Stock market rally questions??ot

Anonymous-0 · Mar 23, 2009

Did we have a toxic asset buyout rally today are was it something else that was a factor in to the gain ?

Anonymous-0 · Mar 23, 2009

Who cares! I bought GE at $6.52 a share and it closed at $10 something today. $4 per share profit,,, sold. Citi Group .98 cents a share last week, today closed at $3.51 sell it. May go up more but at least I walked away with a profit, cant be to greedy hehehe.

Vito · Mar 23, 2009

Treasury finally gave investors some real news.Hope it keeps rallying.

Vito

rrlund · Mar 23, 2009

Fine and dandy,but it's dragging the price of oil with it.

JDemaris · Mar 23, 2009

I don't believe there is anybody on this planet that knows the true reasons whenver the market jumps up - or down. Most "informed" comments I hear are after-the-fact, and many highly experienced traders lose their shirts on bad trades.

Now, find me someone that tells us, time after time, why it's going up - before it actually happens, and I'll be impressed.

Anonymous-0 · Mar 23, 2009

No one can tell when its gonna jump up. When things get as low as they were than you buy some, it can go either way from there, up or down. No one can time the market, you buy when you feel comfortably and then hang on for the ride. Hopefully it goes up. Day trading is risky, but sometimes you can make a buck.

pat sublett · Mar 23, 2009

Pure speculation drives the market and oil prices. Optimism leads or lags real situations. We are in a bad situation. I wouldn't bet on a total turn around. If I knew where to hide my marbles, I would.

Gun guru · Mar 23, 2009

It is too bad that paranoid lemming idiots run the stocks up and down at the drop of a hat on good or bad news.

Anonymous-0 · Mar 23, 2009

I hope the rally is not a dead cat bounce. It may have been because there is talk about stopping the practice of naked shorting by everyone envolved with the buying or selling of stock.

James Howell · Mar 23, 2009

"Sucker Rally"

Pair-a-dice farm · Mar 23, 2009

It's partially influenced by the devaluation of the dollar.

Spook · Mar 23, 2009

I agree. I ran across some old Money magazines a couple years ago. A lot of their predictions and stock picks sucked 3,4,5 years on.

Anonymous-0 · Mar 24, 2009

Determine the market move credibility by the volume of trades. More volume means more credible.

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