yaaaawwwwnnnn

[JohnnyD]

Originally Posted by justplugit

I agree with your first statement but disagree on the second.

If you have a tried and true inspirational leader that people trusted
and spouted a sound plan to fix the economy the instituional buyers would see
it as an opportunity to buy, not sell. It's all about confidence.

Problem is our President doesn't have a plan, unless it's a secret one that
he plans to reveal at the just right time.

It's not like this crap economy is a surprise or just started. If he had a sound plan to fix the economy, we would already know everything about it and a reactionary speech to the tattered markets wouldn't reveal any new, ground-breaking information.

A completely different situation where I would agree that an inspirational leader is when there is an acute incident that a quick response is needed for. For instance, the Lehman Brother's and Enron bankruptcies or a terrorist attack.

Dealing with the stock market depends on utilizing data and an intelligent analysis of that data. A single BS expected speech by the President (regardless of who he is) does not provide any qualitative or quantitatively useful information.

[justplugit]

[QUOTE=JohnnyD;878671 A single BS expected speech by the President (regardless of who he is) does not provide any qualitative or quantitatively useful information.[/QUOTE]

JD, I couldn't have summed up his speech betta.

[JohnnyD]

Originally Posted by justplugit

JD, I couldn't have summed up his speech betta.

Your taking my words out of context. Nothing I said was directly about Obama's speech, specifically.

Dealing with the stock market depends on utilizing data and an intelligent analysis of that data. A single BS expected speech by the President (regardless of who he is) does not provide any qualitative or quantitatively useful information.

[spence]

Originally Posted by JohnnyD

Your taking my words out of context. Nothing I said was directly about Obama's speech, specifically.

Don't worry, he's having some context issues recently

-spence

[JohnR]

Originally Posted by spence

Don't worry, he's having some context issues recently

-spence

Johnny D - smacked down by Mr. Context

[spence]

Originally Posted by JohnR

Johnny D - smacked down by Mr. Context

Was actually talking about Justplugit

Things move pretty quick around here, please try to pay attention.

-spence

[JohnR]

Originally Posted by spence

Was actually talking about Justplugit

Things move pretty quick around here, please try to pay attention.

-spence

Ooops, must make note to myself to take more time and not do a drive-by.

Having said that, you are the Queen of Context .

[justplugit]

Originally Posted by spence

Don't worry, he's having some context issues recently

-spence

Pot calling the kettle black.

[scottw]

Originally Posted by JohnnyD

Your taking my words out of context. Nothing I said was directly about Obama's speech, specifically.

huh?

Originally Posted by JohnnyD

If he had a sound plan to fix the economy, we would already know everything about it and a reactionary speech to the tattered markets wouldn't reveal any new, ground-breaking information.

Dealing with the stock market depends on utilizing data and an intelligent analysis of that data. A single BS expected speech by the President (regardless of who he is) does not provide any qualitative or quantitatively useful information. .

did I miss something?..was there another President with no plan to fix the economy who gave a reactionary (and quite arrogant and uninspiring) speech recently regarding the tattered markets containing all the expected BS that provided no useful information that you may have been or may not have been either specifically or directly referring to?

[justplugit]

Originally Posted by JohnnyD

Dealing with the stock market depends on utilizing data and an intelligent analysis of that data. A single BS expected speech by the President (regardless of who he is) does not provide any qualitative or quantitatively useful information.

Sorry JD, but i couldn't resist being that was such a perfect discription
of Obama's speech.

In any event we prolly won't hear from him for the 10 days he's
on vacation on the Vineyard as the world crisis continues.
Prolly gonna work on his "razor sharp" jobs creation program.