http://www.cnn.com/video/live/cnnlive_2.asx
Lehman Brothers hearing. Incredible to watch. This guy is getting grilled.
Lehman Brothers hearing. Incredible to watch. This guy is getting grilled.
Still pretty high . . . but it was at the $140+ level during the summer, so it has certainly taken a big fall.sonarrat said:Wow, 89 bucks!
Ether_Snake said:Go Kuccinich!
My question is: If everyone is losing money, doesn't someone have to be making money at this time?ShOcKwAvE said:Help me understand something.
If the whole world is fucked, isn't everyone on equal footing?
ShOcKwAvE said:Help me understand something.
If the whole world is fucked, isn't everyone on equal footing?
lil smoke said:My question is: If everyone is losing money, doesn't someone have to be making money at this time?
lil smoke said:My question is: If everyone is losing money, doesn't someone have to be making money at this time?
Cheesemeister said:Well, I guess I'm just along for the ride. Maybe I'll be able to sell in 3 years. Until then, I'm going to invest as much of my income as possible into this low, low market. Everything's on sale!
Chiggs said:Are bonds an okay investment right now? I have way too much in stocks and I want to minimize losses.
I'm getting the feeling it won't matter either way.
Pimpwerx said:Quick question. I can save about $6-8k per month. Am I better off leaving it in my WaMu Savings account which is 3.93%, or should I consider investing maybe half of it in the market? I notice the market has lost over 30% of its value since peaking at over 14,000 a while back. That's not very encouraging, even with the holiday season approaching. Is 4% a good rate of return right now?
I'm under the FDIC barrier, and I'm really saving up for a house. I can get the house next summer, even with 20% down, but there's always an option of waiting an additional year, since my two biggest clients are contracted for 2 years. I don't want to lose my shirt, but I don't want to miss out on another huge payday either. I was on the frontlines for the tech boom, and just didn't have the capital. Now that I do, I want to maximize its value. PEACE.
lil smoke said:My question is: If everyone is losing money, doesn't someone have to be making money at this time?
Vennt said:Personally I think we're far from seeing the bottom yet, a guaranteed anything is a good option when many are worried about capital protection rather than capital growth.
What was the market value lost @777 last week? Somewhere around a trillion dollars? Wowza.Ether_Snake said:We'll bust the -777 from last week no doubt.
Pimpwerx said:Quick question. I can save about $6-8k per month. Am I better off leaving it in my WaMu Savings account which is 3.93%, or should I consider investing maybe half of it in the market? I notice the market has lost over 30% of its value since peaking at over 14,000 a while back. That's not very encouraging, even with the holiday season approaching. Is 4% a good rate of return right now?
I'm under the FDIC barrier, and I'm really saving up for a house. I can get the house next summer, even with 20% down, but there's always an option of waiting an additional year, since my two biggest clients are contracted for 2 years. I don't want to lose my shirt, but I don't want to miss out on another huge payday either. I was on the frontlines for the tech boom, and just didn't have the capital. Now that I do, I want to maximize its value. PEACE.
cruets said:so um, -700 ish now, when do they halt trading?
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Tamanon said:Wooooo! About to hit 800!
Holy shit, Cramer's mic was on when they were doing a segment and you could hear him start choking on his water when they flashed up some horrible Hedge fund numbers.:lol
mrWalrus said:Currencies have been 'fun' today. After taking a massive haircut at the open I've gone on to do very well in this choppy environment but I my lord.. I think most everyone on this board would be best served to just stay on the sidelines for now.
gkrykewy said:But not get on the sidelines at all costs, I trust?