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TOTAL STOCK MARKET CRASH TODAY! - GAS PRICES UP $6 A BARREL!!!!!
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Anonymous Coward
User ID: 352839
6/6/2008 11:38 AM | | Re: TOTAL STOCK MARKET CRASH TODAY! - GAS PRICES UP $6 A BARREL!!!!! | Quote |
yea, I can "feel" it now....the weather is just at unpredictable as the market now.... |
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Anonymous Coward
User ID: 446872
6/6/2008 11:40 AM | | Re: TOTAL STOCK MARKET CRASH TODAY! - GAS PRICES UP $6 A BARREL!!!!! | Quote |
The day's not over and here we find that:
Dow -294.09
Nazdaq -46.64
USD -.57
Oil +6.45
Gold +20.50
Silver +.47
Platinum +81.00
WOW!
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Anonymous Coward
User ID: 437522
6/6/2008 11:40 AM | | Re: TOTAL STOCK MARKET CRASH TODAY! - GAS PRICES UP $6 A BARREL!!!!! | Quote |
oh no this is creating a new world order ...wait that what they want.... [link to news.yahoo.com] |
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Anonymous Coward
User ID: 110292
6/6/2008 11:40 AM | | Re: TOTAL STOCK MARKET CRASH TODAY! - GAS PRICES UP $6 A BARREL!!!!! | Quote |
Got Food ? |
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Anonymous Coward
User ID: 5174
6/6/2008 11:40 AM | | Re: TOTAL STOCK MARKET CRASH TODAY! - GAS PRICES UP $6 A BARREL!!!!! | Quote |
IT WAS DOWN 300, THEN DEAD CAT BOUNCED.
STILL NOT LOOKING GOOD. |
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Anonymous Coward
User ID: 383623
6/6/2008 11:44 AM | | Re: TOTAL STOCK MARKET CRASH TODAY! - GAS PRICES UP $6 A BARREL!!!!! | Quote |
it really don't matter much in the final analysis whether you walk or ride, that's just the visible rise in gas/diesel etc. prices that you see. what most ppl don't realise that there are many, many products that we use everyday that are made from oil products. plastic is a good example and who doesn't use anything plastic (in all it's varieties) in the course of a day. Gasoline is just the tip of the iceberg....think about it |
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Anonymous Coward
User ID: 432235
6/6/2008 11:46 AM | | Re: TOTAL STOCK MARKET CRASH TODAY! - GAS PRICES UP $6 A BARREL!!!!! | Quote |
In the weeks to come we will see all finance and credit institutions raise every kind of spread. Among them Mortgage Companies. Soon the FED will be forced to raise interest rates in order to keep the dollar alive. All these measure will send the housing market into chaos. Oil at $150 will be really cheap. |
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WERE ALL DEAD MEAT!!!
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6/6/2008 11:47 AM | | Re: TOTAL STOCK MARKET CRASH TODAY! - GAS PRICES UP $6 A BARREL!!!!! | Quote |
**********BREAKING DOWN IN THE TOILET!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!*********
[link to money.cnn.com]
We'll my friends, it has been nice knowing you...... |
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Anonymous Coward
User ID: 432235
6/6/2008 11:48 AM | | Re: TOTAL STOCK MARKET CRASH TODAY! - GAS PRICES UP $6 A BARREL!!!!! | Quote |
it really don't matter much in the final analysis whether you walk or ride, that's just the visible rise in gas/diesel etc. prices that you see. what most ppl don't realise that there are many, many products that we use everyday that are made from oil products. plastic is a good example and who doesn't use anything plastic (in all it's varieties) in the course of a day. Gasoline is just the tip of the iceberg....think about it Quoting: Anonymous Coward 383623
You also eat oil in the form of fertilizers. |
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Anonymous Coward
User ID: 396816
6/6/2008 11:51 AM | | Re: TOTAL STOCK MARKET CRASH TODAY! - GAS PRICES UP $6 A BARREL!!!!! | Quote |
its friday |
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The Fed
User ID: 442699
6/6/2008 11:51 AM | | Re: TOTAL STOCK MARKET CRASH TODAY! - GAS PRICES UP $6 A BARREL!!!!! | Quote |
Call the PPT -- Plunge Protection Team! Quick! |
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Anonymous Coward
User ID: 435027
6/6/2008 11:52 AM | | Re: TOTAL STOCK MARKET CRASH TODAY! - GAS PRICES UP $6 A BARREL!!!!! | Quote |
Hey! Where's the "CEASE FEDERAL RESERVE CEASE!" guy? |
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nonmaterial structure
User ID: 376724
6/6/2008 12:01 PM | | Re: TOTAL STOCK MARKET CRASH TODAY! - GAS PRICES UP $6 A BARREL!!!!! | Quote |
Banks Say Auction-Rate Investors Can't Have Money
Franklin Biddar wants his money, and says Bank of America Corp. won't let him have it.
