End of Week...

Thursday and Friday were not good. A few wins mixed in with too many losses. I gave up half my profits from what was a pretty good week up until Thursday evening. Damn, I hate when that happens. I have to say the possibility of a total global financial meltdown loomed heavy in my thoughts. Next week will be another very interesting week. I hope the world economy makes it through. This is truly a very scary financial time.

I'm a firm believer that the evidence is overwhelming that when you elect a person(President Bush) and a body of people(U.S. Congress) to a govern the most powerful country on earth that represent a financial ideology instead of the best interests of the constituents, you get a financial disaster like we have now. God help us. It may be all we have left to hope for.

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