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January 6, 2008 at 9:56 PM #131013January 6, 2008 at 10:59 PM #130780DWCAPParticipant
“I agree with this. I think Fed will cut interest rates, like it or not!! Runaway inflation is too scary but what are we going to do about it? I feel so sorry for the middle class in this country that is literally being raped by this government and it’s fiscal policies!!”
Runaway inflation is scary, but a slow bleed. Stock market falling 200+ points in a single day is seen by the general public as an artery poping. Problem is the government doesnt want to be seen as doing nothing, so they choose the slow bleed that MAY get them reelected. The problems can always be addressed later. The middle class doesnt understand the problem, and doesnt want to. I know, I and all of my friends are middle class (atleast right now). BTW this is the same reason Obama wins, IF he takes NH. People know things arent good, just dont know what to do about it. Since they dont know the problem, it is ok that he doesnt have an answer.
Predictions for 2008,
Stocks are only down alittle overall, maybe 5%. Not because the ecomony is good or anything, but because there is a boatload of cash floating around the world looking for somewhere to go. As a poster on here posted, the lending spigets are on full blast, if your assets are good. This isnt a lending crunch, it is a crappy asset crunch (over-priced housing included). As such, housing falls another 10% and FED rates touch 2.5%. Suddenly housing, while not good, isnt such a bad asset anymore and banks wont be taking in the ass with so many forclosures. Recession is finally recognized, but since that which is pulling us down is patched up, things dont ever get too bad.January 6, 2008 at 10:59 PM #130960DWCAPParticipant“I agree with this. I think Fed will cut interest rates, like it or not!! Runaway inflation is too scary but what are we going to do about it? I feel so sorry for the middle class in this country that is literally being raped by this government and it’s fiscal policies!!”
Runaway inflation is scary, but a slow bleed. Stock market falling 200+ points in a single day is seen by the general public as an artery poping. Problem is the government doesnt want to be seen as doing nothing, so they choose the slow bleed that MAY get them reelected. The problems can always be addressed later. The middle class doesnt understand the problem, and doesnt want to. I know, I and all of my friends are middle class (atleast right now). BTW this is the same reason Obama wins, IF he takes NH. People know things arent good, just dont know what to do about it. Since they dont know the problem, it is ok that he doesnt have an answer.
Predictions for 2008,
Stocks are only down alittle overall, maybe 5%. Not because the ecomony is good or anything, but because there is a boatload of cash floating around the world looking for somewhere to go. As a poster on here posted, the lending spigets are on full blast, if your assets are good. This isnt a lending crunch, it is a crappy asset crunch (over-priced housing included). As such, housing falls another 10% and FED rates touch 2.5%. Suddenly housing, while not good, isnt such a bad asset anymore and banks wont be taking in the ass with so many forclosures. Recession is finally recognized, but since that which is pulling us down is patched up, things dont ever get too bad.January 6, 2008 at 10:59 PM #130966DWCAPParticipant“I agree with this. I think Fed will cut interest rates, like it or not!! Runaway inflation is too scary but what are we going to do about it? I feel so sorry for the middle class in this country that is literally being raped by this government and it’s fiscal policies!!”
Runaway inflation is scary, but a slow bleed. Stock market falling 200+ points in a single day is seen by the general public as an artery poping. Problem is the government doesnt want to be seen as doing nothing, so they choose the slow bleed that MAY get them reelected. The problems can always be addressed later. The middle class doesnt understand the problem, and doesnt want to. I know, I and all of my friends are middle class (atleast right now). BTW this is the same reason Obama wins, IF he takes NH. People know things arent good, just dont know what to do about it. Since they dont know the problem, it is ok that he doesnt have an answer.
Predictions for 2008,
Stocks are only down alittle overall, maybe 5%. Not because the ecomony is good or anything, but because there is a boatload of cash floating around the world looking for somewhere to go. As a poster on here posted, the lending spigets are on full blast, if your assets are good. This isnt a lending crunch, it is a crappy asset crunch (over-priced housing included). As such, housing falls another 10% and FED rates touch 2.5%. Suddenly housing, while not good, isnt such a bad asset anymore and banks wont be taking in the ass with so many forclosures. Recession is finally recognized, but since that which is pulling us down is patched up, things dont ever get too bad.January 6, 2008 at 10:59 PM #131027DWCAPParticipant“I agree with this. I think Fed will cut interest rates, like it or not!! Runaway inflation is too scary but what are we going to do about it? I feel so sorry for the middle class in this country that is literally being raped by this government and it’s fiscal policies!!”
Runaway inflation is scary, but a slow bleed. Stock market falling 200+ points in a single day is seen by the general public as an artery poping. Problem is the government doesnt want to be seen as doing nothing, so they choose the slow bleed that MAY get them reelected. The problems can always be addressed later. The middle class doesnt understand the problem, and doesnt want to. I know, I and all of my friends are middle class (atleast right now). BTW this is the same reason Obama wins, IF he takes NH. People know things arent good, just dont know what to do about it. Since they dont know the problem, it is ok that he doesnt have an answer.
