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"We support a strong dollar policy". ROTFLMAO :D :D

For what....$50? :)

Erin Burnett has used the term "silver lining" numerous times in the last few weeks. Everyday she tries to find a "silver lining" amid the wreckage. Mark Haynes says-- The DOW is down 130 points right now. Erin replies-- Well, the "silver lining" is that the DOW was down 160 at...

Started out making good points....then went into a ridiculous nonsensical rant. Not worth the 7 minutes.

Congratulations...now start a journal.

LMAO :)

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I'm a bag holder because I made fun of your need to pat yourself on the back for a .004% move on an ETF? You should start a journal to keep track of all your great calls. That way ET knows exactly where to look when you decide to graciously give us all your awesome winnings trades.

Wow...a huge .004% move!!! Start a jounal so we don't have to be subjected to your constant postings.

You could see the anger on the faces of Haynes and Ratigan everytime they tried to talk and he just kept interrupting. He has no business on t.v. Total D-Bag.

That guy is a disaster. Does he ever STFU? You can tell even his co-workers despise him.

Probably something like this... They're stuck long a boatload and they needed a way out.

4 out of every 5 fund managers that have been on CNBC over the last 2 months have said they are buying "Health Care and Consumer Staples". It's like they were all reading from the same script. :eek:

More lies from Cramer. Bearish last night and now bullish after a 300 point rally. Lying dirtbag.

No shot.

Markets about to make new lows....cue the Fed. "Free Markets"....hysterical theory. Just cut to the chase and nationalize the S&P. :)

LMAO :D Hope you meant July 2010.

I gave him my phone # and now I'm part of a phone sex hotline!!!! :D

I agree with you. We're not as bad as say China or Russia, but our markets are certainly not "free".

Free market??? The government hasn't allowed our markets to be "free" since October 1987. Any meaningful down move in equities is immediately met with masive rate cuts, liquidity injections, the "working group on financial markets" (AKA- Plunge Protection Team), rebate checks, etc, etc...