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sorry I didn't hear the hawks on CNBC...all I heard there was "interest rates remain unchanged..." and watched things spike up with the orders I put in :D That being said, 10am will be closely watched with the 1st piece of housing news...it'll be enough to digest and work for the morning, and...

they can't speak clearly...if they do, all hell will break loose when people realize that it's been a lot of fronting...so they have to try and keep things relatively in check.

that and we get housing news tomorrow with existing sales (projection -2.5%) & Monday's new home sales (expected also pretty low) which should push worries as is, but would look even worse if they go beyond expectations. It makes things like yesterday just fun to be in for a short while and...

Everybody overseas is up....whoo boy. Ahhh screw it; drive this f#$&( up again, crash below 1400, then buy it back up again :D

Subprime only is barely a scratch in it all...alt-a's thrown in would cause a bit of denting on some...after that look out. In the meantime, if the average holds out and up's abound, looks like the S&P will be breaking 1500 before summertime :)

I don't think the SEC understands it fully as well...besides, he did this so many years ago that even if an investigation could be launched into it, it would take eons before any plausible evidence could be found....because it could also be wiped out w/o a trace :) Lest he opens his big mouth...

Today I believe was probably one of the easier calls in recent history on the Fed decision...and the results...although things went higher up then I thought they would personally go, hindsight says that the bulls will take off every small chance they can get... ...and I managed to bank very...

definitely all up...maybe not as crazy as things pushed today, but any up notes will easily parlay over to here for tomorrow...

I'll laugh no matter what...it can spike I'm good...it can tank I'm good...:D

While this FED meeting may be a bit interesting now, what say you on the rate decisions....cut, stay, or raise. Personally I believe things still stay in a "wait and see" attitude mode and the rates remain unchanged. If all hell breaks loose as some may indicate in the housing market over...

3 is relative...too many rely on a paycheck to get them by (if that in some cases) and any relative financial crisis will push them over the edge...on top of that very little if any is saved up because none can be. It's not living; it's existing...

when the headlines start screaming , it only means we've hit a relative halfway point...as it'll cause more panic.

good story. Sorry I don't feel really bad for him...a little yes, but that's the hole you dig; hey I've lost some too, but peanuts compared to this guy...but I also had stops in place and the like :D

right? at that point just try to catch the wave and ride some of it...the way things are swinging now, it's time to go back up and test over 1400...which then will probably swing all the way back down again...LOL...

looks like it was a short lunch :D but definitely enough to have fun with...

let the bouncing around continue...

maybe not illegals, but definitely many Spanish-speaking and the like immigrants got taken advantage of pretty nicely...the article in the San Jose Mercury News on Sunday listed a glaring example... Between that and just the sheer ignorance/stupidity of people, they got the loans they...

Well, they've been jacking catalytic converters around my area lately from people and the car lots...$100+ a piece to sell...:(

and all it got them in about 11 months was ~$40K each...gee you could have done that on your own without hacking accounts...:confused:

at least his calls are a lot better :p :D