The 65-year-old real estate investor from Toms River, New Jersey, said he hasn't had access to cash the bank invested for him in auction-rate preferred shares ever since the market seized up in mid-February. Even when Biddar agreed to sell $100,000 worth of the securities to Fieldstone Capital Group, Charlotte, North Carolina-based Bank of America wouldn't release the bonds, saying the transaction wasn't in his interest, he said.
``I can't do anything,'' said Biddar, who was so eager to unlock his money that he was willing to accept 11 percent less than what he paid for the securities. ``Bank of America got me into these securities that are supposed to be as safe as a money market, and now they won't get me out.''
Bank of America, UBS AG, Wachovia Corp. and at least four dozen other firms that sold $330 billion of securities with rates set through periodic bidding are thwarting attempts to create a secondary market that would allow investors to access their cash, according to investors. Dealers claim they are saving customers from needless losses on securities they marketed as similar to cash-like instruments.
``By allowing customers to sell at a discount, the banks allow customers to establish damages,'' said Bryan Lantagne, the securities division director for Massachusetts Secretary of State William Galvin. Lantagne is head of a task force for nine states looking at whether brokers misrepresented the debt as an alternative to money-market investments.
Investor Lawsuits
At least 24 proposed class action suits have been filed since mid-March against brokerages over claims investors were told the securities were almost as liquid as cash.
Investors ranging from retirees to Google Inc. in Mountain View, California, have been trapped in auction-rate bonds for more than three months after dealers that ran the bidding suddenly stopped supporting the market as their losses mounted on debt linked to subprime mortgages. Before February, dealers routinely bought securities that went unsold, reassuring investors that they could get their money back on a moment's notice.
About 99 percent of public auctions for auction-rate securities sold by student-loan agencies and closed-end funds fail, as do 48 percent of those for municipals, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. UBS, which cut the value of auction-rate securities held for its customers by 5 percent in March, said yesterday it plans to close its municipal bond business.
`Only Choice'
``For someone needing their cash, the only choice is to go to the secondary market and sell them with a haircut,'' said Steven Caruso, an attorney at Maddox Hargett & Caruso in New York who is representing investors in lawsuits against dealers. ``I don't think brokerage firms have any interest in selling these.''
Fieldstone managing director Robert Franz declined to comment on potential auction-rate purchases by the New York-based investment firm. Bank of America spokesman Matt Card said the bank isn't ``talking about specifics of the auction-rate securities topic.'' Calls to Biddar's broker, Thomas Cali, and Cali's regional manager, Jon Foster, weren't returned.
UBS told Chris Longman, 35, a lawyer in San Diego, and his wife, Paige Hazard, 30, that it wouldn't try to find a buyer for their $375,000 of auction-rate securities in the secondary market because ``it's inefficient and results in low prices,'' said Longman. They were willing to take a discount on the Franklin Templeton Limited Duration Income Trust shares because they want the money available to buy a house, Longman said.
``The secondary market is inefficient compared to what?'' asked Longman. ``The primary market doesn't even exist any more.''
`Very Illiquid'
Karina Byrne of UBS said the secondary market for auction- rate securities is ``generally very illiquid,'' though the Zurich firm ``will seek to execute client sell orders, where available, at the best price we can find.''
```We are actively working with the issuers of these securities to refinance them, which is the ultimate answer,'' John Thain, chief executive officer of New York-based Merrill Lynch & Co., told reporters in Mumbai on May 8. ``The securities are significantly over-collateralized, so we are confident that our investors will eventually get the par. In fact, as the securities get refinanced, they do get that par back.''
