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  1. 29-09-2008, 11:11 PM #1
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    Analysis - US Congressmen fiddle while Wall Street burns

    Shockwaves emanate from rejection of bailout plan by House of Representatives
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    Re: Analysis - US Congressmen fiddle while Wall Street burns

    Soooooo....

    When do we start buying up cheap stocks to make a decent medium to long term return?
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    Re: Analysis - US Congressmen fiddle while Wall Street burns

    Quote Originally Posted by Funkstar View Post
    Soooooo....

    When do we start buying up cheap stocks to make a decent medium to long term return?
    2015, is my guess.
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    Re: Analysis - US Congressmen fiddle while Wall Street burns

    Shock, horror, politicians doing what their constituents want.

    and feedback from their constituents was running strongly against the measures.
    Well, rejecting it may or may not have been the right thing to do. I wouldn't know, but don't you sometimes wish OUR politicians actually listened to what WE want rather than what THEY want?
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