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I thought 25 was a foregone conclusion...whatever, the market looks ready to roll over. Perhaps, no cut will surprise everyone into believing "the ecomony is rosy":p :p

:D :D :D This is contagious! LOL

Agreed....real estate crash, then financial crash. Wasn't real estate considered a HARD ASSET that would only go up with inflation? The law of supply and demand rears its ugly head! (or not so ugly head) :D

rumour has it that this was the cause of the crash on Monday.

Ditto! Had a great time. Well worth braving the cold night air:D :D :D :D :D :p :p :p

sumosam says: sounds good! (you gotta laugh!) :p :p :p :p :p :p :D :D :D :D

A world class commodity trader took 30,000 to a quarter million in about 6 months. He has gone on to international stature. His name is David Bowden. He worked HIS ASS OFF to make that amount originally. Previously he had made a huge amount in real estate. I have heard of someone who...

Well, Looks like another "sunny market day"....I was expecting a sharp steep rally, and no, I am not participating. I think all the bad news is in for now. However, as soon as this rally is over, I will go short. I think the safest way to play this market is selling into rallies...

I believe they are also not going to cut rates.:eek:

To me the question is not where is the bottom, but where is the top of this "reversal"....:cool: BTW, Ben got pounded at Davos. They basically called him and Greenspan an idiot for causing asset bubbles rather than managing the course of the economy. Love it!:p

During a bear market, the smart money sells into strength. How do you know the bottom is in? The main trend is down. That is like someone during the bull market declaring the top is at hand. :cool:

Just to be transparent, I am not an American, but seems to me that Bush (since we are touching on the political) has not upheld the constitution as he declared when sworn into office. Is this not a criminal offence? I think Bush is a dictator a la Hitler, and is dictating to Bernanke what he...

I agree that a recession is part of a healthy cycle. Whether rates were cut or not cut we are in a recession. Seems like all the Central Banks wanted a cut last week. I think they are concerned about an outright panic taking hold.:eek:

I read that W.D. Gann was bearish the market around 1927. So, you are in good company. :) :D

That's interesting because I was going to suggest the same thing. Problem was, I only finished the first CD. Loved it originally, but found it tedious eventually. Then I moved onto the Sedona Method. It is like meditation through out the day. If anything, I would at least suggest you...

Love your humour!!:D :D :D

Isn't GS part of the PPT, if not one of the banks comprising the Fed? Do they have the power to reverse the carnage in Asia? I have alot of respect for Asians, but it is my understanding that there could be a slightly greater than average tendency toward gambling. Don't think its over yet...

The usd had the kitchen sink thrown at it last week...and it ended up. I used to be a gold permabull. Now I just let the market tell me what its going to do.:confused: