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Dow Jumps 500 Points On Report That Obama Plans To Name Timothy Geithner As Treasury Secretary
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- Certainly can''t depend on Bush to do anything to help the markets. We have to rely on the President-Elect 2 months before he''s even in office.
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- Every time Bush pops his head out the White House door, the market crashes!! Obama makes a decision behind closed doors and the market soars. We may get out of this Bush depression quicker than I thought.
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- Wall Street sure is easy to pacify.
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- This should calm Wall Street.
This was a good choice - Reply to this comment
- Look at that!!! Obama is already more Presidential than Bush. Just look at his admin picks.
Go Obama lets fix this thing. - Reply to this comment
- Stocks growing based on a nomination? Talk about lasting and solid growth.
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- as ps. Hillary had 18 million votes of confidence in her.
stick it oldtimer. - Reply to this comment
- What???
Did the little dummies on the Board of Citi not figure anything out?
Their eyes have been bigger than their stomach and brains as of late. - Reply to this comment
- Hey Kids, lets watch and see if the latest hedge fund prop up last until 4:30. Any bets it won''t?
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- I was a Bush activist and I appologize to every one. That being said I will expect your appology in 4 years or less. "WHAT CHANGE" people? It looks like a Clinton White House to me. Obama is just going to be a figure head and nothing more.
Posted by oldtimer1941 at 12:15 PM : Nov 21, 2008
LOL Better look again! LOL Regardless the Change is supposed to be in POLICY not personal. He promised to get the BEST people to carry out his Change. I most certainly will be watching to see that the Change he promised takes place. I''m willing to bet Bush''s Economic Policy will be gone in a Week... less. His Policy toward other nations may be around even less time. - Reply to this comment
- Citigroup will certainly be a different type of company come Monday.
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- Lady_Organs - CITI is down 21% today, 80% in 3 months.
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Yes I know. I short sold it a few weeks ago. - Reply to this comment
- Lady_Organs - CITI is down 21% today, 80% in 3 months.
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- Wow they are down only 21% as of now. Management there is pure genius. They should give themselves a bonus.
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- NO NO NO YOU''''RE TOTALLY WRONG!!!
It should be "irrelevant and childish" not "childish irrelevant!!!" You TRAITOR!!!!
LOL!
Posted by txgrouch2007 at 11:56 AM : Nov 21, 2008
All right, all right........from now on, we can skip the grammar checking, deal? - Reply to this comment
- This company is dead. Citi''s stock price is again crashing today and it is breaking on CNBC that they''ve shopped the company around but no one will buy it. Good luck lasting through the weekend!
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- TXGROUCH2007 ANYWAY IF SOMEONE WANT''S TO HUNT THE PEICE OF SHI! GRAMM I DOWN FOR ANY REASON I THINK HE LIVES IN TEXAS BUT CHECK WITH JOHN MCCAIN FIRST THEY ARE BIG BUDDS.
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- TXGROCH2007 YOU MAY BE RIGHT BUT NO MATTER THE REPUBLICANS FVCKED THE AMERICAN PEOPLE AGAIN.
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- I can''''t wait until the random, childish irrelevant Bush bashing is over.
Posted by easeup at 11:22 AM : Nov 21, 2008
NO NO NO YOU''RE TOTALLY WRONG!!!
It should be "irrelevant and childish" not "childish irrelevant!!!" You TRAITOR!!!!
LOL! - Reply to this comment
- IT WAS VETOED BY CLINTON THEN OVERIDEN BUY THE REPUBLICAN CONGRESS
Posted by rxzyu at 11:47 AM : Nov 21, 2008
Nice attempt to RE-WRITE HISTORY!!!
It was "veto proof." Clinton signed it into law. End of story. - Reply to this comment
