DOW just went negative. All today's early gains wiped out.

[Subdivisions]

CNBC playing the theme from Annie.

[AndyA]

1. So much for the bailout fixing the problem.

Obviously, those in the know have determined this is all bullshit.

[Subdivisions]

8. Bob Pisani (CNBC) was on the NYSE floor with traders as they

watched the vote. Bob was looking up at the monitor when the vote passed and when he turned around to get the reaction of traders to the vote, they were all walking quietly away - without cheers or comment.

A few minutes later he was speaking to a couple traders to get their reaction. They said that the more the looked at this bill, the more they decided that it would not fix anything and so the markets simple went back to trading on the days other financial news as they would any other trading day.

THE STOCK MARKETS HAVE DECIDED THAT THE BAILOUT WON'T HELP SOLVE ANYTHING!

[TexasObserver]

2. The DOW has fallen 300 points since the bill passed.

I'll be congressional assholes are puckered all over Washington.

[Warpy]

4. Hedge funds are experiencing a run

and are dumping assets to pay off.

That's what this is about. The early gains were in anticipation of the passage of the bailout. It was a good time to dump assets, and they did.

[jobycom]

7. Thanks. nt

[Virginia Dare]

12. Some rich fuckers are losing their asses right now..

GOOD! Let them feel the pain too.

[tama]

17. Yup

a sucker rally. Many more to come.

[TahitiNut]

10. What's laughable is they're blaming it on the employment numbers which came out in the early AM.

The market didn't head south until the House passed the Extortion Payout.

[TexasObserver]

13. Yeah, the employment numbers have been out for at least 5 hours, and the DOW was UP 250

The spinners are trying to spin it, though.

This is going to be as big a disappointment as the Comet Kohoutek.

[GetTheRightVote]

3. why am I not surprised at this news, hmmm

:grr::grr:

[earth mom]

11. Not surprised either.

:grr:

And I feel sick to my stomach. :puke:

[AlCzervik]

5. the jobs report didn't help.

[OhioChick]

6. Susan Lisovich (or whatever her name is from CNN)

Was talking to someone from Wall Street and she asked why since the bailout passed, everything was dropping and was told that Wall Street was disappointed and "wanted more."

[SoCalDem]

16. Junkies always want more..are we surprised?? n/t

[tama]

9. Still long way

to DOW 4000 and then 2000, before this might find floor - for a while.

[yurbud]

14. Dems should ask for the money back

[nadinbrzezinski]

15. Job reports, Libor rates

nothing to see here...

:banghead: