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  • #9,821
  • Jul 7, 2008 11:30am Jul 7, 2008 11:30am
Quoting cesarnc
Yeah I know. Lousy Monday, they say..

Well, you and Boho are also to post thong pics here and so far, nothing. We got to install microwave ovens, custom kitchen deliver, we got to move these refrigerators, we got to move this color TVs.

But money for nothing and chicks for free, NO
thong pics?? zzzzzzz
Never say never.
  • #9,822
  • Jul 7, 2008 11:45am Jul 7, 2008 11:45am
Quoting razldazl
thong pics?? zzzzzzz
If there's one thing we can be sure about a lousy Monday, is that it can get worse.

I got kicked out of a quick poker tournment with a pocket Ks. Lost to the yahoo going all in with 4 8 offsuited. Flop 3-j-8 Turn 9, River - 8

If I tried a Russan roulette today, I would get shot twice
  • #9,823
  • Jul 7, 2008 12:00pm Jul 7, 2008 12:00pm
UBS may lose bank license in U.S

http://www.guardian.co.uk/business/2...29/ubs.banking




Bye Bye UBS
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  • #9,824
  • Jul 7, 2008 12:03pm Jul 7, 2008 12:03pm
is making my day right now...
Never say never.
  • #9,825
  • Jul 7, 2008 12:34pm Jul 7, 2008 12:34pm
Quoting Big Wave Rider
UBS may lose bank license in U.S

http://www.guardian.co.uk/business/2...29/ubs.banking




Bye Bye UBS
July 7 (Bloomberg) -- Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae plunged in New York Stock Exchange composite trading on concern the two largest mortgage-finance companies may need to raise more capital.
Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc. analysts said in a report today that an accounting change may force Fannie Mae to add $46 billion of capital and Freddie Mac to add $29 billion.

Dow -128, 159 to lose 11K.

9h 25min to lousy Monday's end
  • #9,826
  • Jul 7, 2008 12:36pm Jul 7, 2008 12:36pm
Quoting cesarnc
July 7 (Bloomberg) -- Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae plunged in New York Stock Exchange composite trading on concern the two largest mortgage-finance companies may need to raise more capital.
Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc. analysts said in a report today that an accounting change may force Fannie Mae to add $46 billion of capital and Freddie Mac to add $29 billion.

Dow -128, 159 to lose 11K.

9h 25min to lousy Monday's end
  • #9,827
  • Jul 7, 2008 12:39pm Jul 7, 2008 12:39pm
Turtle's dog spotted

http://www.apple2.org.za/gswv/me/Gra...Party.Pug.JPEG

Owner still M.I.A.
  • #9,828
  • Jul 7, 2008 12:44pm Jul 7, 2008 12:44pm
Quoting cesarnc
July 7 (Bloomberg) -- Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae plunged in New York Stock Exchange composite trading on concern the two largest mortgage-finance companies may need to raise more capital.
Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc. analysts said in a report today that an accounting change may force Fannie Mae to add $46 billion of capital and Freddie Mac to add $29 billion.

Dow -128, 159 to lose 11K.

9h 25min to lousy Monday's end


Call me when it's tuesday. I'll be in here.

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  • #9,829
  • Jul 7, 2008 12:47pm Jul 7, 2008 12:47pm
and it's brother Bovespa down. maybe we should call bovespa its sister instead! anyhow, Europe gonna be stinking red tomorrow, no doubt (?). But, as i have said before, Shanghai Comp is key here: if this can breach 2500 then this is gonna get awfully bloody. as i write Bovespa down 500 (in the morning it was +1000 )
  • #9,830
  • Jul 7, 2008 12:47pm Jul 7, 2008 12:47pm
and yet more bad news for UBS

http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?p...B9k&refer=home
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  • #9,831
  • Edited 1:28pm Jul 7, 2008 12:56pm | Edited 1:28pm
Another View also Exists or not ?

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
The Miracle Minute The Greatest Story Never Told
July 5, 2008 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~


In a speech given at Hillsdale College on January 29, 2008, Patrick Toomey said, "There is a debate going on today over whether our economy is in recession. Polls show sagging public confidence. But some perspective is sorely needed. The fact of the matter is that we in the United States, and to a lesser degree the entire world, have just lived through -- and continue to live in -- the greatest period of prosperity in human history. Over the last 25 years, more wealth has been created, more people have been lifted out of poverty, standards of living have been elevated more dramatically, and the quality and length of life have improved, more than ever before in recorded history. Unfortunately, this is the greatest story never told."

What creates sagging public confidence? Is it the result of actual research? Or, does it result from "doom and gloom" media?

