Occupy Wall Street

[Rex Kramer]

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[I35]

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[Bronco]

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[rivet]

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[Rex Kramer]

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[I35]

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[rivet]

"The message here is simple: You can’t trust Wall Street – not with a $10,000 investment, a $100,000 investment, a $1 million investment, and especially not with $1 billion investment."
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Warning: Don’t Get Duped by Wall Street

 

[Rex Kramer]

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[Rex Kramer]

Not only is this one event, rivet, but you've got this, in the article:

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[ProdigalHorn]

This is unbelievable. You really believe that American entrepeneurship could be fully funded through bank loans? The fact that you think that the stock market as a whole is to blame for this mess shows how badly we have failed to educate people on subjects that actually are useful in society.

 

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[hooklahoma]

The bums will always lose.

 

[rivet]

Prodigal, I have thought more about wall street, due to this thread, than I have thought about wall street in the previous 50 years of my life. It used to be a barometer of how the economy was doing though it did not always mirror how my business was doing. I have purchased only two stocks in my life, both oil related and both for my co's profit sharing and I was the fiduciary. Both on recommendations and both lost 40% of their value before I ended the experiment.

When I went into business in 1965, wall street was intriguing but I would not put my money into something I knew nothing about. Most of my earnings went back into the company and some to real estate.

I have watched wall street (back then banks did not sell stocks) evolve from intriguing to a monster that in my opinion broke the world. I liked wall street back in the 60's, I detest wall street now. I am a small business lover. I wonder what the ratio of small business was to all the business on the stock market in the 60's, and now? To me, small business in America is America. I don't feel the same about mega corps.

It was mentioned above that maybe I wanted to go back to a farming and ranching economy. Exaggerations are fun but no, I don't want to go back that far. But moving wall street back to the 60's would be plenty good for me.

 

[Perham1]

I think you have already proved you're clueless about Wall St. You must think Wall Street is just a building in New York City.

Lol.

It's actually a street in NYC. That's why it's called Wall Street and not Wall Building or Wall Drugstore.

 

[hornpharmd]

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[I35]

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[msdw24]

BrothaHorn's pic is the best!

Of course all the lefties on here will think the kid is a racist cause he works hard and pays taxes and expects others to do the same!

 

[Bevo Incognito]