DJIA up sharply, anticipating Obama victory
 

"Dave LaCourse" wrote in message
...
It was a tool to *get* her to
retire. It will be a change that we both wanted three years ago, but
one she was not ready for. She now is.

see, Change from Obama for you already, and the guy isn't even in the White
House yetg
Tom

DJIA up sharply, anticipating Obama victory
 

On Nov 7, 12:17*am, "~^ beancounter ~^" wrote:
huge market losses....biggest drop EVER post election...

thanx hussein obama...nice start...


Who told you you could count beans?

DJIA up sharply, anticipating Obama victory
 

rw wrote:
The free market has spoken. :-) If McCain wins watch it drop.


Yep. All the optimism generated by the Obama victory. S&P down 15%
in 5 trading days. What a boost!! The market has spoken!!

DJIA up sharply, anticipating Obama victory
 

Peaceful Bill wrote:
rw wrote:

The free market has spoken. :-) If McCain wins watch it drop.


Yep. All the optimism generated by the Obama victory. S&P down 15%
in 5 trading days. What a boost!! The market has spoken!!



The DJIA is up 553 today! A clear vote of confidence for the upcoming
Obama administration! :-)

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Cut "to the chase" for my email address.

DJIA up sharply, anticipating Obama victory
 

rw wrote:
Peaceful Bill wrote:
rw wrote:

The free market has spoken. :-) If McCain wins watch it drop.


Yep. All the optimism generated by the Obama victory. S&P down 15%
in 5 trading days. What a boost!! The market has spoken!!



The DJIA is up 553 today! A clear vote of confidence for the upcoming
Obama administration! :-)



Until the market opens tomorrow. And what happened to the OTHER 10% the
market has lost since election day. Just the thought of him in office
has the economy heading for the early 1930s. And taking the whole world
with it.

DJIA up sharply, anticipating Obama victory
 

Peaceful Bill wrote:
rw wrote:
The DJIA is up 553 today! A clear vote of confidence for the upcoming
Obama administration! :-)

Until the market opens tomorrow. And what happened to the OTHER 10% the
market has lost since election day. Just the thought of him in office
has the economy heading for the early 1930s. And taking the whole world
with it.

The clearest indicator of market swings is the Bush/Paulson factor.
Whenever either one of them opens his mouth the market tanks. Paulson
was all over the TV today, you watch and see, tomorrow the market
takes a nosedive.

--
Ken Fortenberry

DJIA up sharply, anticipating Obama victory
 

Ken Fortenberry wrote:
Peaceful Bill wrote:
rw wrote:
The DJIA is up 553 today! A clear vote of confidence for the upcoming
Obama administration! :-)

Until the market opens tomorrow. And what happened to the OTHER 10%
the market has lost since election day. Just the thought of him in
office has the economy heading for the early 1930s. And taking the
whole world with it.

The clearest indicator of market swings is the Bush/Paulson factor.
Whenever either one of them opens his mouth the market tanks. Paulson
was all over the TV today, you watch and see, tomorrow the market
takes a nosedive.


I said it would tank tomorrow. But it'll be because it was up [too]
nicely today.

DJIA up sharply, anticipating Obama victory
 

On Nov 13, 7:21*pm, Peaceful Bill
wrote:
SNIP
I think it is still Bill Clinton's fault.
Dave
(What was the question?)

DJIA up sharply, anticipating Obama victory
 

Ken Fortenberry wrote:
Peaceful Bill wrote:
rw wrote:
The DJIA is up 553 today! A clear vote of confidence for the upcoming
Obama administration! :-)

Until the market opens tomorrow. And what happened to the OTHER 10%
the market has lost since election day. Just the thought of him in
office has the economy heading for the early 1930s. And taking the
whole world with it.

The clearest indicator of market swings is the Bush/Paulson factor.
Whenever either one of them opens his mouth the market tanks. Paulson
was all over the TV today, you watch and see, tomorrow the market
takes a nosedive.


Nope. And had nothing to do with Paulson or Bush. Market was up too
much yesterday. So it corrected itself today for the mistake it made
yesterday.

Its all about the current economic conditions and confidence that the
new administration can fix it.

DJIA up sharply, anticipating Obama victory
 

DaveS wrote:
On Nov 13, 7:21 pm, Peaceful Bill
wrote:
SNIP
I think it is still Bill Clinton's fault.
Dave
(What was the question?)

You? Think? ;-)