The Scott Brown Rally

Well, here it is- the business world's response to the great teabag victory in Massachusetts:









And here I thought that they were going to jump for joy when a hard core member of the dishonest, lying, incompetent political party that nearly drove us off a cliff a year ago won a Senate race.

I hope you are enjoying that, conservatives. You may be able to sucker the voters of Massachusetts, but apparently the boys on Wall Street aren't quite so stupid.

Comments

I've been watching my stocks fall all day GE. Thanks for telling me why this is.
Derek said…
Lol, I love how you attribute the most random things to conservatives. It was kinda gloomy today in Columbus, was that Scott Brown's fault too? It couldn't be because China clamped down on bank lending and 4Q profits are falling short, could it? On top of housing sales falling in December and new housing starts declining as well.
Paula F. said…
If there's on thing I've learned in the past fateful year, it's that the gambler's mentality that characterizes 'money-workers', is primitive, superstitious, atavistic, irrational. "Reasons" Derek, are not nearly so influential as "feelings' for these types. And today they were feeling that Scott-Brown-the Teabagger's success indicated a world going topsy-turvy again.
Derek said…
""Reasons" Derek, are not nearly so influential as "feelings' for these types. And today they were feeling that Scott-Brown-the Teabagger's success indicated a world going topsy-turvy again."

Your stupidity never ceases to amaze me. Not many "feel" their way around wallstreet. Those who buy and sell don't "feel", they research. You might be superstitious about your finances, but the markets are driven by key factors, and in the past couple days those factors look terrible.

"the Teabagger's success indicated a world going topsy-turvy again."

Because the Democrats for the past three years has worked out fantastic.

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