DOW up at opening bell!

[jefferson_dem]

Have we reached "the bottom"?

http://money.cnn.com/data/markets/dow/?

[Baikonour]

1. It's early.

The cons won't get around to manipulating the markets till afternoon.

[GarbagemanLB]

2. The market is chaos right now. Who knows where it will be going today.

[Drunken Irishman]

3. You just jinxed it and now all the money lost to day will be your faulr.

Good going, how does it feel?

:P

[jefferson_dem]

5. Ouchies...

:(.

Tha' hurt...

:)

[tekisui]

4. Great, time to sell!

Up is better, but I don't see a reason to celebrate yet.

[Skink]

6. what is the plunge protection team doing these days?

[AngryAmish]

7. Stimulus is working!!! Thank you Obama!!!

[LiberalFighter]

8. Why can't the people involved in screwing up the stock market do like they did in the 29 crash?

Jump out the window you damn scumbags.

Mind you... just the scumbags that made this happen. Including the ones that speculated on the price of oil.

[Jennicut]

12. I would love that. Or at least some self punishment

like a good spanking or something.

[LiberalFighter]

15. Like the albino monk in "The DaVinci Code"?

[Jennicut]

18. Yeah, go Opus Dei on themselves!

[mmonk]

9. Only time will tell. Usually, a bottom is reached through capitulation.

We haven't had that yet I don't think.

[uponit7771]

10. What do you think the signs would be? Gold is down, 10yr is up, consumer spending is up for 1st

...time in 7 months...

I think there are some signs of a turn around but I remain skeptical.

[Kurt_and_Hunter]

14. I'll wait for three consecutive months of flat or higher home prices

(The number of home sales, rather than price, is a poor indicator because foreclosure auctions do sell some units but are not necessarily a good sign of a rebound.)

[mmonk]

16. There are some signs we could be reaching an end.

I was expecting one last irrational run to a bottom.

[Renew Deal]

11. Happy days are here again!

:silly:

[Freddie Stubbs]

13. It is now down almost 1/2%

[jefferson_dem]

17. Wall St mostly inches up after Obama's comments

Wall St mostly inches up after Obama's comments
Tue Mar 3, 2009 12:46pm EST

NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. stocks mostly edged higher on Tuesday after President Barack Obama said share prices are potentially a good deal at current levels, offsetting persistent uncertainty about plans to shore up the financial system.

U.S. Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner said the Obama administration will evaluate potential costs to stabilize banks as more information becomes available, in testimony before a congressional panel.

http://www.reuters.com/article/hotStocksNews/idUSTRE50K4DA20090303