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Stocks Expected to Surge

Manipulation at its finest, it most be great to be able to print money at the expenses of nations generations to fix the markets for the fat rats to get richer.

Luckily, with the European Union and United States springing into action to stave off a financial disaster, markets on Wall Street are expected to follow global trends and surge throughout the day. The Dow Jones Industrial Average had gained a staggering 400 points within one hour of the opening this morning. If New York can maintain this pace they may easily make up for last week’s collapse, but in this uncertain environment it is hard to project.

Meet the fat rats saviors at a tune of 1 Trillion dollars

The primary motivation for this huge boost on U.S. and global stock markets, according to Bloomberg News, is a $960 million loan plan set aside by the E.U. to save Greece and the region from a debt-induced collapse.

According to CNNMoney.com, the U.S. Federal Reserve will join the European Central Bank, and the Bank of Canada is bailing out the region and attempting to prevent a return to the 2008 crisis mode. This nearly $1 trillion rescue will likely be seen by the average person as yet another bailout of the financial fat cats.

This bailout is not for main street citizens this bailout of for the fat rats losing their wealth in global markets

Unfortunately, given the current state of our economy these financial fat cats are vitally important. Allowing a market collapse would destroy the wealth and savings of the American people and put this nation in an even deeper hole.

The reason is nothing but pure BS, as we know how much more is going to cost to keep the nations at float.

www.economyincrisis.org...


[edit on 10-5-2010 by marg6043]

So yes people the truth is out in the open, the big banks from selected nations are manipulating global markets.

The crash of 1000 points last week was not a an error it was real and it was very scary, or the protection teams would not have approved over night a 1 trillion dollars for the markets today . . .

A Trillion for a 300 point up, after a 1000 down. This is classic Debt addiction. What will withdrawal look like when this high wears off next week/month? They better find a way to come up with more Trillions pretty quick to feed this monster.

Gold's telling on them. Who's listening?

reply to post by Hx3_1963


My friend we are good !!!!!!! we dig and dig and speculated and mix conspiracies with reality.

This thread told the truth since last year this was coming the trend was there from the beginning.

I tell you we knew this was going to happen and we know is going to get worst.

How much can you keep bailing out the world . . .

Perhaps the 2012 end of world is about the collapse of the global markets to the point that nations will stop existing as sovereign entities.

EEEWWW...

EUR breaks under 1.28...it could get ugly...that was mentioned as a first support level...

finviz.com...

GBP holding near days low also after Gordan Brown resigns...

finviz.com...

[edit on 5/10/2010 by Hx3_1963]

you know why they cant find a reason for the almost 1000 point drop on thursday... theres nothing to find.

Originally posted by Hx3_1963
EEEWWW...

EUR breaks under 1.28...it could get ugly...that was mentioned as a first support level...

finviz.com...

GBP holding near days low also after Gordan Brown resigns...

finviz.com...

[edit on 5/10/2010 by Hx3_1963]

www.zerohedge.com...

Jim speaks the truth here. Doesn't matter how much money Europe prints because Goldman can short the market faster than the EU can get money out.

Well that was easy, all problems solved.

When in doubt, bailout.

I wish they would sell money printing machines to the average joe, I could use one to pay off my truck.

Another joke headline

www.theglobeandmail.com...

‘Shock & awe’ drive markets but is Europe’s crisis over?

I say its far from been over, its just really got started, slowly.

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Thanks for that extra link.

Interesting or no so interesting anymore, that while the EU is bailing out Greece the rest of the big banks have to bail the EU out



What a vicious cycle and what a blatant scam this elite in charge are playing.

Euro breaking down past 1.2750 currently at 1.2734

The problem with "Pretend and Extend" is that each time the cost of Pretend goes up, the time period of extend goes down.

Jim Sinclair www.jsmineset.com...

I thought this statement was particularly poignant considering the most recent 'fix'. He has been spot on so far saying that everyone will be bailed out by quantitive easing to infinite. A world wide hyperinflation would be a thing to behold.

Edit to add another one from Jim, same website.

1. When the Dow is down 500 points in the blink of an eye this is bad and needs to be investigated. Market orders are bad in this flash crash!
When the Dow is up 500 points in the blink of an eye this is good and congratulations are in order. Market orders are good in this flash boom!

[edit on 10-5-2010 by HimWhoHathAnEar]

reply to post by HimWhoHathAnEar


From your link,

Fed Restarts Currency Swaps as EU Debt Crisis Flares (Update2)
By Scott Lanman and Craig Torres

May 10 (Bloomberg) — The U.S. Federal Reserve will restart its emergency currency-swap tool by providing as many dollars as needed to European central banks to keep the continent’s sovereign-debt crisis from spreading.

The swaps with the European Central Bank, Bank of England and Swiss central bank will allow them to provide the “full allotment” of U.S. dollars as needed, the Fed said late yesterday in a statement in Washington. A separate swap line with the Bank of Canada will support as much as $30 billion, the Fed said, and the Bank of Japan said it approved reactivating its U.S. line. The swaps were authorized through January 2011.

How long can a scam of this expensive magnitute can go on?

How long can the world nations live in this type of debt.





[edit on 10-5-2010 by marg6043]

reply to post by worldwatcher
What a difference 24 Hrs and a $1T Bailout makes eh?

At this rate they'll need another Trillion by Monday!



ETA: Dang I refresh the screen and stars galore!

[edit on 5/10/2010 by Hx3_1963]

reply to post by Hx3_1963


I'm worth more stars it seems

reply to post by worldwatcher
Well thank ye Miss! (hat tip)...

Gold is holding in a tight trading range for now it appears...FX is still jumpier than a frog in a blender...

He's my ~Toy~ I use to follow along...

realitycheck.no-ip.info...

The European Central Bank's last hurrah?

Euro Package Leaves Governments Out of Ammunition Matthew Lynn, Bloomberg

The immediate battle may have been won. The markets will rally and the panic will abate. Yet investors will pick away at the real issues in the next few weeks until we are back where we started. And next time around, there won’t be anything left to throw at the problem.

Euro Retreats From 1-Week High as Optimism Fades for Loan Plan


Nice link Hx3_1963

[edit on 10-5-2010 by EvilAxis]

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The thing is that once investors realize the severity of the problems with the global markets and the incredible amount of money that is needed to keep it going, many will just pull back from the euphoria after the bailout and come to the conclusion that this is like a run away train that has not way to be stop.

As the problems that are causing the Markets woes has not been addressed and just very expensive temporary bandaids are applied.



[edit on 10-5-2010 by marg6043]

Watching Gold is funny the past few hours...

1200....1202...1200...1202...

EUR up...EUR down...

Nikkei 225 10,590.14 8:32PM EDT Up 59.44 (0.56%)
Seoul Composite 1,681.94 8:32PM EDT Up 4.31 (0.26%)

Asia don't look to impressed just yet...

finance.yahoo.com...

[edit on 5/10/2010 by Hx3_1963]

Euro Retreats From 1-Week High as Optimism Fades for Loan Plan

BWAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHHA It took about 12 hours for the bailout to be worthless!

NICE.

[edit on 10-5-2010 by Vitchilo]