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Exactly 4 Years Ago, Late CNBC Host Mark Haines Called the Bottom
Posted on 3/8/13 at 7:20 pm
Posted on 3/8/13 at 7:20 pm
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Exactly 4 Years Ago, Late CNBC Host Mark Haines Made One Of The Greatest Stock Calls Of All Time
Joe Weisenthal | Mar. 8, 2013, 10:11 AM | 10,007 | 25
We remember this vividly.
Late CNBCer Mark Haines made one of the greatest stock calls of all time, establishing the legendary "Haines Bottom." (Technically it wasn't four years ago today, because this year March 10 falls on a weekend, but you get the point.)
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Posted on 3/8/13 at 7:49 pm to NC_Tigah
If that was really the only time he said that, that's pretty damn awesome.
Posted on 3/9/13 at 7:10 am to fatboydave
Posted on 3/9/13 at 3:02 pm to cajunangelle
Someone was calling the bottom every day, someone was gonna be right
Posted on 3/9/13 at 6:07 pm to barry
I believe this to be a temporary bubble that is absolutely assured to pop. However, I have no idea when.
Posted on 3/10/13 at 4:45 am to kingbob
Food for thought from another blog:
"If you had invested in the Dow in 2007 it's true that you would be even after 5 yrs of no gain, but if you had invested in some of the individual Dow stocks you would still be under water. Boeing was 100, now 78; Bank of America was 55, now 12; Alcoa was 55, now 8; GM was 40, then went bankrupt, was 42, now 36; HP was 55, now 20; GE was 42, now 23; Microsoft was 38, now 28 , Merck was 63, now 43. That's only some of the pain suffered by people who stayed with their stocks. Washington Mutual went bankrupt......you could go on and show how the market was manipulated. Nobody knows how many billions were lost by individual investors who held onto their stocks."
Yep, I have GE, BAC, and Merck. Maybe they will come back.
"If you had invested in the Dow in 2007 it's true that you would be even after 5 yrs of no gain, but if you had invested in some of the individual Dow stocks you would still be under water. Boeing was 100, now 78; Bank of America was 55, now 12; Alcoa was 55, now 8; GM was 40, then went bankrupt, was 42, now 36; HP was 55, now 20; GE was 42, now 23; Microsoft was 38, now 28 , Merck was 63, now 43. That's only some of the pain suffered by people who stayed with their stocks. Washington Mutual went bankrupt......you could go on and show how the market was manipulated. Nobody knows how many billions were lost by individual investors who held onto their stocks."
Yep, I have GE, BAC, and Merck. Maybe they will come back.
Posted on 3/10/13 at 5:49 pm to matthew25
quote:HP, GE, Merck, etc. were manipulated?
Washington Mutual went bankrupt......you could go on and show how the market was manipulated
Posted on 3/10/13 at 6:05 pm to matthew25
Damn, are you telling me that all stocks aren't winners?

Posted on 3/10/13 at 6:29 pm to kingbob
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I believe this to be a temporary bubble that is absolutely assured to pop. However, I have no idea when.
Brilliant analysis
Posted on 3/11/13 at 11:14 am to NC_Tigah
I can understand the "manipulation" of banks/financial sector. GE was in that category; and GM lost out b/c no one could get credit to purchase, plus huge entitlement costs to unions.
But drugs and computers???
But drugs and computers???
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