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Strategies & Market Trends : Classic TA Workplace
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To: AllansAlias who wrote (13505)9/13/2001 5:06:21 PM
From: UnBelievable  Read Replies (1) of 209892
 
They Expire Worthless As Usual

I wonder if the fact that people have not been able to get at the money they have in the market for almost a week will change perceptions about the liquidity of stock investments.

There can be no doubt that the events of this week have in fact decreased the value of equities.

Equity prices will go lower because of both a lower expected value of future profits as well as a significant increase in the risk which must now be added to every profit projection.

In addition to the extent that companies still had any incentive to postpone the disclosure of problems they now have a excuse to good to ignore. The same is true for the gangsters. Since market declines at this times can be attributed to the heinous acts of terrorists this is the best time to let the market decline and avoid having J6P attribute the decline to "the market".

To the extent that there is any movement up it will be attributable to the banksters making an investment that they have determined will enable them to liquidate their inventory at higher prices.

BTW - Did you know that the Federal Reserve is a private company which is owned by US banks, with the amount of ownership generally proportionate to the size of the bank?
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