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Mon May 7, 2012, 01:04 AM

elleng (40,520 posts)

19. Markets react, up and down, to whatever happens;

they prefer stability, but that's not life, is it?

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63 replies	Author	Time	Post
Asian markets, euro dive on Europe election results [View all]	OmahaBlueDog	May 2012	OP
After 'the world' recognizes that its no time for austerity,	elleng	May 2012	#1
Its the markets that want austerity	DJ13	May 2012	#2
I don't think so; I think its the stupid, mindless repug attitude,	elleng	May 2012	#4
They are probably short and in line to make money in a crash.	dkf	May 2012	#30
Maybe, but at least according to today's Dow, won't be no crash!	elleng	May 2012	#50
Most European markets closed higher	muriel_volestrangler	May 2012	#51
Thanks, muriel.	elleng	May 2012	#53
Exactly.	girl gone mad	May 2012	#35
Let them crumble. The 99% don't need to follow the "markets" with bated breath.	AllyCat	May 2012	#3
A lot of us among the 99% are invested in the stock markets,	elleng	May 2012	#5
That was another brilliant idea of the Global Capitalists, to get their hands on the pension funds	sabrina 1	May 2012	#8
Pretty much all savings are invested.	dkf	May 2012	#22
Take a look at CD and savings account interest rates lately?	brentspeak	May 2012	#28
Its an investment because someone borrowed it and is using it.	dkf	May 2012	#29
Not true.	girl gone mad	May 2012	#36
Loans are assets on the bank's balance sheet...	jhasp	May 2012	#59
Nope. Loans are not funded by deposits.	girl gone mad	May 2012	#60
The relevant question is in what?	quaker bill	May 2012	#40
You are so right, sabrina 1. That is also what they did prior to the crash of 1929.	JDPriestly	May 2012	#24
It really is a beautiful construct.	raouldukelives	May 2012	#27
So take your money out, and do what you want with it.	chollybocker	May 2012	#15
I'm invested for my future security,	elleng	May 2012	#16
This post was hidden by jury decision.	chollybocker	May 2012	#25
Yes, but our accounts are not showing gains because the 1% takes the profits.	JDPriestly	May 2012	#20
My accounts are showing gains,	elleng	May 2012	#49
Most of us do not have enough money to make advising us worthwhile to a financial adviser.	JDPriestly	May 2012	#54
Clearly have to be smart when selecting a financial adviser,	elleng	May 2012	#55
I don't trust any of the financial institutions or advisers.	JDPriestly	May 2012	#63
What impacts the markets impacts the 99%	OmahaBlueDog	May 2012	#11
We won't recover until we face the challenges of our time and stop living in the past.	JDPriestly	May 2012	#21
Sadly they will figure this out the hard way.	dkf	May 2012	#23
And if the crashing stock market leads to another Great Depression?	NickB79	May 2012	#45
US stock will rise.	timlot	May 2012	#6
I'm not sure stocks will rise, but the Dollar will soar	OmahaBlueDog	May 2012	#7
Gold and silver prices will go negative also	magic59	May 2012	#12
I was thinking "flight to safety"	OmahaBlueDog	May 2012	#13
US stocks will follow overseas markets	magic59	May 2012	#14
Over time, as is usually the case.	elleng	May 2012	#17
Could be the beginning of a long overdue revolution	magic59	May 2012	#9
It so annoys me that when the people do	Smilo	May 2012	#10
Markets react, up and down, to whatever happens;	elleng	May 2012	#19
umbrage? offense taken from some slight, often imagined, insult?	Tunkamerica	May 2012	#31
The PTB hate the popular will.	Odin2005	May 2012	#18
Sometimes the populace doesn't understand that there are consequences to getting ones way.	dkf	May 2012	#26
Two countries that told the banksters to pack sand	sendero	May 2012	#34
Iceland borrowed billions from the IMF	hack89	May 2012	#52
They did...	sendero	May 2012	#56
So implementing IMF austerity measures and raising taxes is winning?	hack89	May 2012	#62
Right.. "There Is No Alternative"	girl gone mad	May 2012	#37
It's not a better choice if you are poor, elderly, sick or disabled!	LeftishBrit	May 2012	#41
RW Neo-Liberal talking points.	Odin2005	May 2012	#58
CNBC should be fun to watch this morning.	boomerbust	May 2012	#32
I hope the US market just does a temporary slump	OKNancy	May 2012	#33
It's cool for the people who have bought puts with their IRA funds.	girl gone mad	May 2012	#38
OMG! The world is ending! The 1% may have to pay more taxes, and the banks will have to lend to	leveymg	May 2012	#39
Fortunately the Markets seem to be stablizing	OKNancy	May 2012	#42
ZOMG! Guess they won't get to steal everyone's pensions after all. NT	grahamhgreen	May 2012	#43
Maybe not in France. Not so optimistic about the U.S.A. pensions.	harun	May 2012	#61
At midday	SOS	May 2012	#44
Big Bu$iness realizes that they're fucked.	Fearless	May 2012	#46
The markets tend to fall temporarily at any significant political change	LeftishBrit	May 2012	#47
Dow, S&P, and Nasdaq all up	OKNancy	May 2012	#48
Back in the Great Depression the market recognized that there was a very strong socialist	jwirr	May 2012	#57

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