its a bad day unemployment is still gonna be a problem.
its a bad day unemployment is still gonna be a problem
And not with the Republicans??
IrishKnickFan wrote:its a bad day unemployment is still gonna be a problem.
Care to elaborate?
By the way did anybody see a non-white person in the Boston conventions hall??
The difference with Chicago was amazing, looked to soo inclusive; all ages, race etc was there, in Boston?? Middle aged white (just to let you know I am white)
holfresh wrote:mrKnickShot wrote:So pissed that the market is getting slammed since the re-election
The markets taking a hit has nothing to do with the election...It's has to do with news out of Greece and Germany...Greece has a huge budget vote later and Germany's economy is foretasted for slow growth...
http://finance.yahoo.com/blogs/breakout/...
America's post-election glow didn't even make it to the opening bell. After meandering near the flat-line all night markets were slammed when ECB President Mario Draghi said he was anticipating weakness in the European economy for the foreseeable future. Draghi's remarks came ahead of efforts by Greek officials to pass yet another austerity package in order to avoid economic collapse. In the face of such uncertainty traders decided discretion was the better part of valor and sold off stocks by more than 2% in early trading.
Well that just goes to show that "Fox"and co. will blame everything on Obama and the election just like they've been doing this entire time. Not surprised
Romney lost in his home turf. The state he governed himself. That says it all...Nothing to do with black or white
gunsnewing wrote:holfresh wrote:mrKnickShot wrote:So pissed that the market is getting slammed since the re-election
The markets taking a hit has nothing to do with the election...It's has to do with news out of Greece and Germany...Greece has a huge budget vote later and Germany's economy is foretasted for slow growth...
http://finance.yahoo.com/blogs/breakout/...
America's post-election glow didn't even make it to the opening bell. After meandering near the flat-line all night markets were slammed when ECB President Mario Draghi said he was anticipating weakness in the European economy for the foreseeable future. Draghi's remarks came ahead of efforts by Greek officials to pass yet another austerity package in order to avoid economic collapse. In the face of such uncertainty traders decided discretion was the better part of valor and sold off stocks by more than 2% in early trading.
Well that just goes to show that "Fox"and co. will blame everything on Obama and the election just like they've been doing this entire time. Not surprised
Care to comment on Chris Matthews' comments on Sandy being a blessing?
Fox News, MSNBC...they're all the same crap. No one should be getting their news from either source.
holfresh wrote:mrKnickShot wrote:So pissed that the market is getting slammed since the re-election
The markets taking a hit has nothing to do with the election...It's has to do with news out of Greece and Germany...Greece has a huge budget vote later and Germany's economy is foretasted for slow growth...
http://finance.yahoo.com/blogs/breakout/...
America's post-election glow didn't even make it to the opening bell. After meandering near the flat-line all night markets were slammed when ECB President Mario Draghi said he was anticipating weakness in the European economy for the foreseeable future. Draghi's remarks came ahead of efforts by Greek officials to pass yet another austerity package in order to avoid economic collapse. In the face of such uncertainty traders decided discretion was the better part of valor and sold off stocks by more than 2% in early trading.
I think to say the market going down has nothing to do with the outcome of the election is naive. I don't think it'sw a tell tale sign of things to come. Bonn's opinion I think is correct. A bunch of heavy investors are making a point. It'll be back above 13K by next week at the latest.
But people still have every right to be upset. President Obama said as much himself. There has to be compromise for the greater good this time around. We'll be crippled if Washington doesn't get its head out of its ass.
MSG3 wrote:gunsnewing wrote:holfresh wrote:mrKnickShot wrote:So pissed that the market is getting slammed since the re-election
The markets taking a hit has nothing to do with the election...It's has to do with news out of Greece and Germany...Greece has a huge budget vote later and Germany's economy is foretasted for slow growth...
http://finance.yahoo.com/blogs/breakout/...