States, cities and other municipal issuers refinanced, converted or disclosed plans to redeem by July 18 at least $76.1 billion of auction-rate securities, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. Mutual-fund companies have redeemed or said they would refinance about $19.8 billion.
Loans Offered
John Hancock Funds announced today that it restructured $89 million of debt for its John Hancock Income Securities Trust, allowing it to replace auction-rate preferred securities sold by the trust. The refunding marks the seventh and final fund to be refinanced by the unit of Toronto-based Manulife Financial Corp.
After David Wilner, a 32-year-old New Yorker, found a buyer for $200,000 of auction-rate securities issued by Chicago-based Nuveen Investments Inc., Wachovia refused to complete the sale for him, he said. Instead, the bank offered to lend him money at 5 percent interest, using the securities as collateral, he said. At the time, Wilner said he was getting only 2 percent interest.
``They said no without an explanation,'' Wilner said. ``Then they offered to loan me my money. What can I do? I am handcuffed.''
Justin Gioia, a spokesman for Charlotte-based Wachovia, declined to comment. Frank Russo, a Wachovia attorney Wilner said he was directed to, said he isn't allowed to comment on clients.
Documents governing auction-rate securities typically say there is no obligation for dealers to support a secondary market, said John Duvall Sr., a former Merrill Lynch broker in Milan, New York, who is now an expert witness in securities fraud cases.
`Sounds Like Stonewalling'
An investor who finds a buyer should be able to move the securities to another dealer or take possession to complete the transaction, said Vincent DiCarlo, who worked as a lawyer at the SEC's enforcement division.
``If a dealer is refusing to complete a transaction it sounds like stonewalling,'' said DiCarlo, who is now a securities lawyer in Davis, California.
The Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association, a New York-based association for dealers, put a list of secondary market resources on its Web site. It said in a statement that it ``has undertaken a number of projects to be helpful in this period of dislocation in the auction-rate securities market.''
Officials at the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority, the self-regulatory group for securities dealers in Washington, declined through spokesman Herb Perone to respond to questions.
Dealers' Duty
Restricted Stock Partners has handled ``a few hundred'' secondary market trades for auction-rate investors, said Barry Silbert, chief executive officer of the New York-based firm.
``It's securities dealers' duty to facilitate the transactions,'' Silbert said.
Some investors who didn't need immediate access to their cash initially enjoyed high returns for about two months as auction failures drove up rates.
The rate on municipal auction-rate bonds with weekly bidding shot up to 6.89 percent for the week ended Feb. 20 from 3.90 percent at the start of the year, according to an index compiled for Sifma. The rate has since fallen to 3.12 percent.
Maxwell Stokes, 30, a commodities trader with Hoya Capital in New York, said he was told by his broker at Wachovia eight weeks ago that he was stuck in $50,000 of auction-rate preferred shares issued by money manager Cohen & Steers Inc. in New York. Needing the cash for an Oct. 12 wedding and to buy a house, Stokes said he moved his account to online brokerage TD Ameritrade Corp. of Omaha, Nebraska.
`Safe Security'
``When I bought these I wanted a safe security and I was told they were redeemable at par,'' said Stokes. ``Then when the market failed and I wanted a secondary market to trade out, I was told that Wachovia doesn't make a secondary market.''
Biddar, the New Jersey investor, said he plans to press Bank of America to complete the trade with Fieldstone, even if he has to put a billboard on a trailer complaining about how he was treated and take it to the bank's branches.
``I'm going to do what I have to,'' Biddar said. ``I want them to sell my securities.''
Following is a chart of largest issuers of outstanding municipal auction-rate securities, 2000-2007.
1. Citigroup, $39.73 billion *
2. UBS, $31.50 billion
3. Morgan Stanley, $20.13 billion
4. Goldman Sachs, $17.80 billion
5. JP Morgan, $15.72 billion
6. Bear Stearns, $12.61 billion
7. Merrill Lynch, $12.37 billion
8. Bank of America, $11.03 billion
9. RBC Dain Rauscher, $10.25 billion
10. Lehman Brothers, $9.74 billion
*Includes Salomon Smith Barney.
