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Stock Market Crash Of 2008
By: Market Speculator   Tuesday, September 30, 2008 12:25 AM
Symbols: AAPL, AGU, BIDU, GOOG, MOS, RIMM
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Stocks Collapse on the Failure of Washington DC to Come Together on a Bailout; Was This a Silver Lining?

Panic struck Wall Street as many are fearing a complete meltdown of the nation’s banking system.  The media has done a fabulous job, aided by President Bush’s plea to the American people to strike fear across this nation.  However, many on Main Street feel a bailout only benefits Wall Street rather than Main Street.  They can not be more right, rather than help many to stay in homes they would rather stick a bandaid on the issue.  To fix this mess you need to assist the housing market from further decline, KEEP PEOPLE IN THEIR HOMES and still paying.  That is renegotiate princple and interest payments.  You solve defaults, foreclosures and those mortgages become liquid again.  The stock market is simply pricing in a crash of this nations banking system.  It is causing  weak holders to get out of the market, cleansing the system of waste.

If you have been reading and followed along with my action you are in cash and avoiding the meltdown.  Jim Cramer continues to urge people to buy this market.  He has been completely wrong and shows you that picking bottoms is a fool’s game.  We do not have the environment to get long, too much uncertainty, and no charts.  Unfortunately, the mess created by Wall Street will take some time to work itself out.  It could be a year or 4 years at this time no one knows.  I personally believe we are going to see a few years of choppy trading much like what we saw in the Dow 1938 through 1942.  It is no time to be a hero in this market, stay clear of the locamotive headed your way.

We still have our former leaders to crack wide open:  AAPL, GOOG, POT, MOS, MON, AGU, RIMM, BIDU.  This will take time but we will get through this.  We will prevail.  Just let time work, let it work!


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11/2/2008 4:16:22 AM
2008 crash by Mark
I think the real question and issue will be what have we learned from this and comparing it to history. The crash is a lot like 1907. The deregulation that went on and absence of authority is the big deal. We need to correct this soon or we will experience a bigger collapse in the future.
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1/26/2009 8:22:26 AM
What should we do by Alex
we own money in the market should we sell the stock to avoid losing all 750,000 dollars!!!
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i think that we should sell and when the market is down a lot and prices are low we should buy more shares, that way the stockmarket can go back up. Just saying.
This is the free market fixing glut. If you sell now you have bought your losses. If you leave your money where it's at, and can afford to wait for the market to rebound, your current loss could be your future cash cow. Depending on where your money is allocated. As for GM and Citi... You'd be better off to sell. They'll be government owned soon anyway.
2/17/2009 9:58:07 PM
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i think that we should sell and when the market is down a lot and prices are low we should buy more shares, that way the stockmarket can go back up. Just saying.
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3/2/2009 9:01:07 PM
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This is the free market fixing glut. If you sell now you have bought your losses. If you leave your money where it's at, and can afford to wait for the market to rebound, your current loss could be your future cash cow. Depending on where your money is allocated. As for GM and Citi... You'd be better off to sell. They'll be government owned soon anyway.
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4/22/2009 10:14:41 PM
buy buy buy by erik
the thing is, the stock market goes down because we believe that it is doing bad and we believe it is going down. if people would buy stocks, the market would go up, people would get jobs, and everything would be back to normal. Honestly, the main thing we should all do is go buy more stocks.
BAMMM!
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