Have you ever seen blank spaces in newspapers or newscasts? Is there any chance that what you are reading or hearing has been altered or invented to fill empty space?

There is as much good news as there is bad. Yet, day after day, week after week, we are being hit with reports of rapes, murders, global warming, the sky is falling, the flu is coming, government should fix it, and of course, the end is near.

How can anyone have confidence when they are being fed a never ending diet of doom, gloom, garbage and misleading myths?

What we "the people" suffer from is not a lack of opportunities or a financial recession. It's a lack of honesty and common sense.

Dick Warn
Copyright 2008 Richard S. Warn & Associates

  • #9,832
  • Jul 7, 2008 12:59pm Jul 7, 2008 12:59pm
Quoting ukvipersden
and it's brother Bovespa down. maybe we should call bovespa its sister instead! anyhow, Europe gonna be stinking red tomorrow, no doubt (?). But, as i have said before, Shanghai Comp is key here: if this can breach 2500 then this is gonna get awfully bloody. as i write Bovespa down 500 (in the morning it was +1000 )
Great majority of BOVESPA's volume is Petrobras e Vale do Rio Doce only. When there is financial data from these companies or when there is economic data in Brazil, they have their own action. Otherwise, they mimic Dow for sure.

There are days when Oil surge, causing Dow to tank, Petrobras (that should soar), tanks as well. Freaking monkeys down here thinking they are Wall Street big shots. Don't even know expensive oil is good for Petrobras LOL.
  • #9,833
  • Jul 7, 2008 1:06pm Jul 7, 2008 1:06pm
Quoting cesarnc
Great majority of BOVESPA's volume is Petrobras e Vale do Rio Doce only. When there is financial data from these companies or when there is economic data in Brazil, they have their own action. Otherwise, they mimic Dow for sure.

There are days when Oil surge, causing Dow to tank, Petrobras (that should soar), tanks as well. Freaking monkeys down here thinking they are Wall Street big shots. Don't even know expensive oil is good for Petrobras LOL.
agreed miners also: mind you, look at bloody ftse index: swamped with miners which i am heavily short onhttp://www.forexfactory.com/images/icons/icon10.gif
  • #9,834
  • Jul 7, 2008 1:09pm Jul 7, 2008 1:09pm
What is good for Petrobras might not be what is good for Brazil overall. If US and rest of industrilized (meaning oil-addicted ) world slows or worse has a deep recession that can't be good for other industries in Brazil?
  • #9,835
  • Jul 7, 2008 1:11pm Jul 7, 2008 1:11pm
Quoting ukvipersden
agreed miners also: mind you, look at bloody ftse index: swamped with miners which i am heavily short onhttp://www.forexfactory.com/images/icons/icon10.gif
And why is that. UK being heavily into services (Banking/Insurance/etc) why do the Miners still make up a big chunk of the FTSE100?
  • #9,836
  • Jul 7, 2008 1:13pm Jul 7, 2008 1:13pm
Quoting SunTrader
What is good for Pertobras might not be what is good for Brazil overall. If US and rest of industrilized (meaning oil-addicted ) world slows or worse has a deep recession that can't be good for other industries in Brazil?
That's the big question here. Whether or not China would ease the slowdown and thus need more and more oil, steel and grains, then easing the effects here in Brazil.

Some say yes, some say no.
  • #9,837
  • Jul 7, 2008 1:15pm Jul 7, 2008 1:15pm
Quoting cesarnc
That's the big question here. Whether or not China would ease the slowdown and thus need more and more oil, steel and grains, then easing the effects here in Brazil.

Some say yes, some say no.
in other words, decoupling: I don't buy it
  • #9,838
  • Jul 7, 2008 1:50pm Jul 7, 2008 1:50pm
Quoting SunTrader
What is good for Petrobras might not be what is good for Brazil overall. If US and rest of industrilized (meaning oil-addicted ) world slows or worse has a deep recession that can't be good for other industries in Brazil?

Yes and a complete breakup or bankruptcy of one of the worlds largest investment banks can't be good for anybody except for bottom feeders like me UBS now at $18 (was $92) waiting for it to reach $1 per share before I buy.
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  • #9,839
  • Jul 7, 2008 2:05pm Jul 7, 2008 2:05pm
Quoting Big Wave Rider
Yes and a complete breakup or bankruptcy of one of the worlds largest investment banks can't be good for anybody except for bottom feeders like me UBS now at $18 (was $92) waiting for it to reach $1 per share before I buy.
LOL, reminds me of that Bear Stearns Monday
  • #9,840
  • Jul 7, 2008 2:25pm Jul 7, 2008 2:25pm
Moe is dead

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