Most Hated Bull Market in Stock Market History

[MellowOne]

The Most Hated Stock Market Rally in Wall Street History
Stock-Markets / Financial Markets 2009 Oct 10, 2009 - 05:06 AM

By: Anthony_Cherniawski

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Best Financial Markets Analysis ArticleThe rebound in U.S. consumer spending, driven by government stimulus, will wane as the unemployment rate surpasses 10 percent, a survey of economists showed.

“You just can’t see a lot of strength on the consumer side given how battered income is from job losses and weak hourly wage growth,” said David Greenlaw, chief fixed-income economist at Morgan Stanley & Co. in New York. “We’ve got a gradual recovery in the overall economy, but it’s not vigorous enough to knock down the unemployment rate by much.”

http://www.marketoracle.co.uk/Article14116.html

[janedum]

1. Yes, I hate it. Goldman Sachs SCUM makes a killing, while everyone else suffers! F*K the bull market

[girl gone mad]

2. I've made a lot of money off of this rally..

and even I hate it.

It's just fucking depressing to see the same piece of shit sleazebags that have systematically destroyed Main Street now profit once again on the backs of current and future generations thanks to their bought and paid for political operatives. They belong in jail, but instead they are taking home the biggest bonuses in Wall Street history.

[notesdev]

3. It's very hate-able

Considering it represents your blood sweat and tears going to finance the lifestyles of the rich and infamous. This is a purely "liquidity-driven" bull market, that is, OUR money being shoved by the trillions into the furnace of the bottomless pit of debt created by those Wall Street financial wizards (some of whom are now advising the Treasury as this outrageous process continues).

This is the stuff that creates revolutions, and it is shameful to no end that the Democratic Party - supposedly the party of the little guy - is up to its eyebrows in it, in all the wrong ways.

The bankers bought our government; now it serves them, and not us. Are we going to do anything about it?

[pokercat999]

4. Alright! Back to the future.

Had you been in the market for the last decade you would be back to even.....that is if you went "all-in" prior to 2000. If you had started in 1999 and invested on a regular basis you would still be way behind.

My prediction another huge crash sometime in the next 36 months.I've read there are still billions sitting on the sidelines, this should bring the cautious investors back to the market where the big boys wait to skin them one more time.