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To: elmatador who wrote (40584)10/1/2008 8:53:48 PM
From: prosperous1 Recommendation  Respond to of 218651
 
Everyone getting ready for post bailout rally:
-the financial media is doing non-stop pimping in favor of the bailout on TV; with infinite sob-stories of car dealers who are not able to get credit for getting more cars. Not sure even if car dealers filled their lots with cars consumers are going to be able to buy them, their propaganda is nauseating to say the least, only pro-bailout stories shown back to back. People really need to understand that the bailout is a chance govt is pushing on people which may not work out
-Too many people have too much of their assets in stock market; the DJ on the local FM radio station is anxiously reading out stock indices every few minutes and his emotion changes based on the direction every day
-the fact that too many have stock market involvement and for some reason the pathetic attempts to focus on stock indices by govt/media/people is contrary sign that they need to correct seriously, and they will
-the hedge funds are keeping indices trading counter-intuitive to he fundamentals and supporting the value artificially by trading with either other via their computers; many of these will be wiped out at major inflection points; we will see this play out over next 2 quarters, we don't bottom out until indices trade in line with fundamentals
-the focus on stock markets need to move away