[link to www.bloomberg.com] |
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Anonymous Coward
User ID: 383623
6/6/2008 12:16 PM | | Re: TOTAL STOCK MARKET CRASH TODAY! - GAS PRICES UP $6 A BARREL!!!!! | Quote |
by the time i get my stimulous check it will all go in my gas tank....one fill-up har-de-har-har  |
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Anonymous Coward
User ID: 395520
6/6/2008 12:17 PM | | Re: TOTAL STOCK MARKET CRASH TODAY! - GAS PRICES UP $6 A BARREL!!!!! | Quote |
ehmmmm...
DIE DOLLAR DIE
BURN STOCK MARKET BURN
CEASE FEDERAL RESERVE CEASE!
you may now return to your scheduled doom!!!
hahaha |
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Anonymous Coward
User ID: 407406
6/6/2008 12:22 PM | | Re: TOTAL STOCK MARKET CRASH TODAY! - GAS PRICES UP $6 A BARREL!!!!! | Quote |
BLACK FRIDAY? |
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Anonymous Coward
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6/6/2008 12:31 PM | |
Omega
User ID: 340280
6/6/2008 12:33 PM | | Re: TOTAL STOCK MARKET CRASH TODAY! - GAS PRICES UP $6 A BARREL!!!!! | Quote |
Keep in mind the pigmen KNEW todays employment numbers YESTERDAY, thats why they front ran the DOW more than 200 points yesterday. They are hoping for a wash, ie, dow down today 200 points max.
Looks like dow 12k is the line in the sand until after the elections.
You beat me to it Omega thats exactly what they did, it was up 200 points yesterday for no reason at all. I think we will see -320 by 2pm. 
This is it people, Wake the Fuck UP!  Things are going quickly down the toilet from here  Things are a lot worse then you may think its just sad that most people really have no idea what is coming to them.
We are going to see people look like this  in the streets this summer.
:WAF: 
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Anonymous Coward
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6/6/2008 12:34 PM | | Re: TOTAL STOCK MARKET CRASH TODAY! - GAS PRICES UP $6 A BARREL!!!!! | Quote |
    
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Anonymous Coward
User ID: 432235
6/6/2008 12:36 PM | | Re: TOTAL STOCK MARKET CRASH TODAY! - GAS PRICES UP $6 A BARREL!!!!! | Quote |
Looks like dow 12k is the line in the sand until after the elections.
You hit the nail on the head |
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Anonymous Coward
User ID: 396816
6/6/2008 12:40 PM | | Re: TOTAL STOCK MARKET CRASH TODAY! - GAS PRICES UP $6 A BARREL!!!!! | Quote |
BLACK FRIDAY? Quoting: Anonymous Coward 407406
friday is often a bad day
Doesnt make this the day of the MEGA crash "they" have set........the Mega crash means shops going empty,hunger,death,war,its to do with the occult(the secret)
Friday by the laws are often a bad day,i believe. its something to do with the number 6
The date of the mega crash has been set by "them" some call "them" the "pigmen"
what anyone believes,the answers are in history,false flag OP USA,someone has to take the blame, the date has been set by "them" |
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Anonymous Coward
User ID: 359500
6/6/2008 12:41 PM | | Re: TOTAL STOCK MARKET CRASH TODAY! - GAS PRICES UP $6 A BARREL!!!!! | Quote |
Some commments caught on CNBC this morning:
>>... mention of how Israel's announcment about attacking nuclear facilities is now "unavoidable" caused some bigtime concerns behind the scenes...
>>... some rumors going about regarding less oil reserves than had been estimated, ahem
( NOTE: Anyone notice how the media including CNN special programs are all hammering the message of how just one major Hurricane this season hitting the area of Houston refineries or Texas - Louisiana coastal regions = 100% DOOM OF *NO* GASOLINE = NATIONAL EMERGENCY + RATIONING ETC ? And such a scenario will then trigger the dominoes fall to declaration of nationwide STATE OF EMERGENCY = Martial Law and NO elections = W & handler-boy stays in office )
>>... several bigwigs talked of how sleight of hand tactics are being used by the Feds regarding the TRUE unemployment figures ... that things are in far worse shape than being revealed! Details from my recall: ---> they were discussing about how there have been several hundred thousand jobs (maybe 3 hundred thousand - can't remember exact # given) officially lost in past 5 months. But that what's NOT being told is how the USA must constantly create about 100 thousand new jobs every month due to population growth or else economy starts tanking pretty fast. And since no new jobs are being created over past few years or so - mostly due to declining industry and outsourcing to foreign countries, we are actually way, way behind in the true number of jobs needed to keep things chugging along. And the downfall just in past 5 months is the real zinger.
