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Sunday, July 06, 2014

BREAKING NEWS: Dow closes above 17,000

The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed above 17,000 for the first time in history, fueled by a strong jobs report.

Publishers Notes: I've got a Bridge I'd like to sell you. 

20 comments:

  1. stocks always go up when war is at the horizon, the military-industrial complex just gets richer

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  2. What goes up must come down.

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  3. That 1 trillion dollars a year the private reserve bank is dumping into our economy has to go somewhere. It's pumping up the stock market, repressing interest rates, and covering the manipulation of paper gold and silver prices.

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  4. Worst. Socialist. Ever.

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  5. You all blame the President and harp endlessly on the bad economy when the stock market falls a few points but refuse to give credit when it goes up? There is simply no helping those who love to bitch and moan. Miserable lives you all must lead.

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  6. The market isn't going up because companies are more profitable. That would be great. It's going up because of inflation. Since you don't know, it's the reason why gas is more expensive, and food costs more, and you have less to save each month. While you get screwed over, insiders are getting virtually free cash to make money with.

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  7. Yes 3:15, miserable lives. Ignorant is bliss, isn't it?

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  8. 3:15 Hold on dick. If you can still blame Bush for all the bad crap, you can blame Bush for all the good stuff, too. You can't have it both ways. You want to talk about bitch and moan, look at the white house! Losers!

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  9. I rode oil and precious metals to triple my portfolio... got out before they dipped... now I'm riding a new wave of money. Just have to get out at the right time. Loving it!

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  10. Feds propping it up is all just as 2:43 said. Nothing more than an attempt to improve the Liar in Chief's approval ratings. Unfortunately those who support the Liar in Chief aren't exactly of even an average intelligence level and couldn't understand this even if they wanted to.

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  11. Notice yesterday that a press release said that Jobs were at an all time low and today the stocks are at an all time high.

    Something is cooking for Obama and the Dems, you can bet that is for sure.

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  12. Obama sure is awful at being a Muslim socialist.

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  13. Anonymous said...
    Feds propping it up is all just as 2:43 said. Nothing more than an attempt to improve the Liar in Chief's approval ratings. Unfortunately those who support the Liar in Chief aren't exactly of even an average intelligence level and couldn't understand this even if they wanted to.

    July 3, 2014 at 4:12 PM

    and the lemming at 3:15pm fits the bill!

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  14. smoke & mirrors
    bread & circuses

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  15. True 4:33. It's really amazing how ignorant the Obama supporters are. To them the most important thing they need to know is what new type of cell phone is available.

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  16. "Let them eat cake."

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  17. It stuns me how ignorant you delmarva folks truly ARE!!!! The shores economy is alot different then the rest of the country. There is no progress or industry on the shore and you locals can almost single handedly blame yourselves....

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  18. 3:15
    you obviously dont have a clue how the market works. just being pumped up by all the money printed to keep it looking like it is growing. i pitty the fools that believe it and are in it when it does crash. gonna make 2008 look like a kids party.

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  19. Since the downs at an all time high, A lot of people can afford the bridge you are selling.

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  20. 4:12 - I commend you for getting out at 'the right time'. Question tho' - are you sitting in dollars now? If so, inflation is eating away at your gains. Out of stocks is great, but what's the alternative? I'm just not seeing it - and I don't buy the precious metals thing beyond 10% of your portfolio.

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