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Posted By ADAGUY 11 months ago in News

The worst annual performance for Wall Street stocks since the Great Depression ended with a modest rally on the final day of trading as the Federal Reserve pushed ahead with its plan to buy mortgage-backed securities.

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    ADAGUY11 months ago

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    Well, Well, all those republicans said Bush would be famous, I guess they were right!

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    ind0611 months ago

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    The market "handled" it, alright.

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      ind0611 months ago

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      The market "handled" it, alright.

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        Goppy11 months ago

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        WOW ADAGUY ... ! The stock market did even worse with George W. Bush as President than it does typically in a Republican Administration!

        Way, Way, Way, Worse!

        I mean, the stock market has historically done much worse through Republican Administrations than Democratic ... but GW appears to have really OUT DONE himself!

        Who could have anticipated this from a fellow previously so proud of his mediocrity?

        Hey, if you want to check out how poorly the stock market has done with a Republican at the helm as compared to our nation have a Democrat at the helm ... just check out this factual study.

        http://www.usatoday.com/money/perfi/columnist/kran...

        A quick synopsis from the article:

        Since 1901 ... the DOW has increased:

        383.7% under Republicans.
        639.6% under Democrats.


        Now here's the kicker ... these stats have been compiled only through 2004.

        Can you just imagine what a hit the Republican aggregate is going to take once 2005, 2006, 2007, and 2008 are factored in?

        Who knew that mediocrity, incompetence, negligence, and a rigid ideological mindset could produce such fantastic failure ... across the board!

        My hat's off to you George W(orst President in History) Bush!
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        nikkibabe10 months, 4 weeks ago

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        Why do a country need a Stock Exchange?. Why not people put their money in FDIC insured Bank deposits and let the Banks worry about making profit by lending to businesses?

        Businesses that need to start or expand or survive have to justify their need to bank and get the money.

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