SOOO CLOSE TO DOW 13000..On the verge of an EPIC WIN

you know Zazz, the stock market could be a basis for a new currency.

the macro economy is no doubt in the shitter, NYC may be doing well because the banksters, CFR, etc, live there.

being that the Rothschilds and the rest of the elites own a big chunk of all the stock available, i doubt if they're going to be big losers.

banksters never lose.

Exactly. It is a game with a finite number of players. The winners (top investors) cannot lose because when the market crashes (by design) they are the only ones who can take the loses and buy at the bottom.

Then, they sell off small percentages to people like the Op, knowing they will never get enough money to actually be one of the power players. The market goes up and when the top wants to thin the herd, they bring it down and washout people like the Op and it starts all over.

OK, so how will they "bring it down"?

By causing all of the companies to report falsely deflated profits?

Doesn't make sense.

Companies are stronger than ever and their stock prices reflect that. Especially in Tech.

Wow, a true shill thread. The US does not report unemployed that have dropped out of unemployment. We are probably around 20% unemployed. Although I hate to do it:

[link to en.wikipedia.org]

[link to en.wikipedia.org]

Our unemployment scheme was revised to make things look better. It is neither accurate or objective. It is designed to paint the prettiest picture.

Unemployment right now is very high in this country. If you want to trust government statistics, you may as well have a blind retarded monkey with no hands draw them up. Those designed by the monkey will be equally trustworthy when compared to government stats.

You see, the government is a business whose current design philosophy is to create more government. The Federal government is like a cancer. It cannot fix problems, so it creates whole departments devoted to fixing problems that it cannot fix, and populates them with people who are stupid enough to perpetuate the cycle.

The number one problem with this country is too much government.

The number one problem with government is that there is too much money involved to dissuade corruption.

I understand the impetus of the current political scene and the motivations that accompany that scene. It is dominated by money. As long as the population allows our representatives to get rich for making monstrous decisions, this behavior will continue.

Unfortunately, I do not think that there will be any reprieve from this cycle until ordinary people decide to do something. FYI, protesting means jack shit. Standing around with a sign does nothing but cost you money you could be earning at a job. The occupy thing is so fundamentally ridiculous that I am ashamed that fellow citizens might think that it solves anything at all. Folks need to occupy the government. You may want to blame the banks, but who opened everything up so that the banks could fuck everyone out of everything? Who bailed them out when the SHTF? The government payed the banks with your money, so that they could continue ripping you off. suckers.

[link to news.goldseek.com]

Let's try that again...
I could careless if the DOW reaches 15000, I agree with the writer of the attached..

[link to news.goldseek.com]

EPIC FAIL

I am already thinking about Dow 15,000.

Thread: Barrons: DOW Going to 15,000 and beyond!!!

I cannot wait!!!

Pfft..typical goldbug.

HA HA HA! Over 100 1 stars for this thread!
OP IS EPIC FAIL!

Nope just a bunch of sore losers.

Hey I would be if I had to explain to my wife what a no-good loser I was

I gave the thread 5* because it's nice to have a dose of reality from time to time.

Confirmation bias much?

When the market is down the useless parasites that live off selling dance with glees...but the the markets are up the useless parasites that live off the buying dance with glee.

It can't keep going up...Because once everyone piles their money up on the to infinity and beyond bet...that causes hyperinflation...and the top then massively shorts into the strength or blow off...and then the markets collapse.

It's always like this...the winners laugh and the losers cry.

The stock markets as you see them today were scams invented around the same time as commercial banking...they take advantage of commerical banks with create money out of thin air to power the bubble markets...you buy bubbles low and sell then just before they pop...

Both are plundering scams...

That you all have been socially engineered to think are not.

"When plunder becomes a way of life for a group of men living together in society, they create for themselves in the course of time a legal (rule) system that authorizes it and a moral code (religion) that glorifies it."-Frederic Bastiat

when two absolute capitalists (plunderers or those tha ttake more power than they give) within an absolute capitalist system meet...there is generally a power struggle...following the resoluion...one person takes more power than they give while the other gives more power than they take.

one is the loser and one is the winner in what is called the exchange for mutual benifit.

Companies are not "stronger" than ever. In case you missed it, the IMF/Bankers/Government have dumped trillions of dollars into the world banking funds.

The companies that directly and indirectly get those funds are posting huge profits, but is has nothing to do with being stronger. It is corporate welfare on a gigantic scale..

They are not going to "bring it down" its already been brought down and is being supported by trillions of unfunded, unbacked debt.

If you cannot figure that out, you are simply blind or woefully ignorant.

You are all divided and conquered by the top into bulls and bears, democrat and conservative...poor and rich...left, right.

simple minded morons and selfish aholes...

Top = master or owner of the absolute capitalist system that the bottom support and are dependant upon to sustain their existance.

The bottom is broken into two factions.

The middle class or rich servants and the lower class or poor slaves.

The top lives off the pathetic struggle for survival of the bottom.

You all don't come here searching for Truth.

You all come here seeking support for or to promote your cherished delusions of grandure.

You are all fighting to the death to remain asleep to enjoy the glorious dream you are awake.

You all have been trained to slave till the day you die to supply power to the delusion you are free.

Or you think it actually takes 12 years to educate a person to flip burgers or polish shoes?

The purpose of the social engineering institutions is to produce new absolute capitalist drones to be exploited by the previously produced absolute capitalist drones.

Period end of story...Basically evenything you all think you know is a lie...