America's post-election glow didn't even make it to the opening bell. After meandering near the flat-line all night markets were slammed when ECB President Mario Draghi said he was anticipating weakness in the European economy for the foreseeable future. Draghi's remarks came ahead of efforts by Greek officials to pass yet another austerity package in order to avoid economic collapse. In the face of such uncertainty traders decided discretion was the better part of valor and sold off stocks by more than 2% in early trading.
Well that just goes to show that "Fox"and co. will blame everything on Obama and the election just like they've been doing this entire time. Not surprised
Care to comment on Chris Matthews' comments on Sandy being a blessing?
Fox News, MSNBC...they're all the same crap. No one should be getting their news from either source.
I agree. Your job in the media is to present facts and have people from both parties debate them. CNN does a slightly better job at not trying to sway public opinion with their bias. Msnbc is just as bad as fox. It's no different then espn radio. They are in it for the ratings. People who despise fox still watch and vice-versa with msnbc
MSG3 wrote:holfresh wrote:mrKnickShot wrote:So pissed that the market is getting slammed since the re-election
The markets taking a hit has nothing to do with the election...It's has to do with news out of Greece and Germany...Greece has a huge budget vote later and Germany's economy is foretasted for slow growth...
http://finance.yahoo.com/blogs/breakout/...
America's post-election glow didn't even make it to the opening bell. After meandering near the flat-line all night markets were slammed when ECB President Mario Draghi said he was anticipating weakness in the European economy for the foreseeable future. Draghi's remarks came ahead of efforts by Greek officials to pass yet another austerity package in order to avoid economic collapse. In the face of such uncertainty traders decided discretion was the better part of valor and sold off stocks by more than 2% in early trading.
I think to say the market going down has nothing to do with the outcome of the election is naive. I don't think it'sw a tell tale sign of things to come. Bonn's opinion I think is correct. A bunch of heavy investors are making a point. It'll be back above 13K by next week at the latest.
But people still have every right to be upset. President Obama said as much himself. There has to be compromise for the greater good this time around. We'll be crippled if Washington doesn't get its head out of its ass.
The dow futures was back and forth after the election results and was flat until this news came out from Draghi...What I have posted is a fact not an opinion..I can gather 30 news stories from market professionals that will tell u the reason for the drop....There are market professionals on this board that will tell u what I'm saying is correct...
Why do people complain about paying taxes when they will be forced to pay it no matter who is in office?
MSG3 wrote:gunsnewing wrote:holfresh wrote:mrKnickShot wrote:So pissed that the market is getting slammed since the re-election
The markets taking a hit has nothing to do with the election...It's has to do with news out of Greece and Germany...Greece has a huge budget vote later and Germany's economy is foretasted for slow growth...
http://finance.yahoo.com/blogs/breakout/...
America's post-election glow didn't even make it to the opening bell. After meandering near the flat-line all night markets were slammed when ECB President Mario Draghi said he was anticipating weakness in the European economy for the foreseeable future. Draghi's remarks came ahead of efforts by Greek officials to pass yet another austerity package in order to avoid economic collapse. In the face of such uncertainty traders decided discretion was the better part of valor and sold off stocks by more than 2% in early trading.
Well that just goes to show that "Fox"and co. will blame everything on Obama and the election just like they've been doing this entire time. Not surprised
Care to comment on Chris Matthews' comments on Sandy being a blessing?
Fox News, MSNBC...they're all the same crap. No one should be getting their news from either source.
He didn't present misleading information. He just made a statement in poor taste and then immediately corrected it. Matthews: "I'm so glad we had that storm last week because I think the storm was one of those things. No, politically I should say. Not in terms of hurting people."
Bonn1997 wrote:MSG3 wrote:gunsnewing wrote:holfresh wrote:mrKnickShot wrote:So pissed that the market is getting slammed since the re-election
The markets taking a hit has nothing to do with the election...It's has to do with news out of Greece and Germany...Greece has a huge budget vote later and Germany's economy is foretasted for slow growth...
http://finance.yahoo.com/blogs/breakout/...
