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What's truly scary is that of the 175,000 high wage financial job layoffs coming over the next year or so, only maybe 10% have kicked in so far. Manufacturing has shedded about 750,000 in just the last 36 months, I do believe, and 3 million in the last 7.5 years.

Even you neocons have to admit a lot of principled people have left this administration with the same, credible allegations that they were used as tools, and that this administration is intentionally deceptive and dishonest. How many insiders does it take before you'll concede something so...

Article is 6 pages long. I only posted the first page. Click on the link if you want to read the rest. Look at the 3rd paragraph. Eerie, huh? http://query.nytimes.com/gst/fullpage.html?res=9401E2DC123FF937A25753C1A9679C8B63 Fears, Again, of Oil Supplies at Risk By NEELA BANERJEE...

Shorting coal and fertilizer stocks may be a jackpot right now. There was technical damage done to coal stocks today.

I do think a bump is baked in the cake. I know all the talking heads are saying that, but the consensus is probably right. The jobs numbers is what's worrying me. Any significant deviation greater than the ADP numbers and anything is possible in this very unforgiving market.

Good luck with this market. Try to pick this bottom, and you better hope to G_d you're right, because you will have your ass handed to you in a nanosecond, repeatedly.

This is very true. It's human nature to say "hey, this company is solid, is already down x%, and who the hell would sell, let alone not buy it here." And then it plunges some more. Mr. Market is one pissed off mofo.

Never saw a day like today, ever. It was bizarre on so many levels. It's 10:20 est and I just woke up. I had to take a nap because I had this wicked migraine from being able to literally see the market turn over - a Matrix Moment - you know, imagine you can decipher binary into images...

21% drop AH and I doubt it ends there.

Bernanke is a moron, period. I could care less what any of his defenders have to say. He should never have gone to 2%, and he should've reacted to the inflation that has been destroying the dollar and decimating the consumer by raising rates two FOMC meetings ago. The fed funds rate...

Death spiral here. Capitulation is at least 1,200, and maybe 1,700 points away.

I think this call was vindicated, and I'm afraid that we're a long way from capitulation. What positive catalysts are out there right now? Even assuming stocks are forward discounting mechanisms (assuming that)? If the oil stocks roll over, as the steel stocks have today, look out below...

Bad feeling. There is no catalyst.

Wait, this can't be. He jumped off a bridge, leaving a suicide note. He felt badly for what he had done, and couldn't bare the pain and anguish and guilt, anymore.

I don't believe in intuitive trading, but I can't ignore the feeling that a rapid descent is about to unleash its wrath.

If I didn't know any better, I would think that our government is intentionally pushing the dollar as low as they can, destroying the middle class and anything but oil and some export driven companies. Wait, I do know better.

http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087&sid=aAsOy1NUvRPw&refer=home

I honestly think SBUX will be under $10 within 3 months, and I still wouldn't touch it at those levels. They are a one trick pony. And that, my friends, is very bad when the pony breaks a leg.

Insurance will hurt the Oracle for the forseeable future. It is much more competitive than it used to be. I just got my agent to lower my auto, home, business and umbrella insurance 35% by merely threatening to go with another company. And they raised my policy limits, for that lower...

That's true. They are getting ready to run the V spec GT-R at Nürburgring, and it will be interesting to see how much better it does than the base GT-R.