The bottom are employed to supply all the power to the top whoelsale...the top the nuses the power to construct lies and marks them up and sells them to all below retail.

and you all shop till you drop.

The difference between teh whoelsale cost of all teh lies the top sells to the bottom and the retail price that you all pay to buy them is teh yield.

the top lives off the yield from the bottom.

Just think positive brainwash to keep you all on the march to doom with glee.

You all have about as much control over your destiny as leaves blowing around in a hurricane.

The only "dose of reality" remotely touching with this thread is that the DOW indeed hit the 13000 mark.

And?

Have you considered providing an analysis showing the great disconnect between "Wallstreet" and MAIN STREET?

In true reality, the mechanics and immoral servitude toward this systematic cancer is what drives our decline. No, that is not seen nor heard by the "market" being driven by "hope" and "positive sentiment".

The driving force behind this ECONOMY is the hard-working folks who bloody their knuckles and numb their minds with the countless hours of true, moral labor.


TeCh®

zazz, i'm not saying it's going to be brought down; even it is 'brought down', the big boys will already be out, just like in the 1929 crash where the banksters bought right back in for pennies on the dollar. Joe Kennedy made a killing that year.

my point was that the stock markets of the world could be used as the basis of some kind of a new currency.

you are correct that companies are stronger than ever, that's why i say that major corporations of the world could back a new currency and foreign exchange.

Last Edited by Brubaker on 02/26/2012 11:59 PM

I like this article

[link to www.miamiherald.com]

An AP article where they say exactly what everyone has tried to tell zazz in 20 different threads "The dow is not a good indicator of the market, it does not reflect the health of the economy, 13000 is just a number"

I agree with that too. There has got to be a reason why the Dow, SP, etc has been disconnected from the general state of the economy. It's got to be a currency/monetary problem..... then, a new currency/monetary solution.

Last Edited by Brubaker on 02/27/2012 12:13 AM

Excellent article; thanks, Starwind.

It's absolutely true as well. It's psychological to the core. And, in its absolute fictional rise, I have tried to explain to folks why the stocks are dangerously rising.

One of my favorite quotes from the article:

"Psychologically it matters," says Dan McMahon, director of equity trading at Raymond James, who was underwhelmed by the Dow's short foray above 13,000 last week. "Technically and fundamentally, not so much."

It says, "technically" and "fundamentally", not so much. These words are so precisely accurate, that it should be so obvious to any stocktard that touts the "DOW" as being any kind of economic indicator of overall health.

Stocks are, in any case, underwhelming.


TeCh®

Agreed.

But Zazz 2 does seem to point out other indicators. I think his uses closing price of the DOW to rub salt on the crashtards' festering sores of fail.

Zazz is either mentally or literally a 15 year old who gets off on being hated by people, arguing with him past that is a waste of time.

Also agreed. He does tend to lavish in the opportunity to "rub it in" the crashtards festering doom-sores.

Yet, when many of us try to explain why his "indicators" are false hope, and baseless, he resorts to childish and attempt-at-insult comebacks of weak foundation.

I'm over the DOW 13000 "prediction". Whatever. But, when someone wants to continue posting links or statements to false economic strengthening, in an attempt to substantiate the already weak prediction of DOW 13000, it's as if the OP truly believes the Obama-drivel of "recovery".

Thoughts?

It's all a sham, and we know it. This is why I do NOT contribute into a conventional 401K, to where all of MY cash will be stolen. I have mine effectively hidden. Literally.




TeCh®

When Dow hits 13,000, it means ... something
(Of course that something depends on who you are and if you really think the Dow matters)

ome observers said it was a sign of a stronger U.S. economy. Casual investors wondered whether it was time to get back into stocks after fleeing to bonds or just stuffing their money under the mattress in the terrifying economic meltdown.

But a word of caution: 13,000 is just a number.

It gives politicians something to talk about. It gives regular people something to measure against. It can stir up excitement, but it doesn't change the elements of the economy, like the number of people out of work or the number of empty houses.

The Dow also isn't the best measure of the stock market. It follows 30 companies — important ones, household names, but only 30. And it's weighted so just a handful of the most expensive stocks carry the most weight.

If Apple, whose stock has skyrocketed this year from $405 to $522, had been added to the Dow on Jan. 1, it would already be above 14,000, according to estimates last week from ConvergEx Execution Solutions.

And the Dow is certainly not the best measure of the economy. It can rise even when jobs are falling or the economy is shrinking.

"Psychologically it matters," says Dan McMahon, director of equity trading at Raymond James, who was underwhelmed by the Dow's short foray above 13,000 last week. "Technically and fundamentally, not so much."

more
[link to www.msnbc.msn.com]

Video: CNBC: The Dow's tough time holding on to 13K

[link to www.msnbc.msn.com]

Getting oh so close to forming support here...only a matter of time...

Yep, Dow over 13,000 for most of the day today before closing barely down!!

The broader market and tech were up again!!

Dow
12,981.51
-1.44
-0.01%

S&P 500
1,367.58997
+1.85
+0.14%

Nasdaq
2,966.16
+2.41
+0.08%

S&P 500 at Highest Level Since 2008:

[link to finance.yahoo.com]

Apple (AAPL) soars 3.35% to $525 per share!!

Woo Hoo!!

You should spend less time pinning zazz's threads and farming karma and more time learning about the economy.

Yeah, because Apple is doing so badly

All a result of consumers buying their crap.

If they have money for that, things can't be that bad.