You know why we are in this mess?

Quote from myoffices:

Its time for myoffices to resurface and call the near term bottom. its 10500 short term then we trade up to a tight range of 11500. Buy the cyclicals and also the retailers for the next few months. Banks are like garlic they stink. Short Mer and also the DJIA. Oil will go lower but beware we will get to 200. Check my track record. Im good from my earlier trading using 12000 AS MY LAUNCH POINT. And as my exit point. Buy value with good companies. Down here I like the airlines. Jet blue and also twx.

Once again Peter Bernanke strikes fear into the market or simply call me merlin. Its about to start hold on to your ankles. The time is now to short the stocks with the professionals who are borrowing and shorting the indices. The SEC knows that they screwed up and when this is all over there will be new laws to govern the market. Lack of access to capital is the leading reason for any financial market meltdown.

SIPC is only 500.000 be careful. Its a wash. Invest in pfizer because the cholestorol medicine sales are about to increase. Rates are going up in January 09. Watch and be amazed at the call. Larry Kudlow is a genius...:-)
 
Quote from gnome:

1. Gummint deficit spending... BIG deficits.

2. Money-pump on steroids by the Fed + ridiculously low interest rates.... all leading to high inflation.

3. Stupidly lax lending standards for mortgages... fraudulent, really.

4. Securitization of mortgage debt

5. Never had an "energy policy".. in spite of the obvious need.

The list is much larger... of course.

The REAL questons... (1) Who is responsible for all this, and (2) what can we do about it?

Who's responsible? The Gummint of course. 545 out of 300 Million American citizens are TOTALLY F*CKING OVER THE US FOR THEIR OWN PERSONAL GAIN. What to do about it? KICK 'EM IN THE BALLS AND THROW 'EM OUT OF OFFICE. GET RID OF THE BUMS AND GET NEW BUMS...


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Yep, that about sums it up.

BTW, had nothing to do with supply side econ as the guy who started this post states. Its been all about spending and ridiculous interest rate/lending policy.
 
I called the trading range and the levels yet again. As far as the track record goes its only right that you check the record and make sure you understand the position Im in. Its no wonder they call me mr. Profits (Prophets). My skill is shown here on this board for several years and once again its proven to be note worthy. Have fun boys and girls the end is yet to come. Down here I like the drug stocks since when the financials get back on their feet they will all have rich people needing to take many anti depressant and cholestoral drugs. Also if you are buying food stocks then you will be surprised. Fast food like MCD, Yum are great buying opportunities. Also out of all the Banks I like Citi down here and Flatbush federal savings.

See you next post
 
When you trade the market the market knowing levels to pull the trigger helps you make money. Its like leaving the building before the bomb starts ticking. My call at 10,200 was absolutely correct. Now we see a blowout from the margin calls eat more value. I would believe that near term we would reach levels of 8200 short term maybe even 7700. If you dollar cost average every day for the next 30 days I believe we will see a rise to 12,000 by spring of 2009. I like Citibank and GOldman, I like HD I like CFC its the strong company era. Its time for the old dynastys to die and let some new banks come in and take over the marketplace. :cool: Its the credit card crisis which is next to hit followed by a commercial loan debacle. Please let your emotions get the best of you and trade with 10- 20% of your cash. You will either win big or lose big. No risk no reward.

Big boys come out...lets play.
 
The marketplace allows us to make money on the longs as well as the shorts. Buy Buy Buy is like drill drill drill. Its inevitable. 15% downside with 65% upside ... Risk versus rewards.

Here comes the foreigners to buy our companies from us.
 
Quote from Nofear777:

Because trickle down economy did not work. Joe just does not have the $$$ to pay back the man.

Keeping wages low as a means to control inflation was a bad idea.

The little guy got squeezed a bit too much. End result, the biggest banking failure in the horizon in the history of mankind.

Correct! There is no trickle down economy. All the profits were and continue to be distributed at the top.
Executive management pay was 85 times greater than that of the average, non management production worker in 1990. 209 times greater in 1996. 326 times greater in 1999. 431 times greater in 2004 and now is well over 500 times greater.
Now, these no good, rotten to the core, worthless motherfuckers want us to prop them up. And our glorious fucking government, co-conspirators in it all, have given the green light to the bailout. Not one of these pricks is worth the price of a bullet to get rid of them. Certainly not worth the jail time for killing there worthless asses.
However, someone is probably going to go off the deep end and grease one of these jack-offs. I would like to be a the jury for that. INNOCENT!!! Give him a medal.
 
Quote from myoffices:

When you trade the market the market knowing levels to pull the trigger helps you make money. Its like leaving the building before the bomb starts ticking. My call at 10,200 was absolutely correct. Now we see a blowout from the margin calls eat more value. I would believe that near term we would reach levels of 8200 short term maybe even 7700. If you dollar cost average every day for the next 30 days I believe we will see a rise to 12,000 by spring of 2009. I like Citibank and GOldman, I like HD I like CFC its the strong company era. Its time for the old dynastys to die and let some new banks come in and take over the marketplace. :cool: Its the credit card crisis which is next to hit followed by a commercial loan debacle. Please let your emotions get the best of you and trade with 10- 20% of your cash. You will either win big or lose big. No risk no reward.

Big boys come out...lets play.


This is the test of a person's credibility. Calling the market to the levels that make sense before they happen. KUDOS to the Prophet...
 
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