Here come the sour grapes

Quote from saxon:

This columnist suggests that what has driven the stock market down is the anticipation of an Obama presidency!
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Uh, yeah, that's the ticket. It has nothing to do with deregulation and the lack of adequate oversight. The market desperately wants Elmer Fudd and Palin in the White House.
 
I've seen a number of professional traders/money managers interviewed that also think at least part of the markets decline is the anticipation of an Obama presidency.
Although it's obviously subjective, it's certainly not far fetched.
 
Quote from Lucrum:

I've seen a number of professional traders/money managers interviewed that also think at least part of the markets decline is the anticipation of an Obama presidency.
Although it's obviously subjective, it's certainly not far fetched.
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I'm a trader, you're in a trader's forum. gimme a break.
Can you for just ONE post forget your political bias ?
 
Quote from nutmeg:

If we can link the financial problems to Obama, this will make Al Gores internet invention tame news.
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I think that, by combatting every falsehood presented, Obama has become fairly Rove-proof. (Although Rove may ostensibly no longer have a hand in such matters, he has inspired a new generation of Republican henchmen.)

On Gore:

http://www.snopes.com/quotes/internet.asp

But I'm sure you already knew that. However, some specimens here probably don't.
 
Quote from Lucrum:

I've seen a number of professional traders/money managers interviewed that also think at least part of the markets decline is the anticipation of an Obama presidency.
Although it's obviously subjective, it's certainly not far fetched.
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No doubt, those would be the clueless (losing) traders in your circle.
 
Anyone who thinks the market is randomly imploding in front of a likely Obama-super Dem majority Congress-has shit for brains. Period.

For months the selling has been accentuated by liquidation in front of cap gains and corporate tax increases. Activist-socialist bailouts in the U.S., (propagated by Bush) U.K. and Japan are further fuel on the fire.

Pretty much everything priced in to SPX 1100 was economic everything below global political.
 
Quote from Thunderdog:

No doubt, those would be the clueless (losing) traders in your circle.
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If "they" have been short for any length of time I doubt they're losing.

I trade part time from home, I don't have a "circle" of traders.

At least they are US citizens. Meaning their opinion on this subject at least counts for something.
Unlike yours.
 
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