The morning after...

Welcome back to reality folks.

http://economictimes.indiatimes.com/markets/forex/dollar-tumbles-against-euro-after-barack-obama-win/articleshow/17125607.cms

last call to complete your survivval kits.

You might want to check the ticker.....huge positive reversal in the dollar this morning.

Rogue wrote:last call to complete your survivval kits.

Like margin says you need to check my ticker this morning Chrissy.

what do you make of this, margin? is this because of the election outcome?

http://www.bloomberg.com/markets/stocks/futures/

Bob wrote:what do you make of this, margin? is this because of the election outcome?

http://www.bloomberg.com/markets/stocks/futures/

Hardly noteworthy. More negative headlines from Europe will weigh more heavily on this market than the election outcome.....Europe and Bernanke's trading desk.

Dcat wrote:Welcome back to reality folks.

http://economictimes.indiatimes.com/markets/forex/dollar-tumbles-against-euro-after-barack-obama-win/articleshow/17125607.cms

La, la, la, la............We've only just begun.

Bright lights and promises....la, la, la, la.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=__VQX2Xn7tI

Margin Call wrote:You might want to check the ticker.....huge positive reversal in the dollar this morning.

"Obama is manipulating currency! He is cooking the books!"

The stock market is up 115% since March 2009. The Dollar Index is essentially unchanged since Obama took office.

Yet, the nutties are freaking out.

Margin Call wrote:The stock market is up 115% since March 2009. The Dollar Index is essentially unchanged since Obama took office.

Yet, the nutties are freaking out.

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Nothing new on their part . . . . . sour grapes galore!

knothead wrote:

Margin Call wrote:The stock market is up 115% since March 2009. The Dollar Index is essentially unchanged since Obama took office.

Yet, the nutties are freaking out.

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Nothing new on their part . . . . . sour grapes galore!

Also... willful ignorance, stubbornness, and a serious lack of objectivity.

Bob wrote:what do you make of this, margin? is this because of the election outcome?

http://www.bloomberg.com/markets/stocks/futures/

Pretty significant now.

MC, allow me a simpleton's input:

Day Traders and long terms investors do not always reap the same.

Enjoy your blast., as you should, but it would also be thoughtful to think of those who have trusted and invested in the long term.

Yes, all you under or unemployed people think of the folks who have invested in the long term. They need your prayers too.

DOW tanks 300 points this AM

stormwatch89 wrote:MC, allow me a simpleton's input:

Day Traders and long terms investors do not always reap the same.

Enjoy your blast., as you should, but it would also be thoughtful to think of those who have trusted and invested in the long term.

If it makes you feel better, I was positioned for the market to soar this morning. You should know that many day traders also invest for the long-term, as well.

PACEDOG#1 wrote:DOW tanks 300 points this AM

Oil is down 4.66%, too.

Margin Call wrote:

stormwatch89 wrote:MC, allow me a simpleton's input:

Day Traders and long terms investors do not always reap the same.

Enjoy your blast., as you should, but it would also be thoughtful to think of those who have trusted and invested in the long term.

If it makes you feel better, I was positioned for the market to soar this morning. You should know that many day traders also invest for the long-term, as well.

While I did know that, I appreciate your input.

I see too much of the Seniors who have lost much, with little hope of recovery. That is my voluntary work with a legal twist.

PS. This is the kind of discussion I am here for. How we can help rather than the all too often name calling.

Thank you.

Margin Call wrote:

PACEDOG#1 wrote:DOW tanks 300 points this AM

Oil is down 4.66%, too.

It has to....nobody can afford to buy it at the inflated price.

Dreamsglore wrote:Yes, all you under or unemployed people think of the folks who have invested in the long term. They need your prayers too.

That is so Obama class warfare. Thank you for posting it![u]

Margin Call wrote:

stormwatch89 wrote:MC, allow me a simpleton's input:

Day Traders and long terms investors do not always reap the same.

Enjoy your blast., as you should, but it would also be thoughtful to think of those who have trusted and invested in the long term.

If it makes you feel better, I was positioned for the market to soar this morning. You should know that many day traders also invest for the long-term, as well.

I was as well. Ouch.

boards of FL wrote:

Margin Call wrote:

stormwatch89 wrote:MC, allow me a simpleton's input:

Day Traders and long terms investors do not always reap the same.

Enjoy your blast., as you should, but it would also be thoughtful to think of those who have trusted and invested in the long term.

If it makes you feel better, I was positioned for the market to soar this morning. You should know that many day traders also invest for the long-term, as well.

I was as well. Ouch.

It wasn't too painful at first...then I broke some rules and let the losses grow. I guess Bernanke wasn't handing out the cocaine to his traders yesterday.