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[daiello]

I love rum and coke lol, but about this video, I think we all just need to watch what's going on into the future.

Keep an eye on gold and oil. I'm gonna tell you again, just keep making your money, play the trends, and if the US is going to collapse that's a very well defined trend for you to bank on, If you don't trust the USD (like you said in your PM), put your $$ into different currency. Trade with so much capital, then send gains to an account and buy up another currency or gold.

[nlightn]

•• Fed Market Operations thru July 25th ••



FRB POMO Data



http://www.ny.frb.org/markets/pomo/display/index.cfm?showmore=1

FRB TOMO Data



http://www.ny.frb.org/markets/omo/dmm/temp.cfm?SHOWMORE=TRUE


invest at your own risk, based on your own due diligence, at your own risk tolerance

[nlightn]

Chart of the Day - Market Corrections

The stock market dropped sharply today and investors remain concerned. For some perspective on the current correction, today's chart illustrates all major stock market corrections (15% loss or greater) of the last 108 years. Each dot represents a major correction as measured by the Dow. For example, the bear market that began in 1973 lasted 481 trading days and ended after the Dow declined 45%. There are a few items of interest... Since 1900, the Dow has undergone a major correction 26 times or one major correction every 4.2 years. Second, most major corrections since 1900 (64%) have resulted in a drop of less than 40% while lasting less than 400 trading days. Since 1950, the percentage of major market corrections that were less than 40% and 400 trading days increased to 84%. As it stands right now, the current stock market correction (October 2007 peak to most recent low) would measure slightly below average in both magnitude and duration.



http://www.chartoftheday.com