GreenSpam is still playing games for the Rockefellers and the CRF. They've got it rigged, and it's going to crash, and the big boys know it. It was good while Clinton was in and we received a lot of hype, and false reports on exports, unemployement, etc. The Fed still has 64 Trillion in surpluses, and still printing their fiat paper money.

In the meantime, millions of investors, and especially people close to retirement can't recoup losses are really being hurt. It's all a diabolical global plot, and happining here which is effects everyone whether you are an active investor or not. Many retirement plans are tied to the Market, as well as interest rates, whether you have a job or not, and you won't if your employer goes out of business.

The government owns 70% of the Stock Market. The American people are being so dumbed down. The funder being the Federal Reserve a private organization, using the IRS as their tax collector. Their powers extend to the Defense Dept., and they have about 100 other functions. They borrow money, and charge taxpayers 14% interest on their own money. It's the biggest game in town. If you go backwards it leads right to the CFR.

Mr. Burien not only has the answers, he has the solution: The Biggest Theft In America - Walter J. Burien, Jr. http://members.aol.com/_ht_a/cafr1/CAFR.html

: Tuesday March 20 2:25 PM ET
: Fed Cuts Rates a Half Point, Ready for More

: By Glenn Somerville

: WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Federal Reserve on Tuesday cut U.S.
: interest rates by half a percentage point, the third such
: reduction this year, and signaled it was ready to do more

: if needed to revitalize the economy.

: The move followed two rapid-fire reductions in January and
: dropped the bellwether federal funds overnight bank lending
: rate to 5 percent -- its lowest level since mid-1999 -- as
: Fed policymakers continued an aggressive monetary easing
: campaign.

: The Fed's decision to opt for a half-percentage point cut,
: instead of the more dramatic three-quarters of a percentage
: point reduction financial markets had hoped for, appeared
: to initially disappoint Wall Street.

: --{snip}-- --{another writeup follows here}--

: Market Update
: from Briefing.com

: 3:00PM Dow -61, Nasdaq -41, S&P -5.91: 3:30PM Dow -149, Nasdaq
: -65, S&P -16.78: 3:40PM Dow -191, Nasdaq -76, S&P -22.32;

: Well, there have been no contrarian rallies...

: It was widely held that the market would be disappointed with
: just a 50bp rate cut, and sure enough, the market is
: expressing its disappointment through broad-based selling
: activity...

: Most stocks have moved off session highs, but losses in the
: financial and technology sectors are the key drivers behind
: the post-FOMC selloff... Clearly, the idea of having to
: guess when, and how much, the Fed's next move will be is
: not sitting well with traders...

: With that in mind, Briefing.com has been struck by the Fed's
: statement today that it would "need to monitor
: developments closely" as that mirrors this statement
: at the December meeting: "The Committee will continue
: to monitor closely the evolving economic situation."

: ... That December statement was followed by an intermeeting
: cut 15 days later... Also notable is that no such
: "monitor closely" comment was made after the
: January meeting, and not coincidentally, the Fed made no
: intermeeting move... Just an observation which, for the
: moment, traders care very little about...

: S&P Midcap 400 -1.0%, Nasdaq 100 -5.2%, Russell 2000 -0.5%,
: NYSE Adv/Dec 1574/1472, Nasdaq Adv/Dec 1498/2075