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Posted on 10/19/2006 1:06:30 PM PDT by screw boll
The Dow Closed Above 12,000!
IBRYMB.
We are sooooooooooooooooooooooooooo doomed!!!
Unfair for people not in the market.
/s
NB4RYMB
ROVE YOU MAGNIFICENT BASTARD!
Who's going to be the first to post "It's Bush'a fault?"
BUSH'S FAULT!!! WOMEN AND MINORITIES HIT HARDEST!!!!!
Bush's Fault!
Yeah!!!!!!!!!
I was waiting for it. (See post #2).
Took all the to Post #6 to do it--we're slowing down
Fox, CNBC and even Headline News were reporting on DOW 12,000 at market close. CNN was reporting on Mark Foley.
Cavuto even gave a bit of trivia. Seems that today is the 19th anniversary of Black Monday. On October 19, 1987 the Dow Jones Industrial Average lost almost 22% in a single day. 19 years later we have gained 6 fold to close over 12,000.
Too bad the economy sucks.
Oh, and Foley is still a pervert per CNN
Bush called all the investors in the nation and fund managers and told them to push the dow higher. he also told all corporations that might report worse than expected earnings, to hold off till after the election. that's the only reason. sarc/
"NEW YORK (AP) -- The Dow Jones industrial average scored its first close above 12,000 Thursday as Wall Street managed to hold on to gains despite concerns about the strength of the economy."
It must the concerns of DUmboRats! They're concerned that the strength of the economy may hurt their chances in the election, I'll bet!
Women, children, and minorities hit hardest! Government regulations requiring photo ID for investments and brokerage accounts to be reviewed by the USSC. Dims to introduce legislation to allow leveraging and margin accounts on child support, alimony, SSI, and welfare benefits.
Worst
Economy
Since
Hoover
No bias here, nothing to see, move along!
Great news!!!
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