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Tuesday Options Update: CAH, GLD, DOW, MA, FXI, NTAP, AET, STI & SLV

Once more this is cetin again using another name and spamming. this time he is saying things in a different tune than he would post in his real name. why can't we turn this troll of.


On Jun 02 07:06 PM foobar wrote:

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> bankers selling our childrens futures..for more bailouts? the disgrace.
> it's horrible. too big to fail needs to fail. we neeed LESS bailouts.
> If you fail U fail.
>
> Total credit market debt as a percentage of GDP has risen from 130%
> of GDP in 1952 to 350% of GDP today. The various bailout and stimulus
> schemes enacted in the last year will drive this percentage above
> 400% in the near future. When a country allows this much debt to
> accumulate versus its GDP, they have done something seriously wrong.
> The country’s politicians, business leaders, and citizens have all
> contributed to this disaster.
>
> good articles: fly2.ws/9SdkpLU

Markets Show Concern Over Government Micro-Managing

Markets go up when companies expect to make more money. They may not go up, or even go down when the best thing for the economy may decrease their earnings. Think health care reform. That is why it is incorrect to use the market as some measure of policy success. In my view the things that will help me are more likely to decrease corporate earnings (lowering the interest rate on my credit card) that if the market goes down I think that means it usually is a useful policy.