Saturday, July 25, 2009

As Obama's Ratings Fall, The Stock Market Rises

Anyone notice that when Obama's poll numbers plunge, the stock market rises. The stock market has come off it's best two weeks since 2000. It finally broke the 9000 mark for the first time in many months.

At the same time, Americans are waking up to who Barack Obama is and becoming more vocal in opposing his policies and plans for the country. Could the hope of defeat and roadblocks for Obama be helping the market?
Posted by Bungalow Bill
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5 comments:

  1. I have been hearing a hint, a faint hint, of impeachment being muttered around. There may be hope and some change after all.

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  2. The same thought occured to me. Don't expect the MSM market analysts to say so; they will find some Obama-neutral cause for this rally.

    I'm still skeptical. It might be a 'sucker rally'. Even if it is, some folks have a chance to pocket a few honest dollars.

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  3. Perhaps the recent move in the market is owed to traders and ivestors sensing that the Obamanation Socialist agenda is losing traction. We can hope - my net worth certainly hopes so too.

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  4. BTW too Bill, you should put up the email list from Conservative Girl that I have up.

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  5. Lets hope the sheeple are waking up.

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