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Another way of looking at it is like this: if one person makes a million bucks, then they'll spend a certain amount of that money on basics and then some luxury goods and then the rest will be stashed away in savings or whatever.

If ten people made $100,000, then there would be more spending on basics, and some luxury goods and less in savings. Instead of one person buying food and clothes, there would be ten people.

As far as the vanishing wealth from the recent stock market fall… that wealth went some where. It didn't totally vanish. Some people because very rich off the downfall in the stock market by “betting” the right way.

I've commented on here about six months ago that I like volatility in the stock market (at least personally) because one can make money regardless of how the stock market goes. With volatility one can make even more (or lose more if you drop your eye from the ball). Why do you think the government did away with certain types of trading transactions (for a few weeks) back in Sept?

Anyway a few very smart people (not me) made a ton of money off this market.

Relatively speaking, I'd say renewable energy and energy conservation technologies are a good bet. Congress finally approved the investment tax credit, and Missouri voted to become the 25th state with a renewable portfolio standard. You have to be very careful though, because the competition is going to be intense. I'd suggest checking out various clean energy mutuals. FWIW, one company that's making quite a splash right now is the geothermal company Raser.

But this was actually the headline on Yahoo's Associated Press feed yesterday as well. 'Market drops on fears of Obama administration' or something similar. When you read the article, it turned out there were a bunch of poor earnings reports and other real data and one analyst saying there were worries about Obama near the bottom of the article.

Of course, there are worries about an administration change. The market always has jitters over uncertainty and Obama is an uncertainty. But that's just part of the story.

Fixed.

Fox is selected for abuse because it doesn't adhere to “moderation.”

The rest of the media acted as Obama's campaigners, and what mighty interesting timing that now some of them are admitting they know next to nothing about him (as is true for the rest of us; why didn't they investigate during the campaign?) or are apprehensive, for example, by the cult of personality still surrounding Obama and the media manipulation related to it. It's okay to admit these now, now that their man has been elected.

Obama hasn't even given his first press conference yet!

GM, meanwhile, joins Ford in reporting bad news. (To what degree this is tailored to aid in their quest for handouts, and what we should be able to expect in exchange if handouts are given, are things the media should be pursuing and reporting. Also, Detroit is _not_ “the US auto industry,” does not solely define it. The obvious slant to this and the nature of the kind of handouts envisioned, with factory age minima to steer them to Detroit, should be investigated and reported better. And why should there be discrimination in favor of Detroit? Also, are the idiots who want to ban imports, as I heard today on the radio here in Detroit, going to have any say in Washington?)

http://online.wsj.com/article/SB122606964550108…

Is this what the future looks like, the left attributes every positive outcome to the Obama Administration and the right attributes everything bad.

If the TMV wants to maintain some form of credbility, then you should have criticized the left for noting the stock market increse on Tuesday.

On a larger note, maybe someone will point out what will be the best place for investing in an Obama Administration. It looks like automatic, gas & oil, transportation, or nuclear stocks will not be the place.