Paulson Shifts Focus of Rescue to Consumer Lending (Update3) By John Brinsley and Robert Schmidt Nov. 12 (Bloomberg) -- US Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson plans to use the second half of the $700 billion financial rescue program to help relieve pressures on consumer credit, scrapping an effort to buy devalued ... |
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Showing posts with label stocks. Show all posts
Showing posts with label stocks. Show all posts
Wednesday, November 12, 2008
Market free fall...
Monday, November 10, 2008
It's time to hibernate!
You ever feel like you hit a wall? Yeah, well - I hit one a few months ago and it still hurts. I like to scratch my back against the wall, but I don't like being up against the wall. It might sound strange at first, but if you think about it, that's how life is sometimes.So a relative of mine was stuck in a moat for a long time, what else? President-elect Barack Obama visited the White House today in Washington, D.C. The market was up today, but then rose as China said it would spend 600 billion but ultimately the dow fell almost 88 points and GM finished the lowest loss in 62 years. AIG is a thorn in my side BTW, that's it - I gotta itch ta' scratch and then it's nap time, like for a few months.
Monday, September 29, 2008
Friday, April 11, 2008
Boo Hoo cry me a river!
Wall Street- So the market underperformed, we all have, I don't see what the big deal is. GE allegedly shook consumer confidence, we'll if GE still wants to be known for incandescent light bulbs, no shit there stock is down. So what can we do, re-invent the microwave? No, we have go natural and think like a bear... instinctual.What would I do If I was in charge of GE?
1. I'd go for it. They can't afford to play second fiddle - I Doubt the airline woes helped out this week, but still produce - you are GE!
2. Crush the competition... How? See number 1 for Produce.
3. Take a day off and take a walk in the trees. If we are going to capitalize on the "green" thing, you are going to have to "think" like a bear and git-r-done, Rarrr! See More at FAQ News Net
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| Indexes | ||
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| Dow | 12,325.42 | -256.56 |
| Nasdaq | 2,290.24 | -61.46 |
| S&P | 1,332.83 | -27.72 |
| 10-Yr Note | 100.22 | +0.56 |
Tuesday, April 1, 2008
Rarr Markets Up - Rarr!
ALASAKA--Rarrr! Markets are up all over the place. I'm in the market for some fresh fish."Rarrr! Frrrrreesssshhhh Fiiiiiiisssssh!!!!!!!!!"
Tuesday, March 25, 2008
Daily Market Update with Teddy Bear
"Moody says JPMorgan is unaffected by a certain recent buyout, I am though, plum tuckered. All this he-said she-said, bear-bull has got me frumpy. I wish I could visit the Hoover Dam, but I'm stuck in a f**king playroom." >>>More
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Friday, March 21, 2008
Daily Market update with Stern Bears
WALL STREET-- This is the final update for Friday, March 21st, 2008. I would politely ask that Monkey get off the Stern Bears Blog and don't make me ask you again. Have a good holiday weekend everyone. Rarrr!| Dow | 12,361.32 | 261.66 |
| Nasdaq | 2,258.11 | 48.15 |
| S&P 500 | 1,329.51 | 31.09 |
| 10 YR | 3.33% | -0.03 |
| Oil | $101.84 | $-0.70 |
| Gold | $920.00 | $-25.30 |
Tuesday, March 18, 2008
Mid Morning Rally according to Stern Bears
(NEW YORK) Stocks soared, led by big jumps in many financial stocks, after Goldman and Lehman posted better-than-expected earnings and as investors looked ahead to what many expect will be a deep cut in interest rates by the Federal Reserve."RARRRRRRRRRRRRR!"
Monday, March 17, 2008
Market update with Stern Bears
(New York) Once again, all the drama was in the financial sector Monday and once again, the Nasdaq woefully underperformed. This is an all too familiar pattern in recent months. Heading into Monday's session the Nasdaq was already in bear market territory (down more than 20% from its recent high) and had closed below its Jan. 22 intraday low a week ago.| Dow | 11,972.25 | 21.16 |
| Nasdaq | 2,177.01 | -35.48 |
| S&P 500 | 1,276.60 | -11.54 |
| 10 YR | 3.31% | -0.11 |
| Oil | $105.68 | $-4.53 |
| Gold | $1,002.60 | $3.10 |
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