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Forum Post: Does OWS want a rising stock market or falling?

Posted 12 years ago on March 19, 2012, 10:40 p.m. EST by aflockofdoofi (-18)
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Just curious.

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[-] 2 points by shadz66 (19985) 12 years ago

Does "afrogindoodoo" want to stop wearing his (x) as a hat ?!!!

"Just Curious" !!

ab absurdum !

[-] 1 points by doitagain (234) from Brooklyn, NY 12 years ago

I dont think anyone who doesnt have interest in stock market want it to rise up much less to fall. Im personally against any virtual market and virtual economy. The amount of gold in the banks has to be equal to the amount of currency, so everybody who want to exchange papers will be able to buy the gold. i mean tonns of paper money

[-] 1 points by ThunderclapNewman (1083) from Nanty Glo, PA 12 years ago

I want the Wall St. crooks in jail. What happens to the stock market because of that, I'll live with.

[-] 1 points by DanielBarton (1345) 12 years ago

i would want a rising but as shown in history past the stock market doesnt always reflect the current economic conditions

[-] 1 points by aflockofdoofi (-18) 12 years ago

Its sort of a conundrum? A rising msrket makes rich guys richer, but also REALLY helps retirees.

[-] 1 points by DanielBarton (1345) 12 years ago

yes it helps alot of people

[-] 0 points by Pujete (160) from New York, NY 12 years ago

We want real growth - not a speculative bubble rigged for a few insiders to make a killing.

[-] 0 points by Dumpthechump (96) 12 years ago

This is not a question with a meaningful answer.

If the stock market rises or falls, most OWSers need not care since most do not own shares and if they did would not sell them to profit if the price rose.

If you want to make money on the share market nowadays, its a 24-hour job!

[-] 0 points by gosso920 (-24) 12 years ago

Falling stock market, naturally.

It's schadenfreude-licious!

It's not as if they have any money of their own invested.