Market bottom is in- End this doom and gloom

Quote from S2007S:

You 3 (day9933, stcktrder, landis82) are too funny, you think the economy is doing great and GDP is strong at 4%+ while jobs are plentiful and consumers are out there spending and buying everything they can, you also think that housing drop is just a dream and that there is no such thing as foreclosures or job losses, you probably also believe that the federal reserve stepping in everytime the dow is off 2% is healthy. You are enjoying all the liquidity injections and rate cuts and you probably are begging for 0% interest rates so that the federal reserve can pump the system back up to where it was just 2 years ago and create another credit crisis that was caused by the same steps the federal reserve took only 5 years ago to pump up the economy to extreme levels.

Wake up were in a recession along with a bear market, forget about the rate cuts, rate cuts are only going to hurt the economy going foward. You will see the negative outcome of this in the months to come.

I like listening to permabulls, makes my day a little bit better, keep up the great work, see you at 11500. I want to predict something below 11k, but even being that bearish catches me off guard sometimes...


There is no recession. The economy would be fine.

Our Government has done great job keeping our financial markets safe and orderly and very trade able.

Its a signature of strength in our great country and how it comes around united and strong.

IF you have doom and gloom and want to fight the Feds go live live in Tibet...
 
Quote from sprstpd:

Maybe you can get back to break even then?


Shorting is selfish and un American

Buying stocks and equities helps economy and jobs and creates enterprise for all Americans

I will go with the latter.
 
Quote from HedgefundTrader2:

Come back with some intellectual arguments not personal attacks.

How much money did you make today? If you want to talk why don't you post your pnl..
 
Options traders are making big bets that Lehman stock will drop an additional 24% by Thursday, when March options expire, Dow Jones Newswires reported. Traders also are betting that the shares will continue to plummet over the next month.

Maintaining investor confidence will be key to keeping Lehman afloat, at least for now, according to BMO Capital Markets analyst George Lazarevski.
"Similar to Bear Stearns, the greatest risk for Lehman Brothers is the risk that once speculation begins, it becomes a self-fulfilling prophecy, and no level of liquidity will be sufficient," he told investors Monday.

"If market participants begin to fear that another bank is facing a liquidity crisis, we could see another collapse," wrote Morningstar analyst Ryan Lentell in a research note.

http://www.marketwatch.com/news/sto...x?guid={A43FD63B-1711-42A3-AB27-6C20A416638F}

I for one am holding some LEH 22.5 APR puts along with QID APR 57 calls.

The sky is blue, but there are still clouds over Wall Street.

pS
 
Quote from HedgefundTrader2:

Come back with some intellectual arguments not personal attacks.

But these are elite trader bears you're arguing with. After watching the market rebound all they can muster are petty personal insults.
 
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