I've got more money to play this game with--I'm curious to see if it will trend downward a bit more, or if it is going to start rallying up. I have a feeling it will be safe to consider a little while we lead up to Apple's announcements and product releases. As long as ol' Jobs croaks and I hold the stock until the eventual recovery, I imagine I'll make some warm fuzzy profit out of this.
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Originally Posted by brlawyer
It's simply AMAZING how Republican defenders CAN spin the truth...you have had 8 DAMN years to lead a giant country, just to bring it to its knees...
Yes, it IS BUSH's fault for deciding to engage in an illegal war that bleeds billions of dollars per year. [...]
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Originally Posted by buststyles
The truth is the borrower/homebuyer actually fund the "loans" they take. Banks do not lend money they create it.
SpamSandwich was referring to the cause of what is happening now. Several factors are involved, but his is one of the primary concerns, and both parties are certainly to blame for this (I'm so sorry to say that about your blind heroes, people). Much of the current mess is government-created and the warning signs have been dangling in the wind for a while now. Countless politicians ignored it and added to the problem.
If you are this ignorant you shouldn't be posting in a thread about finances.
buststyles, banks do not have printing presses. They are able to finance loans through calculated (over-calculated, as the case may be) risks and through inter-bank loans (among other sources). I hope it isn't hard to see, from here, how a certain percentage changes everything. There's plenty of reading available on the internet now that it is all collapsing.
It just waved at 93 on the way down. This is going to get ugly. (Uglier?)
It could go anywhere because of manipulation. There are no guarantees for anything except that there will always be insiders and guessers and better guessers. [We call the later financial analysts ]. We don't know what the 'F' is going on in the minds of the PRIVATE CORPORATION called the Federal Reserve and can only guess that there will be a lull before the storm. It's also close to the election. Something big could happen before the election or after the election. I'd like to think that I or others know what will happen, but again, we are only guessers or better guessers.
At the beginning of the summer I said APPL would hit $99 then maybe the real support of $93 then $88. Somewhere more recently I said if it breaks $93 watch out. You can search my posts. We are now at $88.
I might be wrong about it falling to the $70's [time will tell], but I did predict [guessed] that it would fall to $88 all the way from almost $200.
Anyway $93 would have been a good out if you were short. Either way you should've never been in the market from 2008 and I told all my friends and family to get out then too. Good thing they did. I can't see it going lower than $50 unless a crash on a MASSIVE scale occurs. e.g. think false flag.
false flag
false flag
false flag
EDIT: So basically it broke $93 as I said it would but didn't tumble through. But this doesn't mean that it won't. Everything doesn't have to happen at once. It could go back up for a bit then tumble down through to the low $80's or $70's. Fun times.
Well, it got worse today (Tuesday Oct 7), maybe because Iceland had to bail out one of its banks, maybe in anticipation of McCain / Obama having nothing useful to say on their debates tonight.
Anyway $93 would have been a good out if you were short. Either way you should've never been in the market from 2008 and I told all my friends and family to get out then too. Good thing they did. I can't see it going lower than $50 unless a crash on a MASSIVE scale occurs. e.g. think false flag.
false flag
false flag
false flag
EDIT: So basically it broke $93 as I said it would but didn't tumble through. But this doesn't mean that it won't. Everything doesn't have to happen at once. It could go back up for a bit then tumble down through to the low $80's or $70's. Fun times.
What's with the chant again? If you explained what a false flag was, it was in a roundabout way at best.
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I've got more money to play this game with--I'm curious to see if it will trend downward a bit more, or if it is going to start rallying up. I have a feeling it will be safe to consider a little while we lead up to Apple's announcements and product releases. As long as ol' Jobs croaks and I hold the stock until the eventual recovery, I imagine I'll make some warm fuzzy profit out of this.
It's simply AMAZING how Republican defenders CAN spin the truth...you have had 8 DAMN years to lead a giant country, just to bring it to its knees...
Yes, it IS BUSH's fault for deciding to engage in an illegal war that bleeds billions of dollars per year. [...]
The truth is the borrower/homebuyer actually fund the "loans" they take. Banks do not lend money they create it.
SpamSandwich was referring to the cause of what is happening now. Several factors are involved, but his is one of the primary concerns, and both parties are certainly to blame for this (I'm so sorry to say that about your blind heroes, people). Much of the current mess is government-created and the warning signs have been dangling in the wind for a while now. Countless politicians ignored it and added to the problem.
If you are this ignorant you shouldn't be posting in a thread about finances.
buststyles, banks do not have printing presses. They are able to finance loans through calculated (over-calculated, as the case may be) risks and through inter-bank loans (among other sources). I hope it isn't hard to see, from here, how a certain percentage changes everything. There's plenty of reading available on the internet now that it is all collapsing.
It just waved at 93 on the way down. This is going to get ugly. (Uglier?)
It could go anywhere because of manipulation. There are no guarantees for anything except that there will always be insiders and guessers and better guessers. [We call the later financial analysts
At the beginning of the summer I said APPL would hit $99 then maybe the real support of $93 then $88. Somewhere more recently I said if it breaks $93 watch out. You can search my posts. We are now at $88.
I might be wrong about it falling to the $70's [time will tell], but I did predict [guessed] that it would fall to $88 all the way from almost $200.
Anyway $93 would have been a good out if you were short. Either way you should've never been in the market from 2008 and I told all my friends and family to get out then too. Good thing they did. I can't see it going lower than $50 unless a crash on a MASSIVE scale occurs. e.g. think false flag.
false flag
false flag
false flag
EDIT: So basically it broke $93 as I said it would but didn't tumble through. But this doesn't mean that it won't. Everything doesn't have to happen at once. It could go back up for a bit then tumble down through to the low $80's or $70's. Fun times.
Wow, I'd like to read the history books you had in school. Do you know anything about Jimmy Carter?
Alex I would like to buy a clue.....
Success seems to be one of the few posters on this thread that has a clue...
I hate to see anyone lose money, but isn't there some unwritten rule about not investing in companies you are in love with????
Anyway $93 would have been a good out if you were short. Either way you should've never been in the market from 2008 and I told all my friends and family to get out then too. Good thing they did. I can't see it going lower than $50 unless a crash on a MASSIVE scale occurs. e.g. think false flag.
false flag
false flag
false flag
EDIT: So basically it broke $93 as I said it would but didn't tumble through. But this doesn't mean that it won't. Everything doesn't have to happen at once. It could go back up for a bit then tumble down through to the low $80's or $70's. Fun times.
What's with the chant again? If you explained what a false flag was, it was in a roundabout way at best.
Don't you get it??
as well as being emotionally, culturally, morally and ethically bankrupt the US is now ACTUALLY bankrupt in a financial sense!
half the mortgaged homes are owned by the government. That my friend is communism not at all a free market economy.
stable political system where cheats win elections? Ridiculous murder rates, gun crimes..etc I could go on and on!
yes we love it alright.
The US is a shining example to the rest of the world of how not to do it.
Actually no, the US is not bankrupt.
Iceland is bankrupt.
Find out why.
You're showing a lot of hate. Please tone it down.