Stocks: Investors hold out hope for Greece

NEW YORK (CNNMoney) -- U.S. stocks seesawed in the early going Friday, as investors tried to recover from Thursday's 3% slide and remained cautious amid worries about the global economy and Europe's debt crisis.

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This week has been brutal for stocks, with investors losing faith in the economy and political leaders around the world. The Dow is on track for its worst weekly performance since October 2008.

Investors were taking a step back on Friday. Stocks were mixed in the early going, and even the losses were not nearly as ugly as they have been for most of the week.

surprise, surprise who didnt see this coming? stocks hold out FASLE hope for Greece where have we seen this before folks? wasnt it before 2008 crash?

reply to post by Agent_USA_Supporter

theyre trying to squeeze every last penny out of investors.
some will be making profits but majority are going to loose big time very soon

stay out of the market people

reply to post by UniverSoul

stay out of the market people

Couldnt agree more, someone cliamed that the stocks supposed help the middle class, but i highly dont believe that cliam, if the stocks really did help a class, we be in this mess.

The G20 leaders had claimed that they will 'do all it takes' to ensure EU and its states survives and end the turmoil in the stock markets, and thus, many stock market casino gamblers seemed to had bought that statement.

What that statement from G20 meant is that AUSTERITY MEASURES WILL BE ENFORCED, FORCEFULLY UPON CITIZENS, regardless whether the citizens likes it or not, and WILL BE PUNISHED SEVERELY if they resist, just like what UK had been inhumanely doing to its own citizens and soon to ramp up more.

The europeans and their future generations will NOT be working for themselves or the State, but only for the banks, because every penny and revenue earned GOES INTO SERVICING DEBTS!!!! Euro states are not self sufficient in resources or human capital unlike USA or Australia, and those debts were incurred by clueless govs and conniving banksters, not the People whom had trusted their leaders to make the decisions.

Guess the whips by their leaders will out soon.

At the end of the day, free euro citizens must ask themselves, are they getting a recovery,....or slavery instead? Are their leaders serving the sovereign people in democratic states, or.....serving banks in a supposed capitalist society where no biz enterprise is 'too big' to fall?

Originally posted by SeekerofTruth101
The G20 leaders had claimed that they will 'do all it takes' to ensure EU and its states survives and end the turmoil in the stock markets, and thus, many stock market casino gamblers seemed to had bought that statement.

What that statement from G20 meant is that AUSTERITY MEASURES WILL BE ENFORCED, FORCEFULLY UPON CITIZENS, regardless whether the citizens likes it or not, and WILL BE PUNISHED SEVERELY if they resist, just like what UK had been inhumanely doing to its own citizens and soon to ramp up more.

The europeans and their future generations will NOT be working for themselves or the State, but only for the banks, because every penny and revenue earned GOES INTO SERVICING DEBTS!!!! Euro states are not self sufficient in resources or human capital unlike USA or Australia, and those debts were incurred by clueless govs and conniving banksters, not the People whom had trusted their leaders to make the decisions.

Guess the whips by their leaders will out soon.

At the end of the day, free euro citizens must ask themselves, are they getting a recovery,....or slavery instead? Are their leaders serving the sovereign people in democratic states, or.....serving banks in a supposed capitalist society where no biz enterprise is 'too big' to fall?

kneel to your banking masters slave! Now get back to work!

Investors hold out hope for Greece

. . . kinda the same way I hold out hope I'll win the power ball this weekend. From a reasonable estimation, neither will likely materialize.

. . . kinda the same way I hold out hope I'll win the power ball this weekend. From a reasonable estimation, neither will likely materialize.



your hoping for that too!? myself as well! What has this world come too.!