Do you notice I’m trying to create the most capitulatory headlines I can possibly make? Well I gotta admit, this is starting to get to me. I was a hair away from capitulating today and not waiting to see if my move would materialize. I was more scared when the Dow was -200 then when the Dow got to -600 because I know its going to cause a move soon. Today’s action just made any long or anyone on the sidelines think the market will NEVER print an up day ever again. Very tough not cover my materi

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Once again in the last hour of trading the stock market is crashing again and at this moment, it’s at -671. after floating around -400 all day. WHO IS DRIVING THIS, and are they backing Obama like Bernanke (and probably Paulson too)? Did anybody notice that every time the market started to stabilize, Bernanke, Paulson [...]

Will We Have Another 1987 Market Crash? By John Rothe on Oct 22, 2008 in Finance | 0 Comments by John Rothe With the increased volatility in the US Stock markets over the past few weeks, now may be a good time to take a look at what happened in the 1987 market crash. Between October 14 and October 19, 1987, major indexes in the United States dropped 30 percent or more. On October 19, 1987, a date that subsequently became known as Black Monday, the Dow Jones Industrial Average plummeted 508 p

Third time's the charm? The Federal Reserve launched its third attempt to ease money markets strains, announcing a program to fund purchases of up to $600B in money market mutual fund assets. In its official statement, the Fed said the initiative "should improve the liquidity position of money market investors" and increase their ability to meet future redemption requests. The Fed, which will announce the program's start date by the end of the week, could lend up to $540B to five "special purp