Looming Republican Government Shutdown having Adverse effect on the Market.

[TooTall]

Who is not allowing a conference committee to resolve the differences?

That would be Harry Reid.

At least that's what listeners of the Echo Chamber beleive huh?

GOP blocks Reid from creating conference committee on budget - The Hill's On The Money

On Monday night, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-NV) stated that "we will not go to conference with a gun to our heads." He requested that the House pass a "clean" CR and then go to conference on the broader budget bills.

 

[thereisnospoon]

And what DOESN'T have a fucking adverse effect on the market? Obama could have a bad golf game and the market would react.

The market's value has nearly doubled since Obama came into office, dumbass.

HA!..But for this idiotic and inflationary fake money intravenous drip called Quantitative Easing, the Dow would be down around 10,000. And the value of the dollar would not be in its current sorry ass state.
In any event, the "value" of stocks are not up... The prices are. There is a big difference.
Many analysts have stated many times during all three of the QE's that stocks are over priced. And each time there is a correction that fixes this, the government steps in and pumps in other sugar rush of cash.
In fact when QE III was about to expire, Bernanke at first was going to let it finally lapse.
That is until Obama stepped in and told the country that QE III was needed to bolster the economy. Bernanke caved and made QE III open ended. And another thing. Wanna know why home prices are starting to rise? ...Because the federal government is repeating the same stupid mistake it made when it cut Fannie and Freddie loose.
That's right, the federal government is again attempting to artificially manipulate the housing market. Unreal.
[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9EQPrFR9KRo]The Rainmaker - YouTube[/ame]

 

[Rozman]

The Dow Jones industrial average rose 62 points, or 0.4 percent, to close at 15,191 Tuesday.

Markets shrug off partial US government shutdown - Beaumont Enterprise

How bout that........

 

[thereisnospoon]

I like what the House is doing. They are sending the Senate individual bills to fund parts of the government that are shut down for now.
The dems must furious. Furious because they cannot avoid passing these things without looking bad..
It's going to be interesting watching the Democrats sweat..
Harry Reid keeps yapping about 'clean bills''. Yeah, so he can get off the hook. Not a chance. Reid decided to play politics and not negotiate on Obamacare funding or implementation of the law, fine. Let him play poltics. Meanwhile the House is offering good faith spending measures so no one gets hurt. See, democrats, you're not the only ones who have arrows in the quiver.
House GOP to try piecemeal funding; Obama threatens veto - The Hill - covering Congress, Politics, Political Campaigns and Capitol Hill | TheHill.com

 

[Rozman]

So the market tanked ?????

 

[Rozman]

Libs must be furious....

 

[TooTall]

Who is not allowing a conference committee to resolve the differences?

That would be Harry Reid.

At least that's what listeners of the Echo Chamber beleive huh?

GOP blocks Reid from creating conference committee on budget - The Hill's On The Money

The House passed the measure seeking a conference committee, 228 to 199. But even before the 1 a.m. vote, Democratic leaders promised to swiftly reject the offer when the Senate met later Tuesday morning."

Talk through [the] differences," House Speaker John A. Boehner urged the Senate after the vote. "I would hope that the Senate would accept our offer to go to conference and discuss this so we can resolve this for the American people."

Although Democratic leaders said they would be willing to work with the House to resolve the differences, they said they would only agree to form a committee after the House approved a government funding bill that was not linked to stopping the president’s healthcare law.

Government shutdown: House seeks conference with Senate - latimes.com

In simple speak, Harry Reid's answer was NO.

 

[Rozman]

DJIA - Dow Jones Industrial Average - CNNMoney

 

[Geaux4it]

Once again Barack Obama taking care of his buddies in the 1% crowd while convincing the liberals that they are evil. Flying around in big jets and stuff

The leftist are so naive, or stupid. Maybe a little of both

-Geaux

 

[Trajan]

For the third time in US history, Conservative Republicans are engaging in a petulant power play against a Liberal Democratic President.

For the first time in American History, the Conservative Republicans are using the Debt Ceiling as a means to defund a law they don't like.

Markets are reeling..

Breaking News

U.S. stocks sink at the open as federal shutdown looms. Dow sheds 150 points. Nasdaq slides 1%. S&P 500 falls 0.9%.
CNNMoney - Business, financial and personal finance news

so now you're worried about wall street...

 

[Trajan]

Once again Barack Obama taking care of his buddies in the 1% crowd while convincing the liberals that they are evil. Flying around in big jets and stuff

The leftist are so naive, or stupid. Maybe a little of both

-Geaux

yup- market highs under bush? hes draining the po', the rich getting richer, the poor getting poorer ( in a 4.7% UE, gdp 3.2% economy) etc etc etc .......under Obama ala BernBanke? Its a tragedy if the market drops.... effing hypocrites...

