Look at the Drudge headline about Europe's collapse.

Elections Sunday in France and Greece prove once and for all that the European Union is headed off the cliff, and its voters don’t care.

"Moderately Apocalyptic"



Sounds like a great name for a band.

Keep your eyes peeled on Europe and others.

Everything is fine over here in the US not to worry, its just Europe. Chances of it spreading is zero

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Everything is fine over here in the US not to worry, its just Europe.

What do you mean everything here in the US is "fine"? You are kidding aren't you?????????

Elections Sunday in France and Greece prove once and for all that the European Union is headed off the cliff, and its voters don’t care.
In the short term, that’s going to mean some heartburn in US markets and global financial centers. No one likes to watch a major portion of the world’s industrialized economies, commit suicide. But in the long term, the death of Europe offers a huge opportunity for the United States—and a vindication of our free market system.


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I thought computers use "logic"

No one has their mouth more firmly wrapped around Romney's nutts than Matt Drudge. Suck those Romney nutts Drudge! Suck em good!

wow that article is a piece of rubbish if I ever read one

Statements like that make me moderatly shit my pants.

Good. It means the bankers are losing the war on the middle class.

"Moderately Apocalyptic"



Sounds like a great name for a band.

“My attitude about equities right now has moved from being moderately bearish to moderately apocalyptic,” said Tres Knippa of Kenai Capital Management on CNBC's "Squawk on the Street." “What is going on in Europe is an absolute disaster…the risk-on trade is not the place to be. I want to be out of equities and very, very defensive because the situation in Europe just got worse after those elections.”

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Nope, sorry, I prefer real news.

“My attitude about equities right now has moved from being moderately bearish to moderately apocalyptic,” said Tres Knippa of Kenai Capital Management on CNBC's "Squawk on the Street." “What is going on in Europe is an absolute disaster…the risk-on trade is not the place to be. I want to be out of equities and very, very defensive because the situation in Europe just got worse after those elections.”

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