I'm FULLY CONVINCED that the market has finally recovered

[staffpro]

haha lol you are a bit early

 

[limitdown]

Quote from luckylee:

I am picking up more and more financials share tomorrow. Citigroup, Merrill Lynch, Freddie and Fannie Mae, Bank of America, Goldman Sachs, JP Morgan.

Look guys, bear market is over! Listen to Richard Bove in Bloomberg. He's been right and I laughed at him then but now it's reality.

sorry,

what were you saying again?

 

[magnum29464]

Quote from limitdown:

sorry,

what were you saying again?

He wont be able to respond other than from the public library computer. I'm sure he had to sell everything he owned.

maybe he works at an internet cafe.

 

[The Swordsman]

wow...just...wow! haha

Quote from luckylee:

I am picking up more and more financials share tomorrow. Citigroup, Merrill Lynch, Freddie and Fannie Mae, Bank of America, Goldman Sachs, JP Morgan.

Look guys, bear market is over! Listen to Richard Bove in Bloomberg. He's been right and I laughed at him then but now it's reality.

 

[ElCubano]

Quote from The Swordsman:

wow...just...wow! haha

not so lucky this lee guy....

 

[Pa(b)st Prime]

Quote from ElCubano:

not so lucky this lee guy....

Some of us thought it would be the year of the bear.

He thought it was the year of Bear Stearns.

 

[The Swordsman]

LOL

Quote from Pa(b)st Prime:

Some of us thought it would be the year of the bear.

He thought it was the year of Bear Stearns.

 

[ElCubano]

Quote from Pa(b)st Prime:

Some of us thought it would be the year of the bear.

He thought it was the year of Bear Stearns.

hahahahahaah hahahahaah

 

[tgrady]

Quote from 2manywhiners:

Dow 9,000? Thats not gonna sell a lot of books... 8-15% in next 6 months? Maybe. But definitely not 30 or 40%. Not in 6 months anyway. If it tumbles further it will be a steady pace, but the first 2-3 months of the next bull rally are going to wipe out the last 4-8 months of the bearish conditions anyway.

The Dow closed at 12608.92 on the date of this quote (4/2). Today, six months and a couple days later, it closed at 9,447.11, or -25%. BTW, -30% from that date would be 8,836...

Dow 9,000 is looking more realistic all the time... In fact, if anything, in another six months, a 50% decline from the high last year (for a Dow 7,000) doesn't seem that outrageous at all anymore.

 

[ElCubano]

Quote from tgrady:

The Dow closed at 12608.92 on the date of this quote (4/2). Today, six months and a couple days later, it closed at 9,447.11, or -25%. BTW, -30% from that date would be 8,836...

Dow 9,000 is looking more realistic all the time... In fact, if anything, in another six months, a 50% decline from the high last year (for a Dow 7,000) doesn't seem that outrageous at all anymore.

and from the AIG testimony today ...we could see dow zero, zilcho, please turn off the lights and close the door on the way out.....its going to be ugly and then slow grinding days ahead....