Apparently your memory is challenged, but during that dynamic drop, joe( regular guy) couldn't execute any trades!!
dO YOU MEAN FAILED IN PASSING HEALTHCARE REFORM OR TURNING THE ECONOMY AROUND OR MAYBE YOU MEANT HIS FAILURES IN AFGANISTAN. oH WAIT, HE IS DOING PRETTY GOOD IN ALL OF THOSE AND HE IS ABOUT TO PUT THE HURT ON THE MORONS THAT CAUSED THE ECONOMY TO SELF DESTRUCT.
Ummmmm....ahhhhh....ummmmm....ahhhhh...LMAO!!!!
Remember the middle class maroon thread? You should have pulled out when the market crashed 1000 points in 20 minutes.
I hate to say it but you most likely are right.Technically, we hit that bottom again today. Historically double bottoms are always a bad sign. We will probably consolidate at these levels and continue to go lower.
I hate to say it but you most likely are right.
I hate to say it but you most likely are right.
Hindsight is always 20/20...We'll have to wait til then. I hate to see it go lower, but lower prices = opportunity.
The debt clock just passed $13 TRILLION !!! increasing at $100 Billion a month !!
I had to spell out the words because there are too many zeros !
The debt clock just passed $13 TRILLION !!! increasing at $100 Billion a month !!
I had to spell out the words because there are too many zeros !
A Keynesian Paradox
The threat of a double-dip recession is real, but it should not be cause for more government “stimulus,” deficit-spending, bailouts, and low-interest monetary easing. The primary reason for the current market downturn is unacceptably high levels of sovereign debt and spending in Europe, the U.S., Japan, and elsewhere.
This poses a Keynesian paradox, defying Keynes’ essential proposition that in a recession, governments must engage in deficit-spending in the absence of private investment. Only, when the economic downturn began in 2007, that’s exactly what Western economies did. Now, they’re going broke, creating more dislocation in the markets — which the deficit-spending was supposed to cure.
Hence the paradox. The deficit-spending promised to bring the economy around, but instead it put too much pressure on government balance sheets, and now the global economy is suffering badly as a result.
“My own thought is before there’s talk of additional stimulus, I would irge all leaders to focus first on making the stimulus that’s announced actually gets delivered,” said Harper.
“That’s been our focus in Canada and I would urge the same priority elsewhere.”
Harper also said he’ll be warning G8 leaders “to be very leery of the protectionist tendencies we are seeing in some countries’ stimulus plans.”
He said protectionism could prolong the global recession.
Maybe you might listen to "socialist liberal Canada" next time ?
Our PM said this last year in July :
So, bring on the Vat Tax, to stop that madness, and Upstate would be thankful, too.
He might get a parking spot at the mall, again !
Actuall Upstate would love the Fair Tax.
Actuall Upstate would love the Fair Tax.
Hey look lucy your brown nosed friend is here to defend you.... What a couple.