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  • We Lost Half a Million Jobs! Hooray! [View article]
    Listen, you idiot: a 6% unemployment rate is desirable. Anything under that is inflationary--always has been. We are 3% above 6% now...whoopee, big deal. With marginal decline having now appeared. What is the matter with you?
    May 10 11:55 am |Rating: 0 -4 |Link to Comment
  • NY Fed Model Suggests Economic Recovery Has Started, Recession Will End This Year  [View article]
    Gloom and Doom continuously here. Do you folks have any idea what you've missed. I am making more money than I have ever made in the markets by doing the exact opposite of the doom and gloomers. When these folks get positive, race for the exits.
    May 10 11:49 am |Rating: +1 -1 |Link to Comment
  • A Bull Market That Few Are Buying [View article]



    On May 10 09:24 AM RonB wrote:

    > It is remarkable to watch so many people come out with harsh criticsm,
    > and to recognize that these people have no constructive ideas, and
    > no responsibilities. And of course, they do it after the economy
    > is showing signs of stability. Where were all these self-acclaimed
    > brilliant people before things fell apart?

    Good post. These people do this because they have been wrong about everything, and are simply spouting off. Stay away from these freaks, sir. You seem to understand what is happening. I would listen to you before the idiot above.
    May 10 11:41 am |Rating: +10 -31 |Link to Comment
  • The Odds of a Bernanke Departure [View article]
    I wish people like you would just shut up. What an amazingly stupid article.
    May 10 11:34 am |Rating: 0 -6 |Link to Comment
  • Cramer's Mad Money - We Lost a Good Man (5/8/09) [View article]
    No. We lost a piece of consummate garbage. Not as big a piece of garbage as Cramer. Still....
    May 10 11:32 am |Rating: +1 -1 |Link to Comment
  • Market Rally and the Return of Irrational Exuberance [View article]
    Good post.


    On May 10 10:05 AM Alphameister wrote:

    > Most of this rally has been a highly rational relief rally amidst
    > growing evidence that "the center has held" and we are no longer
    > faced with the economic cataclysm an irrationally fearful market
    > had discounted at the March lows. We are instead faced with a slew
    > of huge economic problems that we'll need to muddle through over
    > a period of many frustrating years. Quantitative easing cannot produce
    > Nirvana, but it does seem to have prevented Armageddon. On top of
    > this very rational relief rally there has been added a bit of "irrational
    > exuberance" about the imminence of economic recovery and the health
    > of that recovery once it arrives. Keep in mind, however, that when
    > a stock doubles in price after a 90% decline, it still is down 80%
    > from an irrationally exuberant peak and may still be greatly undervalued
    > by rational standards. I have become more defensive lately, but I
    > still find great fundamental bargains in today's market (especially
    > within the Chinese market, which is backed by a much healthier economy)
    > and I'm not expecting new lows this year.
    May 10 11:31 am |Rating: +1 -1 |Link to Comment
  • Market Rally and the Return of Irrational Exuberance [View article]
    Peter Cooper. Number One Stooper. Are you ever right about anything?
    May 10 11:29 am |Rating: +2 -14 |Link to Comment
  • Worst-Case Scenario for Geithner Is Here [View article]
    Clown, simply because you have been wrong about Geithner and the market for months now is no reason to pout. Is your last name really Cramer?
    May 09 11:32 am |Rating: 0 -1 |Link to Comment
  • S&P 500 Rolling Price Returns, 1926-2009 [View article]
    So what?
    May 09 11:10 am |Rating: 0 -1 |Link to Comment
  • Job Numbers Complicate Obama's Agenda [View article]
    One of the keys to success in this market is to not listen to you or people like you. Very simple: you stick 9.3 trillion dollars into an economy what do you think it's going to do? Yes, money velocity is low because the banks are hoarding. But eventually they will lend again.
    May 09 11:03 am |Rating: 0 0 |Link to Comment
  • Next, the High-Yield Stress Test [View article]
    Are you ever right about anything?
    May 09 10:54 am |Rating: 0 -2 |Link to Comment
  • A Coming Flood of Equity Issuance, aka The Dilution Solution [View article]
    Nice try to cover for your faulty market prediction. A person could do exactly the opposite of what you suggest and do all right in the market. You're another Cramer...nothing more. Maybe that market wizard Henry Blogett will let you on his show.
    May 09 10:52 am |Rating: 0 -3 |Link to Comment
  • A Capitalist's Letter to President Obama [View article]
    Your post is ridiculous. Without Obama having done what he did, we would be in a depression RIGHT NOW! We are in Sweden Mode, and will be for approximately 3 years.
    May 07 10:41 am |Rating: +2 -11 |Link to Comment
  • Beware of Ulterior Motives Behind Statements of Financial Experts [View article]
    Buffett is wrong, but you are right? Just who are you exactly? Buffett could buy you and every dumbell on this board and not even miss the money. God, people like you crack me up.
    May 07 10:31 am |Rating: +3 -19 |Link to Comment
  • A Stress Test Shocker: BofA Needs $35 Billion [View article]
    I rarely listen to anything you have to say anymore. You are almost a contrary indicator.
    May 06 17:27 pm |Rating: 0 0 |Link to Comment
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