[GreyWolf]

Grab your hat folks. Here we gooooooooooooooooooo!

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[padre35]

Looookkkkkk....oooouuuutttt.....beellloowwwww...

Cripes, there will be blood in the streets tomorrow.

[stockpirate]

they will attempt to frighten us so they can steal or hatrd earned cash.

They use fear to get us to give up our rights and freedoms.

I refuse to be a slave to the Socialist machine more than I already am!

[HokieMom]

the market will vote at the opening bell Friday.

Vote for what?

[jwalsh07]

Main Street has already voted.

Not to provide welfare to Wall Street.

[BGHater]

Mr. Krauthammer forgot we live in a global economy.

The Asian Markets will start or have started within an hour and will give us an early indicator.

[BfloGuy]

Krauthammer, as usual, was right. When the market tanks in the morning, a compromise will be magically contrived.

[Williams]

Folks, the market already dropped a thousand two days last week and bounced back the thousand the next two days when this plan emerged.

Why all this panic that the market cannot recover next week? This less than 24 hour news cycle is just ridiculous.

It will go down on uncertainty, it will recover when they work it out. Big friggin deal. It is this fear of anything bad happening that has caused this mess.

[cw35]

The real vote will come on Monday if nothing is worked out.

[lt.america]

Charles is right. If it looks like there isn't going to be a deal, the markets will free fall.

[Red in Blue PA]

Markets down now:

http://www.cme.com/trading/dta/del/globex.html

[dragnet2]

Wall Street Will Vote at 9:30 AM Friday

Wall Street will vote?

What exactly is Wall Street voting on?

[cva66snipe]

Better the corporations have their vote on Wall Street than them having their way with "We the people" against our will in our halls of Congress. Never buy your goods from high pressure sales-persons. If Wall Street falls even in the next week and the bailout didn't go through then it would have failed anyway WITH our Trillion in someone elses pockets. Namely the ones who caused this to start with. I say call the bluff.

[Lonely Are The Brave]

I was watching CNBC with Larry Kudlow and one of the Wall Street Guru's stated Wall Street would not be happy with government inaction.

This industry that espouses free markets is no such thing.

They are frauds looking for an easy mark to cover their arse when they lose.

This country needs to give Wall Street a swift kick in the arse and think about other ways than Wall Street to run its financial affairs.

[Thane_Banquo]

Markets already know the bill may be all but dead. S&P E-mini futures are only down about 15 pts, a little over 1%. If it was as catastrophic as the Wall Streeters wanted you to believe, futures would be off 60 pts at least.

On trading desks there’s a saying: If you don’t know who the sucker is in the room, you’re it. Taxpayers are now realizing they’re the sucker.

[balls]

Part of the rush to get it done is because Rosh Hashanah begins on Tuesday and the finance industry goes into idle until after Yom Kipur about ten days later.

[Carley]

Not necessarily so.

There is enough confidence that something will get done that most will not panic.

[realcleanguy]

I hope Barney Frank and Chris Dodd are happy with the fruits of their labors. I am beginning to think that dragging them out and hanging them publically for this criminal act is too good of punishment for them. They brought on legislation that cuased this. McCain was part of a group 5 years ago that said this would go bad soon, and it needed to be dealt with. Why don’t we do like China does? Just execute criminals like this?

[meyer]

I’m not quite understanding why so many think that the same idiots that brought on this mess are going to fix it. Quit looking to the government to save the day. They caused this - lets not blindly trust a bunch of self-serving politicians to resolve something in which they have a financial interest.

[loreldan]

Now I might get to know first-hand what my Gr grandparents went through 79 years ago.