, never asked about Citi before. And no I don't own it or any other financial, I covered my financial shorts waaaaaaaaaaaaaaayyyyyyyyyyy too early. I just keep hearing people say that Citi could NEVER go into the teens. Usually when I here that about a stock, it will get to the teens. I...

How low do you think Citi is going? At what price do you think it starts to become cheap to a Fundamental Value Investor? Why?

How about a test for our politicians. Science, Math, Economics, History. At least half would fail.

Some say that raising rates is the only way to get rid of stagflation. I just brought it up here. http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/showthread.php?threadid=114460

More and more lately I am seeing the FED as useless to our country. Shouldn't our economic power be in the hands of someone like the president. If we disagree with them, we vote them out. So I was thinking of what a president could do here to rescue us for the short term with the long term...

These cash infusion investors sure are getting sweet terms. Hmmmmmm.

For those short right now. If we have a big down day will you cover?

Anyone got a free site to check futures? Or how can I check with TDAmeritarde, Scotrade, or I.B. Thanks

Could be true, could be false. That is the case with rumors.

For how long? How reliable has it been?

This whole thread is hilarious. I don't know who is completley serious and who is totally kidding. :D

Leaks.

Something happened towards the close today. The DOW rallied up 100 points, then down 100 just as fast. Then a huge dump in the aftermarket. How many here trust the VIX?

So a ralley up to $146 ish. Then a big dump? Interesting.

The Real Estate Pro's I know, the ones who saw this coming a long time ago say the cycle usually takes 8 - 12 years peak to trough. That is for actual real estate, not the stocks. How long did the last housing downturn/bubble take to work off?

Many of them bought more houses! I saw the absoloute madness and cashed out August of 2005. You know, with the decline in the dollar and inflation I don't feel like I made so much money anymore. Now if anyone cashed out at the top and put it all in emerging markets, gold, and Euros...

You don't think they remember 2000? And now more and more boomers are retiring out of the country. Many can not take a falling dollar. Some likely going to gold.

How about the economy.

Just a wild guess? Or did you buy at the close? Are you long anything, short anything, or in cash?