Bernanke market bully terrorism does not end.... The BO-Bernanke bulliterrorism in financial markets and around the globe ~ anyone who is trying to rationalize this market is at total stun how markets are just pumping up.
Markets in 2008 and 2009 -- 2010
Market performance in 2009 after the dramatic 2008 is certainly remarkable. While 2008 market price movement is designed to gain massive profits from cutting down over supplied money circulation which many have expected and while some are missed because of the 2008 election hype, the 2009 market is certainly the performances of pure money manipulation by the Fed Bernanke. Astonishingly at the expenses of all bears pointing out the reality of economic condition and at the expense of running up trillions of US deficit - certainly market price movements are far from reality.
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