Is the Market Correction Finally Here? [View article]
Yep
On Aug 29 01:44 AM Suzanne H. wrote:
> Well, if nothing else, history has taught us that the leaders of > the next bull market are not going to be financials, and especially > not the ones garnering the most trading volume lately.
General Electric: Genuine Risk of Collapse? [View article]
Yep
On Nov 17 10:12 PM copperbaron wrote:
> >>took over from icon Jack Welch in 2001<< > > Yeah, Immelt took over from Welch, who is wrongly credited as some > sort of management guru. > > The truth is - GE amassed a HUGE amount of leverage under Jack Welch, > almost like a hedge fund. Lots of risky loans and huge debts. But > it was a big bull market, and it didn't blow up in his face. > > Now it is ready to blow up, and Immelt gets blamed?? > > Puh-leeze! Jack Welch is perhaps the most overrated CEO in the history > of American business. He is, without a doubt, one of THE most self-aggrandizing. > The fact that this joker took about $1 BILLION of compensation out > of GE is truly disgusting, and shows how very corrupt and distorted > our business systems are here in the U.S. - from executive pay to > a wildly distorted stock market that overvalued GE for the last twenty > years, at least.
Too many folks expect a breakdown. I am playing this expecting a breakout (upwards). It does not make sense so that is why it will probably happen. At least 500 points up from this level and quick. I think, and am so playing it.
This market is heading up from here, I think, and am so playing it. Too many folks expect a breakdown. So I am going with an unexpected breakout (upwards).
Looking for the Silver Lining: Predicting Our Future [View article]
The only place the gov't can get the money to pay for this bail-out is the boomers 401k accounts. Raiding those accounts will get the US GDP and corporate profits in poor shape for a long time - how long? As long as it takes the govt to siphon $2trillion from the 401k accounts with higher taxes. Bottom line is the boomers will not be allow to keep that money in their accounts or use much of it for retirements - sorry...the gov't need it now.
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On Apr 29 09:20 PM Missing_Link wrote:
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On Aug 29 01:44 AM Suzanne H. wrote:
> Well, if nothing else, history has taught us that the leaders of
> the next bull market are not going to be financials, and especially
> not the ones garnering the most trading volume lately.
General Electric: Genuine Risk of Collapse? [View article]
General Electric: Genuine Risk of Collapse? [View article]
On Nov 17 10:12 PM copperbaron wrote:
> >>took over from icon Jack Welch in 2001<<
>
> Yeah, Immelt took over from Welch, who is wrongly credited as some
> sort of management guru.
>
> The truth is - GE amassed a HUGE amount of leverage under Jack Welch,
> almost like a hedge fund. Lots of risky loans and huge debts. But
> it was a big bull market, and it didn't blow up in his face.
>
> Now it is ready to blow up, and Immelt gets blamed??
>
> Puh-leeze! Jack Welch is perhaps the most overrated CEO in the history
> of American business. He is, without a doubt, one of THE most self-aggrandizing.
> The fact that this joker took about $1 BILLION of compensation out
> of GE is truly disgusting, and shows how very corrupt and distorted
> our business systems are here in the U.S. - from executive pay to
> a wildly distorted stock market that overvalued GE for the last twenty
> years, at least.
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Be careful out there.
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Be careful out there!
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