My 2 Cents: Hearing Reports of another shell game being played by corporations to tweak and obfusicate job numbers:
They are all quickly working to replace their full-time workers with seniority ( = benefits like health insurance, vacation & sick time pay etc) wherever possible. These people are being given forced retirement under "reorganization" etc and then the companies replace them with hordes of "temporary" or contract workers = no benefits at all nor any job security or corporate obligations to them = ZERO! This despicable practice also includes the U.S. Postal Service which is now using contracts with services providing DAY LABOR workers to deliver our mail ... USPS is not allowing their experienced postal carriers any more overtime and cutting back schedules of the most senior employees - especially those that work out in field making deliveries.
*** FACE THE COLD HARD FACTS - NOTHING IN THIS F*(%3D-UP WORLD IS BY ACCIDENT AS THERE IS CONTROL OF THE OVERLORDS WITH THEIR IRON GRIP OVER ALL THINGS ====> WE AMERICANS ARE BEING DELIBERATELY DESTROYED IN EVERY WAY POSSIBLE AND IT IS A SET AGENDA BEING FULLY IMPLEMENTED !!! |
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Anonymous Coward
User ID: 396816
6/6/2008 12:42 PM | | Re: TOTAL STOCK MARKET CRASH TODAY! - GAS PRICES UP $6 A BARREL!!!!! | Quote |
Looks like dow 12k is the line in the sand until after the elections.
You hit the nail on the head Quoting: Anonymous Coward 432235
you really believe the US elections will happen ?
The US elections are a side issue,this is about the WORLD |
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Anonymous Coward
User ID: 359500
6/6/2008 12:48 PM | | Re: TOTAL STOCK MARKET CRASH TODAY! - GAS PRICES UP $6 A BARREL!!!!! | Quote |
Ooops --- left out "IRAN'S" in sentence referencing Israel attacking nuclear facilities.
Some commments caught on CNBC this morning:
>>... mention of how Israel's announcment about attacking nuclear facilities is now "unavoidable" caused some bigtime concerns behind the scenes...
This just got posted on MSNBC in past hour: QUOTE
Stocks drop after big jump in unemployment
June 6, 2008
Jobless rate hits its highest level since October 2004; oil prices surge
[link to www.msnbc.msn.com]
NEW YORK - Wall Street plunged Friday on two troubling economic developments: oil prices that surged more than $6 a barrel and a jump in unemployment that was much larger than the market anticipated.
The decline in stocks also helped drive bond prices sharply higher as investors sought a more secure place for their money.
Crude oil has made an aggressive rebound this week, rising more than $7 a barrel in two days after falling amid a drop in demand for gasoline. The jump continued Friday. Light, sweet crude surged $6.37 to $134.16 a barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange after reports that a Morgan Stanley shipping analyst predicted oil would jump to $150 a barrel by July 4.
Oil’s advance unnerved a market already anxious about consumers’ willingness to spend; the higher that energy costs go, the less likely consumers are to buy anything other than necessities. That kind of reluctance could deal a big blow to the economy as consumer spending accounts for more than two-thirds of U.S. economic activity.
The rise in energy prices comes as the Labor Department said the nation’s unemployment rate rose to 5.5 percent in May from 5.0 percent in April. The rate, logging its biggest monthly rise since February 1986, is now at its highest level since October 2004. Wall Street, on average, had predicted an uptick to 5.1 percent.
The number of U.S. jobs shrank by a smaller-than-expected 49,000, but that figure offered Wall Street only a little solace given that May marked the fifth straight month of jobs losses. Signs that the U.S. job market is deteriorating more than anticipated could thwart investors’ hopes that the economy is poised for recovery later this year — a belief that has helped drive the stock market higher over the past couple months.
Employment data are important to investors because when Americans lose their jobs — or fear that they might — they have another reason to pare discretionary spending.