America's post-election glow didn't even make it to the opening bell. After meandering near the flat-line all night markets were slammed when ECB President Mario Draghi said he was anticipating weakness in the European economy for the foreseeable future. Draghi's remarks came ahead of efforts by Greek officials to pass yet another austerity package in order to avoid economic collapse. In the face of such uncertainty traders decided discretion was the better part of valor and sold off stocks by more than 2% in early trading.
Well that just goes to show that "Fox"and co. will blame everything on Obama and the election just like they've been doing this entire time. Not surprised
Care to comment on Chris Matthews' comments on Sandy being a blessing?
Fox News, MSNBC...they're all the same crap. No one should be getting their news from either source.
He didn't present misleading information. He just made a statement in poor taste and then immediately corrected it. Matthews: "I'm so glad we had that storm last week because I think the storm was one of those things. No, politically I should say. Not in terms of hurting people."
If a conservative pundit would've said the same exact thing it would be headline news. What he said was garbage and he should 5hit on as much as possible.
I agree but it is irrelevant to the election. As is all media now that the election is over
alexs wrote:haha Felton, silly man you really believe all you're writing? Obama only candidate to win back respectability for the USA and a future for international relations!!
Explain how moving FORWARD means the stock market moves BACKWARD. Oh yea I forgot you don't have any
stocks and need government handouts in order to survive.
The 2016 republican race will be interesting. Do the racist that are out there who've only ever voted republican now vote for hispanic Republican Marco Rubio to represent them or do they go with Rep. Chris Christie. Do hispanics vote for Rubio because he is hispanic? Should be fascinating to watch
Did You Say Stock Market?
FeltonandAmare wrote:
Explain how moving FORWARD means the stock market moves BACKWARD. Oh yea I forgot you don't have any
stocks and need government handouts in order to survive.
FeltonandAmare - your selective memory is positively stunning. Or have you completely whitewashed where the stock market was on January 20, 2009?
Where the market was under the second term of the previous administration? Please.
The stock market is alive and well. Try again.
FeltonandAmare wrote:alexs wrote:haha Felton, silly man you really believe all you're writing? Obama only candidate to win back respectability for the USA and a future for international relations!!
Explain how moving FORWARD means the stock market moves BACKWARD. Oh yea I forgot you don't have any
stocks and need government handouts in order to survive.
This is just pure ignorance and stupidity. It's not funny in the least. You are part of a diminishing part of the country. The Stock Market has been flourishing under Obama and you know that is the truth. One bad day is not indicative of how good things have been for those in the stock market.
The Stock market isn't really the issue anyway. What is most important is getting the poor and middle class back on track and making gains again. We need real change to fix income inequality. The rich have been taking an increasingly greater share of the country's wealth over the last 30 yrs and that has to change. The elites in this country have been rigging the system to slant things their way and that has weakened the country. This country is strongest when the fast majority are doing well as they did after WWII. We've got to get back to a more balanced system and that's what Obama stands for.
misterearl wrote:Did You Say Stock Market?FeltonandAmare wrote:
Explain how moving FORWARD means the stock market moves BACKWARD. Oh yea I forgot you don't have any
stocks and need government handouts in order to survive.
FeltonandAmare - your selective memory is positively stunning. Or have you completely whitewashed where the stock market was on January 20, 2009?
Where the market was under the second term of the previous administration? Please.
The stock market is alive and well. Try again.
You have to be living in a cave (or watching nothing but Fox News) to make the comment F & A just did.
I would bet the latter. Watching Fox
It's a shame how many people are unaware of how much better the stock market does under Democrats than Republicans. It's not even close. Here's one article in the USA Today, which is definitely not a liberal outlet.
http://usatoday30.usatoday.com/money/per...Using the Dow Jones industrial average as the benchmark, Stock Trader's Almanac shows a $10,000 investment compounded during Democratic presidencies since 1901 would be worth $279,705 after 48 years. The same $10,000 investment during 56 Republican years would have been worth just $78,699. If you adjust for inflation, the value of a $10,000 investment under Democratic presidents is $33,426.The inflation-adjusted value under Republican presidents is $26,145.
What's hilarious about these corporate CEOs who just want more and more tax cuts is that they don't even do selfishness right.
