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2 total messages Started by ceo_council Sat, 28 Jul 2007 20:47

Another Wonderful Day for Stocks on Fri 7/27 - down more than 200 points

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Author: ceo_council
Date: Sat, 28 Jul 2007 20:47

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Well, we had another executive day - stocks fell more than 200 points.
We are so happy - two executive days in a row ! This is a reminder to
you ordinary people, if you don't want to get hurt, get out of the
stock market. This is an exclusive club. In order to be exclusive,
some people must be excluded ! We executives believe it is not a right
to invest but a privilege. That privilege must be approved by us
executives. We also believe that no should be allowed to get income
without work unless you are granted permission by people such as us
executives in the CEO Council, the Democrat Party who we support and
Society.

Again, Stocks are for the elite, not for ordinary people. The
prescription is - get out, now !

Re: Another Wonderful Day for Stocks on Fri 7/27 - down more than 200 points

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Author: Joseph
Date: Mon, 06 Aug 2007 02:51

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ceo_council@hotmail.com wrote:
> 
> Well, we had another executive day - stocks fell more than 200 points.
> We are so happy - two executive days in a row ! This is a reminder to
> you ordinary people, if you don't want to get hurt, get out of the
> stock market. This is an exclusive club. In order to be exclusive,
> some people must be excluded ! We executives believe it is not a right
> to invest but a privilege. That privilege must be approved by us
> executives. We also believe that no should be allowed to get income
> without work unless you are granted permission by people such as us
> executives in the CEO Council, the Democrat Party who we support and
> Society.
> 
> Again, Stocks are for the elite, not for ordinary people. The
> prescription is - get out, now !

Well, all joking aside, and after having watched the stock market for a
while, I have come to the conclusion that those who make "killings" are
either incredibly lucky (not bloody likely) or acting on insider info
(bets anyone?).

J

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