“I think the biggest concern right now is oil and its potential for a stagflationary environment,” said Bill Knapp, investment strategist for MainStay Investments, a division of New York Life Investment Management.
Stagflation occurs when prices are rising in a slowing economic.
News moving the markets
Jobless rate jumped to 5.5 percent in May
Oil prices surge above $134 a barrel
The Dow Jones industrial average was lately down 262.74 points, or 2.08 percent, while the broader Standard & Poor’s 500-stock index fell 25.29 points, or 1.80 percent, and the Nasdaq composite index gave up 43.75 points, or 1.72 percent.
Friday’s pullback comes a day after the Dow jumped nearly 214 points, showing its largest daily point gain since April 18 following better-than-expected sales from retailers and a dip in jobless claims. The good economic news helped investors shrug off the more than $5-a-barrel spike in oil prices. But the further advance in oil on Friday was too much for investors to overlook.
Bond prices moved higher after the weak jobs data. The yield on the benchmark 10-year Treasury note, which moves opposite its price, fell to 3.97 percent from 4.04 percent late Wednesday.
The dollar declined against other major currencies — a move that makes each barrel of oil more expensive. Gold prices rose.
Ethan Harris, Lehman Brothers chief U.S. economist, contends that the employment report helped drive oil prices higher. He said traders are worried that the spike in unemployment would leave the Federal Reserve unwilling to raise interest rates. A notion of a Fed with few options combined with comments from the European Central Bank this week on the possibility of raising rates have conspired to hurt the dollar.
“The weaker dollar is pushing up oil prices because oil is denominated in dollars and oil sellers want to be compensated for the weaker dollar,” Harris said, adding that he thinks the market’s moves have been overdone.
“While I’m skeptical of the whole thing in terms of whether it makes sense logically, this is the way the market behaves. It’s like a Pavlovian response. If the Fed looks soft, oil prices go up,” he said.
Overseas, Japan’s Nikkei stock average closed up 1.03 percent. Britain’s FTSE 100 fell 0.62 percent, Germany’s DAX index fell 1.32 percent and France’s CAC-40 declined 1.81 percent.
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Anonymous Coward
User ID: 383623
6/6/2008 12:51 PM | | Re: TOTAL STOCK MARKET CRASH TODAY! - GAS PRICES UP $6 A BARREL!!!!! | Quote |
also remember they count part-time jobs as one job and it's been going on for years that these companies split one full-time job into part-time to save benefits (incl health insurance) and now you can count yourself lucky if you get 20hr/week (like i do) also when you have drawn out your unemployment you fall out of the system they don't count that either. they've been cooking the books for a long time, it's just more visible now as ppl try to figure out wtf happened to them  |
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Anonymous Coward
User ID: 446993
6/6/2008 12:52 PM | | Re: TOTAL STOCK MARKET CRASH TODAY! - GAS PRICES UP $6 A BARREL!!!!! | Quote |
This is good news,economy is strong,stockmarket plunge in short time but in weeks this is bull for stocks.ahhhh¡¡no recession in USA.Buy stocks¡¡¡ |
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Anonymous Coward
User ID: 435027
6/6/2008 12:54 PM | | Re: TOTAL STOCK MARKET CRASH TODAY! - GAS PRICES UP $6 A BARREL!!!!! | Quote |
ehmmmm...
DIE DOLLAR DIE
BURN STOCK MARKET BURN
CEASE FEDERAL RESERVE CEASE!
you may now return to your scheduled doom!!!
hahaha
Ahhh. Thank you. |
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ezra620
User ID: 430434
6/6/2008 12:59 PM | | Re: TOTAL STOCK MARKET CRASH TODAY! - GAS PRICES UP $6 A BARREL!!!!! | Quote |
And so it begins............. |
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Anonymous Coward
User ID: 447001
6/6/2008 1:04 PM | | Re: TOTAL STOCK MARKET CRASH TODAY! - GAS PRICES UP $6 A BARREL!!!!! | Quote |
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Anonymous Coward
User ID: 383623
6/6/2008 1:05 PM | | Re: TOTAL STOCK MARKET CRASH TODAY! - GAS PRICES UP $6 A BARREL!!!!! | Quote |
$135.30 oil price (new high) been nice knowin' you folks |
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