Investing and Trading: Week in Review for September 6, 2008
Posted on Sep 14, 2008 under Forex Day Trade Review |
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Welcome to the week in Review. I saw this Bloomberg article the other day - about another possibility that we “might” be in a recession. What? Listen folks - WE ARE IN a recession. It’s that simple. Ford is trading at a price with the penny stocks; as are many regional banks. CPI core inflation is 5.6%, and you can only get 3.5% out of a bank on your money. The government is so out of touch, that they think that printing more money and sending it in the mail won’t hurt the inflation problem. Unemployment is 6.1%. People are talking about one of the big three going under. The housing situation was the worst since the Great Depression. There’s a credit crisis. WHAT MORE DO YOU NEED? THE GDP DEFINITION ISN’T ACCURATE!
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September 14th, 2008 at 3:28 pm
But it’s a good …
But it’s a good question.
That being said, speaking as an Investor? The long term, it really won’t matter too much four years from now. I doubt people will even mention it at that time.
Speaking as a Trader? I have to deal with what ‘is’. Therefore - I will watch the markets reaction to it, and react to that. I try not to have a reaction, but watch the markets, and play in the momentum that the lunacy the market creates.
September 14th, 2008 at 3:28 pm
Absolutely no way …
Absolutely no way to predict. Heck, at this point, much of it may already be priced in, or the market may completely flip out …
September 14th, 2008 at 3:28 pm
How would the …
How would the market react on Freddie mac and fannie mae?