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Not to a bitch or anything... but I don't think reading forums in your free time is helping you much with your problem.

Wise words. volatility is great, from the bull side or the bear side, who cares? It doesn't make a difference.

Previous rate cuts have done nothing to contain the crisis. Is helicopter going to cut rates to 1% again ? That might stop the crisis for now... but you'll have an even bigger shit ball in a few years. Eventually you gotta bite the bullet.

yup. and you have to put down $0.

You can't get the economy out of recession by printing money. Every dollar they print is worth a little less than the previous one, it's called the law of diminishing returns. [and it's not the kind of law that Bush can veto, or congress can change]

"Come to the dark side"

Dick Chenney is an AMAZING ventriloquist!! You can't even see him move his mouth when Bush speaks... he even drinks water simultaneously some times. my hat's off to him.

I wonder why, I always get the impression that Im listening to a simultaneous translation when I hear helicopter speak... : /

Wise words Surdo, wise words.

hmm... I hope he didn't walk out the window when S&P broke 1400... : / :confused:

In a bear market... all bulls become hamburgers... about 1370... would you like some fries with that?

The underlying conditions are bearish. Futures have been dropping for some time, and even when the FED has come in to push the market the rallies have been short lived. We're in a bear market, the bulls lost their steam months ago and now the only support they get is from the declining dollar...

Batman, since you say your not a trader. What is your background?

my point is, that the same is probably true in Iraq. There'll be chaos and madness once the US retreats... but it won't be as painful as an extended war [a' la Vietnam]... and the chaos will probably solve itself a lot faster once you remove what's causing the irritation [the US troops]

Hmm interesting, the chaos and communist hell that follow the US retreat, lasted less than the war. : /

write me down for: lithium, haldol, seroquel, paxil, prozac, and some wellbutrin

So you propose gov intervention to solve a problem that was caused by the gov in the first place [as you admit on point 2] ... When you throw the gov at a problem not only does the gov not solve th problem but by throwing countless millions [billions or trillions] at it, they create a whole...

The problem with putting a berlin wall across the south border, it's that it keeps the mexicans out... but it fails to keep the US companies in... perhaps you need a taller wall.

Perhaps your shrink told you exactly what you needed to hear. :D

That depends, if you're trading 200,000 share blocks, $2000 is just one tick. :) It's all relative.