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Re: excel post# 948

Sunday, 07/14/2002 4:54:33 PM

Sunday, July 14, 2002 4:54:33 PM

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After the Gulf war, the Middle East Pumped up our maket to 12,000 from 3,000 back in 1990. Months before Sept 11th the Middle East pulled their money out of our maket and raised the oil prices, then tried to distroy Wall Stret on Sept 11th,All for revenge for the Gulf War and being on their Holy Land.
That's what I think.
I posted this June 2001 on Raging Bull. I thought some thing was wrong then.

By: IownsomeNVEI $$$
02 Jun 2001, 04:21 PM EDT Msg. 54942 of 85959

WHAT IS THAT LOUD, HORRIBLE SUCKING SOUND?
Im not that hot with writing but I just wanted to share this idea that popped in to my head.
As you know we've had a hot market for a few years and then it just tanked.
Iv been in the market since the Dow was 3300 and at that time a run to 4000 I thought was amazing. A few years down the road here comes 12,000, well close.
I was wondering where all this money was coming from. Would it be hard for a few foreign countries to Inflate our market and then pull out causing what we are dealing with now?
There are companies going bankrupt, all the people I know that are in the market say their stocks dropped and they sold and lost money. Do you know anyone or a company that's in the green? Where did the money go?
Did they invest in our markets, pulled out and ran with the money back to their countries?
That and in conjunction with high oil prices to ruin the US economy?

This is just an idea that I had.
What do you guys think? Could it happen?
Your comments are welcome,Im sure Ill learn something :)
Thank you
God Bless America!

AL




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