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ctsnowman

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11. Just the

Reply to 1000words (Reply #3)

Fri Jan 24, 2014, 03:31 PM

Jan 2014

rich moving their money around while the rest of us get screwed.

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U.S. Stocks Fall, Dow Heading for Worst Week Since 2012 [View all] Purveyor Jan 2014 OP

RELATED: Contagion Spreads in Emerging Markets as Crises Grow Purveyor Jan 2014 #1

They managed to starve the economy and drown it in a bathtub Demeter Jan 2014 #2

Does that mean the "recovery" is over? 1000words Jan 2014 #3

I remember back in 2009, when the DOW rose from about 6500 JoePhilly Jan 2014 #4

Two of my neighbors lost their jobs last week 1000words Jan 2014 #5

I know a guy who just got a promotion ... and JoePhilly Jan 2014 #6

Hey, everyone, look! brentspeak Jan 2014 #37

Well ... JoePhilly Jan 2014 #38

Actually, according to some the market is a leading indicator. Yes, the economy is still having lostincalifornia Jan 2014 #8

In my unprofressional opinion, the recession was to a great extent due to systemic changes JDPriestly Jan 2014 #12

Oh those systemic changes that cause a capitalist economy to turn to mush every so often. fasttense Jan 2014 #20

What's wrong, but also what's right with capitalism in that it fosters so much positive JDPriestly Jan 2014 #23

Yes, for some that is definitely the case, but for those in high tech, when you hear CEOs and other lostincalifornia Jan 2014 #30

While I agree ... 1StrongBlackMan Jan 2014 #15

the stock market is melm00se Jan 2014 #17

Actually I believe because of all the black pools, and manipulations, they have pretty much killed lostincalifornia Jan 2014 #31

Might that be ... 1StrongBlackMan Jan 2014 #14

The real cause is I got back into the market two days ago... Frustratedlady Jan 2014 #19

Damn, I knew there was a specialist assigned to Frustratedlady just waiting to take the market in lostincalifornia Jan 2014 #32

You have to see my track record to understand. Frustratedlady Jan 2014 #34

Just the ctsnowman Jan 2014 #11

When all the benefits land in the same tax-haven locations and just freeze there... Amonester Jan 2014 #18

This is a loser as a scare mongering topic when less than 20% of U.S. individuals invested Todays_Illusion Jan 2014 #7

As others here, in this thread, have pointrd out godevil10 Jan 2014 #25

And your information is out of date. Here is a Gallup, (very conservative since 1988) an another Todays_Illusion Jan 2014 #29

No sir. Your information is far from godevil10 Jan 2014 #35

This is called a pullback. 2013 was a hell of a year for traders/investors. WhoWoodaKnew Jan 2014 #9

Sure, let it fall on Friday and buy low on Monday morning ... Myrina Jan 2014 #10

Notice how the article ... 1StrongBlackMan Jan 2014 #13

Everytime something like this happens, asshole remark that they don't care, or OKNancy Jan 2014 #16

Oh, there you go... Maeve Jan 2014 #21

My, your timing is impeccable fasttense Jan 2014 #22

I didn't take it all out OKNancy Jan 2014 #27

How is your investing in institutionalized fraud helping? 1000words Jan 2014 #24

My husband is a housepainter for god's sake OKNancy Jan 2014 #26

You have every right to your financial planning ... 1000words Jan 2014 #28

If you are well diversified, and in quality equities you are most likely ok, but your statement that lostincalifornia Jan 2014 #33

It was due for a correction. The mutual fund company I support had some equity funds magical thyme Jan 2014 #36