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Strangelove wrote:

Topper wrote:Smoked in from the fires in Washington State, Yesterday we had the second worst air quality of any where in North America, only Omak, in the midst of the fires was worse.

Today isn't any better. We're 3x the level of Beijing.

Hopefully you don't end up like Dave Dave ^^

I haven't heard much, are things expected to get better anytime soon?

SKYO wrote:Speaking of China...'Hundreds of billions wiped off world stock markets in worst plunge since 2008'
http://www.independent.ie/business/worl ... 72854.html
"WORLD stock markets plunged on Monday after a near-9 percent dive in China shares, but commodities and the dollar pared losses and U.S. stocks staged a striking comeback in a volatile session after European markets closed.

After dropping more than 1,000 points, or almost 7 percent, at Wall Street's open, the Dow Jones industrial average eased losses and was off less than 2 percent in afternoon trading. The benchmark Standard & Poor's 500 index was down 2 percent after earlier approaching correction territory, or 10 percent off its record high......

"Oil prices also recovered somewhat after plunging to six-and-a-half year lows. Safe-haven U.S. government and German bonds, as well as the yen and the euro , rallied as currency concerns kicked in due to China's recent currency devaluation
U.S. crude was last down 3.7 percent at about $38.95 a barrel after falling as low as $37.75 earlier in the day and Brent was off 4.2 percent at $43.57 after falling as low as $42.51 to take it under January's lows for the first time. Worries about weaker demand from normally resource-hungry China added to global supply glut concerns."
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"China stock market crisis: Who's to blame?
http://www.aljazeera.com/blogs/asia/201 ... 59794.html

When stock markets tumble they make headlines. #BlackMonday is trending on Twitter.

This crisis has been long in the making. To overcome the North Atlantic Financial Crisis - you may refer to it as the Great Recession of 2008 - governments and central banks began to flood the market with money.

Quantative Easing it would appear was the sticking plaster that masked many sins. Global stock markets soared. The real economy barely showed signs of life.

Beijing, reluctant to see decades of hard economic growth succumb to the greed of Wall Street, spent almost $600bn propping up its economy. That delayed the inevitable. Not just for China but for many commodity and oil exporting nations."

Topper wrote:

SKYO wrote:Speaking of China...'Hundreds of billions wiped off world stock markets in worst plunge since 2008'

None of this was real money anyways. Once China started paying attention to the newly filthy rich and nailing them with corruption charges this was inevitable.

I love market volatility, lots of overselling means great bargain$ and quick rebound$ on the stockmarket.

Strangelove wrote:

What say you "local busybody child-batterer demon-sorcerer" Miyagi?

Strangelove wrote:

What say you "local busybody child-batterer demon-sorcerer" Miyagi?

Mr.Miyagi wrote:

Strangelove wrote:

What say you "local busybody child-batterer demon-sorcerer" Miyagi?

I had a good chuckle...because it's true.

*claps hands and rubs them together*

Mr.Miyagi wrote:I had a good chuckle...because it's true.

*claps hands and rubs them together*

Eddy Punch Clock wrote:So..... what I miss?

SKYO wrote:

Eddy Punch Clock wrote:So..... what I miss?

Your bday thread ha viewtopic.php?f=8&t=10721

Eddy Punch Clock wrote:So..... what I miss?

Eddy Punch Clock wrote: So hows the general mood been around here with our new GM destroying our team with horrible trades and awful contract signings? Has the dudes head exploded yet? Mine just about has.