Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:No, not at all. The unemployment numbers began to improve two years ago and home prices began to rise as well. There was pent up demand for construction and autos which are the prime driver of the economy.
TWO YEARS AGO, I TOLD YOU SO!!!
Also, with the exception of Lehman Bro. Which should have been saved with the rest, considering the hand Bush, Bernanke, and Obama were dealt they handled the crisis masterfully.
except for the auto bailouts.
Anonymous wrote:No, not at all. The unemployment numbers began to improve two years ago and home prices began to rise as well. There was pent up demand for construction and autos which are the prime driver of the economy.
TWO YEARS AGO, I TOLD YOU SO!!!
Also, with the exception of Lehman Bro. Which should have been saved with the rest, considering the hand Bush, Bernanke, and Obama were dealt they handled the crisis masterfully.
Anonymous wrote:Anyone worried about how much they may lose in 2014?
Anonymous wrote:You can mail a thank you card to Bernanke for QE. And please don't quit your day job...
Anonymous wrote:Anyone worried about how much they may lose in 2014?
Anonymous wrote:Yes, excellent year. Even basic S&P500 index fund would have yielded 30%+...I had 91% gains in my portfolio, from active investing and swing trading individual stocks. Nokia was a huge winner for me last year, I went all in last spring and the stock way more than doubled last fall![]()