On Mon, 12 Oct 2009 10:06:43 -0600, Canuck57 wrote:


Look at the obvious, as soon as it looked like the Mesiah BO was going
to get elected the market tanked. The bubble burst as it knew the
economy couldn't take more liberal debt spending yet that is what was a
happening.

But you are a true liberal, lots of excuses.

Do you make this up as you go along? I won't blame Bush for this
economy. It is, after all, a free market. The facts are, however, the
Dow reached it's all time high, in October, *2007*. By July, 2008, it
was off that high by 20%, and heading down, not bottomed, but already
tanked. The National Conventions hadn't occurred yet, and, McCain and
Obama, were running even in the polls in August.

I may be a liberal, but you don't let facts get in the way, do you?

thunder wrote:
On Mon, 12 Oct 2009 10:06:43 -0600, Canuck57 wrote:


Look at the obvious, as soon as it looked like the Mesiah BO was going
to get elected the market tanked. The bubble burst as it knew the
economy couldn't take more liberal debt spending yet that is what was a
happening.

But you are a true liberal, lots of excuses.

Do you make this up as you go along? I won't blame Bush for this
economy. It is, after all, a free market. The facts are, however, the
Dow reached it's all time high, in October, *2007*. By July, 2008, it
was off that high by 20%, and heading down, not bottomed, but already
tanked. The National Conventions hadn't occurred yet, and, McCain and
Obama, were running even in the polls in August.

I may be a liberal, but you don't let facts get in the way, do you?

Who knows, maybe I am wrong. But none the less, the smell of more
liberal democrats scared me to liquifing to about 70%+ cash, something I
haven't done since 1991. And since I seem to make/preserve money doing
it, be the analysis right or worng I plan on sticking with it. Left me
in a very good position.