June 2008, the start of the mkt crash, WHAT HAPPENED THAT MONTH?????

Was there a part of your post in the other thread I missed? ya know...about thinking 13 yo's should be banged?

Oh wait...you must have confused it with your coon threads...
 
To further show you how right I am

the REAL collaps started in 1st week or so of Sept,

just when BAM took a lead over McCain
 

you will note Sean (actually YOU may not, but most would note) that the mkt held almost stable like

will early Sept.

yes, you can say LEH and BEAR, but that news was KNOWN thru the summeer, and it was managable

what became unmanagable was the certainity that the COMMIE would win and all hell broke loose as the chart shows. After the election, collapse, after the Inauguration, (the day had the biggest down move on INAUGURATION DAY, ever) DOWN

You can say what YOU wanna say

The correlation is obvious and at the time was noted by many
 
To further show you how right I am

the REAL collaps started in 1st week or so of Sept,

just when BAM took a lead over McCain

Correlation does not equal causation.

The current economic downturn started long before you acknowledge, December of 2007.
 
BULLSHIT!

There was NO 2 DOWN GDP QUARTERS

and Im talkin the STOCK MARKET and its DIRECTLY LINKED TO THE KENYAN ZERO!
 
Bear in mind... the peak was in Oct. 2007, and as a long-time wealth advisor, we moved into fixed income in Ausust of 2007, may have missed it by 2 months, however, we are in high quality bonds paying decent dividends, and that have had incredible appreciation, as at that time, no one wanted quality, they wanted highly leveraged junk debt...
 
While you are at it, UD

Tell me what WRONG Stevens did?

You had over 30 hours to "think" of something:rolleyes:
 
if you look at the chart

the mkt broke down when BAM won over CLITBITCH

and

COLLAPSED when it became obvious he would win
 
... The credit bubble... that grew over the past 20 years, now in free fall was a large cause, also an incredible consumber balance sheet (assets) deflation is killing the consumer's willingness to spend.. A new frugal future is here.. and likely to last.. please see either the US Economies through the 1930s, or Japan from 1992-present.
 
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