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Wall Street seemed to be much happier when I was spending money at the Mouse.

MarleysGh0st wrote:Wall Street seemed to be much happier when I was spending money at the Mouse.

No, it's Rexer's fault, not yours.

Bob Juch wrote:

MarleysGh0st wrote:Wall Street seemed to be much happier when I was spending money at the Mouse.

No, it's Rexer's fault, not yours.

Well, if you're sure about that...

My rate of spending at the Mouse was a heck of a lot less that the losses I had yesterday, so I'd be willing to make the sacrifice, even if I did have to keep walking a gazillion miles a day!

MarleysGh0st wrote:

Bob Juch wrote:

MarleysGh0st wrote:Wall Street seemed to be much happier when I was spending money at the Mouse.

No, it's Rexer's fault, not yours.

Well, if you're sure about that...

My rate of spending at the Mouse was a heck of a lot less that the losses I had yesterday, so I'd be willing to make the sacrifice, even if I did have to keep walking a gazillion miles a day!

The market will be up over 300 today.

Bob Juch wrote: The market will be up over 300 today.

Dead cat bounces don't excite me in this market.

MarleysGh0st wrote:

Bob Juch wrote: The market will be up over 300 today.

Dead cat bounces don't excite me in this market.

There's got to be a better phrase to use in this case...

Dead Cat wrote:

MarleysGh0st wrote:

Bob Juch wrote: The market will be up over 300 today.

Dead cat bounces don't excite me in this market.

There's got to be a better phrase to use in this case...

Sorry, but it's a classic expression.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dead_cat_bounce

MarleysGh0st wrote:

Dead Cat wrote:

MarleysGh0st wrote: Dead cat bounces don't excite me in this market.

There's got to be a better phrase to use in this case...

Sorry, but it's a classic expression.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dead_cat_bounce

I really don't care about "classic expressions". We are about to enter a time of change, and the pervasive dead cat-ism should stop.

Dead Cat wrote:

MarleysGh0st wrote:

Dead Cat wrote: There's got to be a better phrase to use in this case...

Sorry, but it's a classic expression.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dead_cat_bounce

I really don't care about "classic expressions". We are about to enter a time of change, and the pervasive dead cat-ism should stop.

Stop bouncing, then.

MarleysGh0st wrote:

Dead Cat wrote:

MarleysGh0st wrote: Sorry, but it's a classic expression.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dead_cat_bounce

I really don't care about "classic expressions". We are about to enter a time of change, and the pervasive dead cat-ism should stop.

Stop bouncing, then.

Have you checked lately? I don't bounce.

Are we going to have to hire a medium? We have a gh0st conversing with a dead cat.

Rexer25 wrote:Are we going to have to hire a medium? We have a gh0st conversing with a dead cat.

Hey, you've been hearing dead people for a long time!

Dead Cat wrote:

MarleysGh0st wrote:

Bob Juch wrote: The market will be up over 300 today.

Dead cat bounces don't excite me in this market.

There's got to be a better phrase to use in this case...

What's wrong with dead cats? I've been dead for 8 years, and am in great shape....

Fluffy wrote:

Dead Cat wrote:

MarleysGh0st wrote: Dead cat bounces don't excite me in this market.

There's got to be a better phrase to use in this case...

What's wrong with dead cats? I've been dead for 8 years, and am in great shape....

Nothing's wrong with dead cats, but there is so much bad will toward us that we will never achieve out part of the American endless Dream until others stop abusing us just to find a bounce.

Dead Cat wrote:

Fluffy wrote:

Dead Cat wrote: There's got to be a better phrase to use in this case...

What's wrong with dead cats? I've been dead for 8 years, and am in great shape....

Nothing's wrong with dead cats, but there is so much bad will toward us that we will never achieve out part of the American endless Dream until others stop abusing us just to find a bounce.

Perhaps you should take your complaints to Mr. Juch, then. I said I didn't get excited by the bouncing.

I got my 401K statement yesterday. I only lost $1600 since May....

I guess I'll just have to give up that plan to retire at 35.....

lb13

littlebeast13 wrote:I got my 401K statement yesterday. I only lost $1600 since May....

I guess I'll just have to give up that plan to retire at 35.....

lb13

You open your statements? I just toss mine in a drawer and
don't bother to look at them. Guess I will eventually, but it's just easier not to right now.

kayrharris wrote:

littlebeast13 wrote:I got my 401K statement yesterday. I only lost $1600 since May....

I guess I'll just have to give up that plan to retire at 35.....

lb13

You open your statements? I just toss mine in a drawer and
don't bother to look at them. Guess I will eventually, but it's just easier not to right now.

Sure I look at them. But I don't ever remember what was in them.

Same with the company stock statements. I always look at them too, but I have no idea how many shares I have.... I couldn't even come up with a reasonable guess....

lb13

littlebeast13 wrote:I got my 401K statement yesterday. I only lost $1600 since May....

This miser has lost somewhat more than that.

kayrharris wrote:

littlebeast13 wrote:I got my 401K statement yesterday. I only lost $1600 since May....

I guess I'll just have to give up that plan to retire at 35.....

lb13

You open your statements? I just toss mine in a drawer and
don't bother to look at them. Guess I will eventually, but it's just easier not to right now.

Yeah, I mean what's the big deal. So we probably lost a billion dollars or two. Just be sure to lower the allowance for the servants....

MarleysGh0st wrote:

littlebeast13 wrote:I got my 401K statement yesterday. I only lost $1600 since May....

This miser has lost somewhat more than that.

And yet you take vacations to some ridiculous oversized playground? No wonder the business got better after you croaked. Maybe you should try working a few more holidays....

EVERYONE should go back to WDW! And walk a gajillion miles a day! It's good for your health and the economy!

Possibility of a late-January visit. It's only 1 hour and 15 minutes away from Tampa, if necessary............

minimetoo26 wrote:EVERYONE should go back to WDW! And walk a gajillion miles a day! It's good for your health and the economy!

It's certainly good for my economy.....

Ebeneezer Beast wrote:

MarleysGh0st wrote:

littlebeast13 wrote:I got my 401K statement yesterday. I only lost $1600 since May....

This miser has lost somewhat more than that.

And yet you take vacations to some ridiculous oversized playground? No wonder the business got better after you croaked. Maybe you should try working a few more holidays....

But the numbers don't lie!

I made a profit vacationing at Disney Land!

One day back at work, and the economy crumbles.

Dead Cat wrote:

MarleysGh0st wrote:

Dead Cat wrote: There's got to be a better phrase to use in this case...

Sorry, but it's a classic expression.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dead_cat_bounce

I really don't care about "classic expressions". We are about to enter a time of change, and the pervasive dead cat-ism should stop.

I have no problem with dead cat-ism....

I greeted Mini on her return from Thanksgiving. Rain Man took such good care of me, I never escaped even though my cage had two gaping holes in it. He was a great Mouse Dad, and he made me the nicest headstone with mouse cartoons on it. But mom says no more rodents.