Dow below 9,000 once more and STI tomorrow will sink again
Please for heaven's sake I advise you as I have been saying for the past year since the old sammyboy forum, DOWNGRADE DOWNGRADE DOWNGRADE
Some people scold me, some mock at me, near Philip Investor Centre near Raffles Place someone even spat in my direction
I am not angry at you, I understand you have suffered losses
Some are Even holding on hoping market will recover
Market will not recover, we are into a very deep recession
Don't live on hope, hope is dangerous
ACCEPT YOUR FATE ACCEPT OUR FATE
WE ARE IN A DEEP RECESSION
PROPERTY PRICES WILL SLUMP, JOBS WILL BE CUT
JOIN ME DOWNGRADE
By TIM PARADIS, AP Business Writer
19 minutes ago
NEW YORK - Volatility returned to Wall Street Wednesday after a disappointing retail sales report reminded investors that country is either in a recession or moving toward one. The Dow Jones industrials dropped more than 300 points, giving back a chunk of their huge 936-point advance from Monday.
The government's report that retail sales plunged in September by 1.2 percent — almost double the 0.7 percent drop analysts had expected — made it clear that consumers are unlikely to reach for their wallets in the coming months as they worry about a shaky economy
Please for heaven's sake I advise you as I have been saying for the past year since the old sammyboy forum, DOWNGRADE DOWNGRADE DOWNGRADE
Some people scold me, some mock at me, near Philip Investor Centre near Raffles Place someone even spat in my direction
I am not angry at you, I understand you have suffered losses
Some are Even holding on hoping market will recover
Market will not recover, we are into a very deep recession
Don't live on hope, hope is dangerous
ACCEPT YOUR FATE ACCEPT OUR FATE
WE ARE IN A DEEP RECESSION
PROPERTY PRICES WILL SLUMP, JOBS WILL BE CUT
JOIN ME DOWNGRADE
By TIM PARADIS, AP Business Writer
19 minutes ago
NEW YORK - Volatility returned to Wall Street Wednesday after a disappointing retail sales report reminded investors that country is either in a recession or moving toward one. The Dow Jones industrials dropped more than 300 points, giving back a chunk of their huge 936-point advance from Monday.
The government's report that retail sales plunged in September by 1.2 percent — almost double the 0.7 percent drop analysts had expected — made it clear that consumers are unlikely to reach for their wallets in the coming months as they worry about a shaky economy