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[dalakhani]

Originally Posted by dalakhani

That is actually pretty funny.

Im with the gloomy repubs on this rally Smooth. If this thing breaks 10k, I will proclaim you the Warren buffett of horse racing sites. The only reason behind this is the fickle money that was just printed. As soon as something goes bad, it will be taken right back out of the market.

No jobs= No growth.

All hail Smooth Operator...THE WARREN BUFFETT OF HORSE RACING SITES!

Cheers. i hope you made a killing. My chicken butt is sitting on the sidelines.

[Smooth Operator]

Ah, that sweeeeeeet smell of money is in the air.





No fear, dala

[Smooth Operator]

Yet another fine week on The Street

Turning out to be quite a year for equities … as predicted

Happy to report that the portfolio is now up nearly 28% year-to-date


Almost as sweet as watching Big Z make chumps out of all the handicapping geniuses last weekend...

[Smooth Operator]

Unemployment down a couple ticks … much to the chagrin of the con talking heads, no doubt. lol


Lookin' for yet another big day on The Street

[Antitrust32]

Originally Posted by Smooth Operator

Unemployment down a couple ticks … much to the chagrin of the con talking heads, no doubt. lol


Lookin' for yet another big day on The Street

People actually getting jobs or people just umemployed for a year so their benefits run out? I would guess the latter.

[CSC]

Reuters
December 04, 2009

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Linda Nazareth reports

U.S. employers cut far fewer jobs than expected last month in the best showing for the labour market since the recession began, boosting the U.S. dollar and global stock prices on hopes for a strong economic recovery.

The economy shed only 11,000 jobs in November, well below the 130,000 loss financial markets had braced for, while the unemployment rate unexpectedly dropped to 10 percent from October's 10.2 percent, a government report on Friday showed.

The labour market improvement was broad based and 159,000 fewer jobs were lost in September and October than previously thought, according to the Labour Department data.

"These numbers are almost too good to be true," said Tom Sowanick, chief investment officer at the OmniVest Group in Princeton, New Jersey.

Proceed with caution?

[Smooth Operator]

Well, after that nightmarish first couple of months, looks like it gunna end up being quite a year for equities.

That broad S&P 500 index was up over 27% ytd as of yesterday’s close … and it looks like those beautiful bulls are back in action again today.

Gunna remain fully invested … betting that 2010 will be another good year for stocks as the economy moves further and further away from the dark ages of Bush-Cheney-GOP 'leadership'…