“@WSJ: Why the scary stock-market chart comparing now to 1929 is a bunch of nonsense: http://on.wsj.com/1cEVSct pic.twitter.com/F7VWHKDV11”
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“@WSJ: Why the scary stock-market chart comparing now to 1929 is a bunch of nonsense: http://on.wsj.com/1cEVSct pic.twitter.com/F7VWHKDV11”
“@WSJ: Why the scary stock-chart comparing now to 1929 is a bunch of nonsense: http://on.wsj.com/1cEVSct pic.twitter.com/3KX1gFDwat” @reKLEINer_2
@WSJ - DJIA big picture chart shows brutal Wile E Coyote megaphone wedge. Be Careful Folks - http://trader618.com - #2014crash
“@WSJ: Why the scary stock-market chart comparing now to 1929 is a bunch of nonsense: http://on.wsj.com/1cEVSct pic.twitter.com/3xBXs7AOXT”
@WSJ without any comparison it is almost a time for market correction!
@WSJ good article, but mr Saut's comments about teenagers and video games are neither relevant or helpful.
Technical analysis porn :) “@WSJ: Why the chart comparing now to 1929 is a bunch of nonsense: http://on.wsj.com/1cEVSct pic.twitter.com/wdB9ukPL1l”
“@WSJ: Why the scary stock-market comparison chart is a bunch of nonsense: http://on.wsj.com/1cEVSct pic.twitter.com/jTqmQRMTVC”@montanakid13
“@WSJ: Why the scary stock-market chart comparing now to 1929 is a bunch of nonsense: http://on.wsj.com/1cEVSct pic.twitter.com/dz1KEtw8LQ” yes!
@WSJ Now this chart needs to go viral...
@WSJ chart would have made sense if the fed continued their pullback of QE. But since the fed continued with the 85B the chart wont continue
“@WSJ Why the scary stock-market chart comparing now to 1929 is a bunch of nonsense: http://on.wsj.com/1cEVSct pic.twitter.com/1qiRTbaqNm @ATrosko
RT @WSJ: Why the scary stock-market chart comparing now to 1929 is a bunch of nonsense: http://on.wsj.com/1cEVSct pic.twitter.com/JFg4DU8Qni
“@WSJ: Why the scary stock-market chart comparing now to 1929 is a bunch of nonsense: http://on.wsj.com/1cEVSct pic.twitter.com/7q5aKE4QLz”
@WSJ Never took it too seriously. The two axes have uneven scales.
@WSJ Gotta say, that's scary. With the CBO saying the national debt is above 70 percent of GDP, feels like we're already Greece.
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