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Holy crap. Noticed about an hour ago the Dow broke below 9000 for the first time in five years, and now its dropped another 200? It seemed like it was okay for most of the day staying under a drop of 100 only to baloon to 500 point drop in the last two hours.
I find it interesting that Asian markets are dropping because folks over there realize folks over here won't be able to buy much stuff anytime soon. Somebody is going to have to infuse our markets with cash before this thing gets better.
 
This is the market vomiting out the poison. Might as well get it over with in one terrible spasm. Oy.
 
Approximate moves of the Dow components over one year:

Alcoa, from $39 to $13
AMEX, 63 to 24
Boeing 96 to 44
Bank of America, 52 to 19
Citigroup, 48 to 13
Caterpiller, 80 to 45
Chevron, 91 to 64
DuPont, 49 to 34
Disney, 34 to 24
GE, 41 to 19
GM, 43 to 5 (ohmygod)
Home Depot, 33 to 20
Hewlett Packard, 51 to 38
IBM, 118 to 89
Intel, 26 to 16
Johnson & Johnson, 66 to 58
JPMorgan Chase, 47 to 37
Kraft, 34 to 28
Coke, 58 to 34
McDonald's, 57 to 52
3M, 94 to 54
Merck, 54 to 27
Microsoft, 30 to 23
Pfizer, 25 to 16
Proctor & Gamble, 72 to 61
AT&T, 42 to 23
United Tech., 80 to 46
Verizon, 44 to 26
Wal-Mart, 47 UP to 51 (let's party!)
Exxon Mobil, 93 to 68

To the near-retirees who were overloaded in their retirement plans with company stock, I don't know what to say except, Sorry and Good luck.
 
trifectarich said:
Approximate moves of the Dow components over one year:

Alcoa, from $39 to $13
AMEX, 63 to 24
Boeing 96 to 44
Bank of America, 52 to 19
Citigroup, 48 to 13
Caterpiller, 80 to 45
Chevron, 91 to 64
DuPont, 49 to 34
Disney, 34 to 24
GE, 41 to 19
GM, 43 to 5 (ohmygod)
Home Depot, 33 to 20
Hewlett Packard, 51 to 38
IBM, 118 to 89
Intel, 26 to 16
Johnson & Johnson, 66 to 58
JPMorgan Chase, 47 to 37
Kraft, 34 to 28
Coke, 58 to 34
McDonald's, 57 to 52
3M, 94 to 54
Merck, 54 to 27
Microsoft, 30 to 23
Pfizer, 25 to 16
Proctor & Gamble, 72 to 61
AT&T, 42 to 23
United Tech., 80 to 46
Verizon, 44 to 26
Wal-Mart, 47 UP to 51 (let's party!)
Exxon Mobil, 93 to 68

To the near-retirees who were overloaded in their retirement plans with company stock, I don't know what to say except, Sorry and Good luck.


J&J, Mickey D's and P&G deserve medals of valor.
 
Ben_Hecht said:
Yom Kippur, indeed.
Bush is too stupid to atone for anything, he's morally retarded. You can trace the absolute destruction of the United States of America to December 12, 2000.
 
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The famed Wall Street Bull is feeling it.
 
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Ben_Hecht said:
trifectarich said:
Approximate moves of the Dow components over one year:

Alcoa, from $39 to $13
AMEX, 63 to 24
Boeing 96 to 44
Bank of America, 52 to 19
Citigroup, 48 to 13
Caterpiller, 80 to 45
Chevron, 91 to 64
DuPont, 49 to 34
Disney, 34 to 24
GE, 41 to 19
GM, 43 to 5 (ohmygod)
Home Depot, 33 to 20
Hewlett Packard, 51 to 38
IBM, 118 to 89
Intel, 26 to 16
Johnson & Johnson, 66 to 58
JPMorgan Chase, 47 to 37
Kraft, 34 to 28
Coke, 58 to 34
McDonald's, 57 to 52
3M, 94 to 54
Merck, 54 to 27
Microsoft, 30 to 23
Pfizer, 25 to 16
Proctor & Gamble, 72 to 61
AT&T, 42 to 23
United Tech., 80 to 46
Verizon, 44 to 26
Wal-Mart, 47 UP to 51 (let's party!)
Exxon Mobil, 93 to 68

To the near-retirees who were overloaded in their retirement plans with company stock, I don't know what to say except, Sorry and Good luck.


J&J, Mickey D's and P&G deserve medals of valor.

And Wal-Mart.
 
Inky_Wretch said:
Ben_Hecht said:
trifectarich said:
Approximate moves of the Dow components over one year:

Alcoa, from $39 to $13
AMEX, 63 to 24
Boeing 96 to 44
Bank of America, 52 to 19
Citigroup, 48 to 13
Caterpiller, 80 to 45
Chevron, 91 to 64
DuPont, 49 to 34
Disney, 34 to 24
GE, 41 to 19
GM, 43 to 5 (ohmygod)
Home Depot, 33 to 20
Hewlett Packard, 51 to 38
IBM, 118 to 89
Intel, 26 to 16
Johnson & Johnson, 66 to 58
JPMorgan Chase, 47 to 37
Kraft, 34 to 28
Coke, 58 to 34
McDonald's, 57 to 52
3M, 94 to 54
Merck, 54 to 27
Microsoft, 30 to 23
Pfizer, 25 to 16
Proctor & Gamble, 72 to 61
AT&T, 42 to 23
United Tech., 80 to 46
Verizon, 44 to 26
Wal-Mart, 47 UP to 51 (let's party!)
Exxon Mobil, 93 to 68

To the near-retirees who were overloaded in their retirement plans with company stock, I don't know what to say except, Sorry and Good luck.


I don't mention retail outlets that censor media.

You understand.

J&J, Mickey D's and P&G deserve medals of valor.

And Wal-Mart.
 

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