 

[deltex1]

For the third time in US history, Conservative Republicans are engaging in a petulant power play against a Liberal Democratic President.

For the first time in American History, the Conservative Republicans are using the Debt Ceiling as a means to defund a law they don't like.

Markets are reeling..

>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

I reeled in 6K today....God bless SIRIUS and WallSt gamblers.

 

[Geaux4it]

For the third time in US history, Conservative Republicans are engaging in a petulant power play against a Liberal Democratic President.

For the first time in American History, the Conservative Republicans are using the Debt Ceiling as a means to defund a law they don't like.

Markets are reeling..

>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

I reeled in 6K today....God bless SIRIUS and WallSt gamblers.

Indeed- The markets, like the house, understand the power of the purse

-Geaux

 

[Sallow]

The Dow Jones industrial average rose 62 points, or 0.4 percent, to close at 15,191 Tuesday.

Markets shrug off partial US government shutdown - Beaumont Enterprise

How bout that........

You know what a "Dead Cat Bounce" is?



Look it up.

 

[Sallow]

For the third time in US history, Conservative Republicans are engaging in a petulant power play against a Liberal Democratic President.

For the first time in American History, the Conservative Republicans are using the Debt Ceiling as a means to defund a law they don't like.

Markets are reeling..

Breaking News

U.S. stocks sink at the open as federal shutdown looms. Dow sheds 150 points. Nasdaq slides 1%. S&P 500 falls 0.9%.
CNNMoney - Business, financial and personal finance news

so now you're worried about wall street...

Of course I am worried about it.

It's my bread and butter..dude.

 

[thereisnospoon]

The Dow Jones industrial average rose 62 points, or 0.4 percent, to close at 15,191 Tuesday.

Markets shrug off partial US government shutdown - Beaumont Enterprise

How bout that........

You know what a "Dead Cat Bounce" is?



Look it up.

Yeah..And this isn't one.
A dead cat bounce occurs the next business day after a days trading in which most stocks lost ground and the indexes fell sharply.
And example would be a 500 point loss followed by a 300 pt gain the next trading day.
No such loss occurred. You used the incorrect term.

 

[Sallow]

The Dow Jones industrial average rose 62 points, or 0.4 percent, to close at 15,191 Tuesday.

Markets shrug off partial US government shutdown - Beaumont Enterprise

How bout that........

You know what a "Dead Cat Bounce" is?



Look it up.

Yeah..And this isn't one.
A dead cat bounce occurs the next business day after a days trading in which most stocks lost ground and the indexes fell sharply.
And example would be a 500 point loss followed by a 300 pt gain the next trading day.
No such loss occurred. You used the incorrect term.

Um..

No..I didn't.

There's no metrics that define it either.

You googled it and are trying to make up shit as you go along.

That's kind of like me watching "Lethal Weapon" and telling you how to use your glock.

 

[Mac1958]

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The dumb money (read: smaller investors) will freak out and base their investing on the news. Sell! Sell! Sell!

The smart money (read: institutional investors) will buy on dips and laugh at the silliness of our "leaders".

When people invest from a partisan cocoon, they can be fun to watch.

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[Geaux4it]

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The dumb money (read: smaller investors) will freak out and base their investing on the news. Sell! Sell! Sell!

The smart money (read: institutional investors) will buy on dips and laugh at the silliness of our "leaders".

When people invest from a partisan cocoon, they can be fun to watch.

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Even a blind squirrel finds an acorn every now and then. The mom and pa investors could rack up 5% without even looking this past year as a result of 85 billion a month of printing

Money does grow on trees

-Geaux

 

[thereisnospoon]

You know what a "Dead Cat Bounce" is?



Look it up.

Yeah..And this isn't one.
A dead cat bounce occurs the next business day after a days trading in which most stocks lost ground and the indexes fell sharply.
And example would be a 500 point loss followed by a 300 pt gain the next trading day.
No such loss occurred. You used the incorrect term.

Um..

No..I didn't.

There's no metrics that define it either.

You googled it and are trying to make up shit as you go along.

That's kind of like me watching "Lethal Weapon" and telling you how to use your glock.

No, I did not google anything, you felcher. You libs are in need of self importance to the degree that in order to have something to say, you must make assumptions.


If there are no metrics to define it, why then did you use the term?
Busted.....A-Gain..Sheesh