Stocks Surge Again on Hope the Worst Is Behind Us

yahoo ^ | Posted Jun 01, 2009 10:36am EDT by | Aaron Task

[BGHater]

Gotta get people back into the market before they crash it again.

[peace with honor]

NOT EVEN CLOSE

[blackminorca]

“Najarian believes the market is rallying “on hope” “

BWAHAHAAHHAHAHA

[Tarpon]

Nope, rope a dope ...

[The Sons of Liberty]

The worst won’t be behind us until Jan 20, 2013 12:00 noon - at the earliest.

[I Hate Obama]

This just in:

The New Flying Pig Species has made its first appearance in the frozen over wasteland of hell.

[TheDailyChange]

>>>Hope the worst is behind us.

I hear people all the time talking about recovery this or recovery that, but they NEVER identify what exactly will be the catalyst for economic recovery, other than blabbing about hope and change.

[3catsanadog]

Sure they are surging - Obama is leaving the country for a little bit.

[jveritas]

Yep, use the fools 401(k) and fake another rally.

[Eric in the Ozarks]

If we get back to 10,000, I’m out.

[Huck]

Headline, meet tagline.

[Protect the Bill of Rights]

Stocks will plummet the first time he opens his mouth overseas.

[TurtleUp]

Correction: Stocks surge again on fear that bond contracts will no longer be honored in obama’s post-contract United States.

[E. Pluribus Unum]

Stocks Surge Again on Hope the Worst Is Behind Us

Good luck with that.

[pallis]

Stock market soars on hope, promises, and change, but not on anything real. Up it will go until the gravity of reality brings it back down.

[Red in Blue PA]

This is what....the 5th recovery in 2 months?

[TheWasteLand]

Pretty funny stuff going on in the markets.

[Reagan69]

This is the result of GM and Chrysler being taken out of the DOW JONES.

When do the employment figures come out? Should be soon, will probably be bad. They gotta prop up the market before the bad news hits.

[gathersnomoss]

Hell, a NEGATIVE 600K per week isn’t bad. Maybe the figure will “improve” to a NEGATIVE 500K this week.

This market is due to drop. More are unemployed. Spending and factory orders are bound to decrease. Don’t forget the skyrocketing gas prices since Mr. Boss Man took over.

Let the good times roll.