LoL @ the bailout

Quote from The Kin:

hahahaha! I can't stop laughing with the market action following the bailout passage.
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I already predict a few threads titled buy the rumor sell the....
 
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This is how I envision Bernanke, Paulson, and Cox. Make sure you watch till the ending. Pure Gold!
 
How are the cheerleaders @ CNBC going to spin this?

I think I remembered someone @ CNBC bashing people who against the bail out bill last monday as clueless, anti-market, anti 401k etc....
 
done for the day.....enjoy your 750 bil present fuckers...my 5 figures shorting today will go towards the fine single malt while we watch rome burn.

I am glad to say my representative stuck to his word (on Bloomberg at 0645(C) and maintained a "Naye"

Laughing!
 
was today a classic example of buying the rumor and selling the news??

I was laughing myself, shorting all the way down after the bill was passed.

today reminded me of the late 90s where you can throw a dart at any tech stock on the nasdaq and close out EOD a winner.
 
Quote from TokyoGhetto:

was today a classic example of buying the rumor and selling the news??

I was laughing myself, shorting all the way down after the bill was passed.

today reminded me of the late 90s where you can throw a dart at any tech stock on the nasdaq and close out EOD a winner.
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heheh, yeah today was a good day.
 
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