London bombing support line

zxcv1fu · Aug 4, 2005

Ever since the bombing I feel the market turned very bullish. CNBC is talking about the London bombing support line too. Any idea why? Are they trying to short squeeze the terrorist shorts?

Thanks!

areyoukidding? · Aug 4, 2005

No risk to being long, the worst was realized and it had zero impact on the markets. Essentially we are climbing the wall of worry.

dividend · Aug 4, 2005

i dont think anyone is worried at this point... there are so many negative news and nothing, absolutely nothing, is moving the market either up or down.,.... well that is until someone(s) pull the rug on this whole thing.

areyoukidding? · Aug 4, 2005

Pull my rug off!!

zxcv1fu · Aug 4, 2005

Finally some profit taking today!

candletrader · Aug 4, 2005

The Evil Doers are saying that there is gonna be more bad news for the Londoners...

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/4745639.stm

I say we nuke the Evil Ones... they are getting out of hand...

EdgeHunter · Aug 4, 2005

Quote from candletrader:

I say we nuke the Evil Ones... they are getting out of hand...

Why would you want to nuke Washington DC...

aPismoClam · Aug 4, 2005

oh, is this one of these "the war is ocrchestrated for the economy" fantasies?

Ricter · Aug 4, 2005

Quote from candletrader:

The Evil Doers are saying that there is gonna be more bad news for the Londoners...

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/4745639.stm

I say we nuke the Evil Ones... they are getting out of hand...

Presumably, we'd withdraw our troops before we launch the nukes.

But that's just what they want us to do, withdraw our troops.

zxcv1fu · Aug 4, 2005

I am going to pay attention to CNBC around 4 pm EST to see if they mention this support level again.