On Wed, Dec 3, 2008 at 12:56 PM, MB Software Solutions General Account
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Stephen Russell wrote:
>> How do you make money in stocks?  Buy low and Sell high!
>>
>> Guess what this is the lowest the market has been for a long time.
>
> If one could buy lots for cheap now, they're sure to make it back with
> plenty of interest over the long haul.  Finding that investment money is
> the challenge!
>
>>
>> Now if we can change the leadership of the SEC to stop the crooks from
>> shorting anything and everything we could see a great turnaround
>> quicker.
>>
>> The loose the fool Ben Bernanki to put an end to the poor plan that
>> got teh WORLD in the terrible shape it is today.  Greeenspan screwed
>> the pooch and Ben just followed the same path.
>>
>> We need a change at this level and if both put in their notice today
>> we would be so much better off.
>
> Not disagreeing with you, but curious as to how they screwed up from
> your pov?
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The interest rate they "set" was so low for so long because we needed
it?  No it was to entertain their friends and cohorts and allow them
to make amazing amounts of money.  When we needed to adjust that rate
for the good of the economy it was already so low, that there was
nowhere left to go with it.

With respect to the SEC that is a sham of no control over thieves.

Short selling is the only thing that is working today.  Many good
companies have fallen by this practice and it will only continue now
unless rules are put BACK into existence stopping this sham of
commerce.

-- 
Stephen Russell
Sr. Production Systems Programmer
Mimeo.com
Memphis TN

901.246-0159


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