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pahunkboy -> WTF the markets? (5/6/2010 12:30:52 PM)
DOW down, gold up- it is crazy. Nearly all financial servers are jammed., Gold 1209.70

popeye1250 -> RE: WTF the markets? (5/6/2010 1:12:11 PM)
And another benefit of this "global economy!" Now the IMF (our taxdollars) will "help out" another failing economy. Just who was the genius who came up with this "global economy" crap anyway? They're not "third world countries" anymore they're....."~developing countries!~"! Only thing is the only thing they're "developing" is more poverty and more population. So, we kick the can of corporations' debt down the road far enough and the next thing you know we have to kick the can of countrie's debt next! You can only reward failure for so long.

pahunkboy -> RE: WTF the markets? (5/6/2010 1:13:57 PM)
Gold was up but silver down- now both are up. The after markets can be interesting to watch.

DomYngBlk -> RE: WTF the markets? (5/6/2010 1:23:01 PM)
Just the tip of the iceberg. Wait till they downgrade Portugals debt. That should be fun.

sappatoti -> RE: WTF the markets? (5/6/2010 1:25:02 PM)
Looks like the dominos have begun to fall.

pahunkboy -> RE: WTF the markets? (5/6/2010 3:11:26 PM)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wsIouHZsruQ&playnext_from=TL&videos=4VSGD3rRJLI&feature=sub

subrob1967 -> RE: WTF the markets? (5/6/2010 3:40:07 PM)
James Brown said it best in 74

Sanity -> RE: WTF the markets? (5/6/2010 3:55:30 PM)
My bad, I only meant to sell millions and my finger slipped. Sorry. http://www.cnbc.com/id/36999483

pahunkboy -> RE: WTF the markets? (5/6/2010 3:58:41 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: Sanity My bad, I only meant to sell millions and my finger slipped. Sorry. http://www.cnbc.com/id/36999483 Does that same computer control the nukes? How about oil rigs?

DomYngBlk -> RE: WTF the markets? (5/6/2010 4:01:07 PM)
Bush did it

pahunkboy -> RE: WTF the markets? (5/7/2010 5:48:10 AM)
CNBC’s Bartiromo: ‘That is Ridiculous. This Really Sounds Like Market Manipulation to Me’

Elisabella -> RE: WTF the markets? (5/7/2010 5:49:19 AM)
I accidentally the whole economy.

DarkSteven -> RE: WTF the markets? (5/7/2010 5:53:57 AM)
quote: ORIGINAL: Sanity My bad, I only meant to sell millions and my finger slipped. Sorry. http://www.cnbc.com/id/36999483 That is beyond insane. Anyone deliberately manipulating the markets like that would be locked up. The system should have better safeguards against accidents!

pahunkboy -> RE: WTF the markets? (5/7/2010 5:58:48 AM)
I don't think too many beleive that pressing the B - rather then the M, caused this damage. Also in 87 they fixed all this. So- ok- they lie- but what about next time? Like next week? They say they will void some trades now- but whos? How do they figure that out?

Lucylastic -> RE: WTF the markets? (5/7/2010 7:59:21 AM)
just listened to the money market guy when the stock sank...LMAO I wonder if he is feeling just a lil bit sheepish and dumb today I wonder if he has ulcers or heart problems!

pahunkboy -> RE: WTF the markets? (5/7/2010 9:30:41 AM)
I doubt it. PMs have done well this year.

pahunkboy -> RE: WTF the markets? (5/7/2010 11:24:25 AM)
http://www.rallymonkey.com/video/kenindex.swf lol

pahunkboy -> RE: WTF the markets? (5/7/2010 6:20:55 PM)
http://eclipptv.com/viewVideo.php?video_id=11757 Webster Tarpley - World economies in depression

thornhappy -> RE: WTF the markets? (5/7/2010 7:46:25 PM)
50-70% of all trades in NY are done via high-speed, computer-generated trading. With programmed trades, the system can run off and practically kill itself before someone intervenes (took 2 minutes to figure out what was going on). Trading in just 2 stocks accounted for half the losses. The "circuit breakers" instituted after '87 need updating, since they are kinda old school for today's trading environment.

pahunkboy -> RE: WTF the markets? (5/7/2010 7:47:53 PM)
it is called front running.

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