Predictions for 2008,
Stocks are only down alittle overall, maybe 5%. Not because the ecomony is good or anything, but because there is a boatload of cash floating around the world looking for somewhere to go. As a poster on here posted, the lending spigets are on full blast, if your assets are good. This isnt a lending crunch, it is a crappy asset crunch (over-priced housing included). As such, housing falls another 10% and FED rates touch 2.5%. Suddenly housing, while not good, isnt such a bad asset anymore and banks wont be taking in the ass with so many forclosures. Recession is finally recognized, but since that which is pulling us down is patched up, things dont ever get too bad.January 6, 2008 at 10:59 PM #131063DWCAPParticipant“I agree with this. I think Fed will cut interest rates, like it or not!! Runaway inflation is too scary but what are we going to do about it? I feel so sorry for the middle class in this country that is literally being raped by this government and it’s fiscal policies!!”
Runaway inflation is scary, but a slow bleed. Stock market falling 200+ points in a single day is seen by the general public as an artery poping. Problem is the government doesnt want to be seen as doing nothing, so they choose the slow bleed that MAY get them reelected. The problems can always be addressed later. The middle class doesnt understand the problem, and doesnt want to. I know, I and all of my friends are middle class (atleast right now). BTW this is the same reason Obama wins, IF he takes NH. People know things arent good, just dont know what to do about it. Since they dont know the problem, it is ok that he doesnt have an answer.
Predictions for 2008,
Stocks are only down alittle overall, maybe 5%. Not because the ecomony is good or anything, but because there is a boatload of cash floating around the world looking for somewhere to go. As a poster on here posted, the lending spigets are on full blast, if your assets are good. This isnt a lending crunch, it is a crappy asset crunch (over-priced housing included). As such, housing falls another 10% and FED rates touch 2.5%. Suddenly housing, while not good, isnt such a bad asset anymore and banks wont be taking in the ass with so many forclosures. Recession is finally recognized, but since that which is pulling us down is patched up, things dont ever get too bad.January 6, 2008 at 11:33 PM #130790DukehornParticipantThe irony of seeing someone complaining about Senator Obama being on the Harvard Law Review after that poster probably voted for an alcoholic who scraped by with Cs during his academic career and also lied repeatedly to the American public about critical foreign policy issues (as opposed to sex) is too rich (and depressing).
I bet teaching real science as opposed to creationism is part of that scary radical liberal agenda?? Seriously after the last 8 years and all that botched spending in Iraq, you’re going to complain about wasted spending and taxes in the upcoming administration?
January 6, 2008 at 11:33 PM #130970DukehornParticipantThe irony of seeing someone complaining about Senator Obama being on the Harvard Law Review after that poster probably voted for an alcoholic who scraped by with Cs during his academic career and also lied repeatedly to the American public about critical foreign policy issues (as opposed to sex) is too rich (and depressing).
I bet teaching real science as opposed to creationism is part of that scary radical liberal agenda?? Seriously after the last 8 years and all that botched spending in Iraq, you’re going to complain about wasted spending and taxes in the upcoming administration?
January 6, 2008 at 11:33 PM #130976DukehornParticipantThe irony of seeing someone complaining about Senator Obama being on the Harvard Law Review after that poster probably voted for an alcoholic who scraped by with Cs during his academic career and also lied repeatedly to the American public about critical foreign policy issues (as opposed to sex) is too rich (and depressing).
I bet teaching real science as opposed to creationism is part of that scary radical liberal agenda?? Seriously after the last 8 years and all that botched spending in Iraq, you’re going to complain about wasted spending and taxes in the upcoming administration?
January 6, 2008 at 11:33 PM #131037DukehornParticipantThe irony of seeing someone complaining about Senator Obama being on the Harvard Law Review after that poster probably voted for an alcoholic who scraped by with Cs during his academic career and also lied repeatedly to the American public about critical foreign policy issues (as opposed to sex) is too rich (and depressing).
I bet teaching real science as opposed to creationism is part of that scary radical liberal agenda?? Seriously after the last 8 years and all that botched spending in Iraq, you’re going to complain about wasted spending and taxes in the upcoming administration?
January 6, 2008 at 11:33 PM #131073DukehornParticipantThe irony of seeing someone complaining about Senator Obama being on the Harvard Law Review after that poster probably voted for an alcoholic who scraped by with Cs during his academic career and also lied repeatedly to the American public about critical foreign policy issues (as opposed to sex) is too rich (and depressing).
I bet teaching real science as opposed to creationism is part of that scary radical liberal agenda?? Seriously after the last 8 years and all that botched spending in Iraq, you’re going to complain about wasted spending and taxes in the upcoming administration?
January 6, 2008 at 11:40 PM #130795EnorahParticipantThe shift in consciousness that is already underway greatly accelerates. By year’s end it is even more obvious that we must perceive ourselves as Earthlings first, here on this beautiful planet, and begin taking care of each other.
Everyone will manifest more and more quickly externally what it is they feel and think.
January 6, 2008 at 11:40 PM #130975EnorahParticipantThe shift in consciousness that is already underway greatly accelerates. By year’s end it is even more obvious that we must perceive ourselves as Earthlings first, here on this beautiful planet, and begin taking care of each other.
Everyone will manifest more and more quickly externally what it is they feel and think.
January 6, 2008 at 11:40 PM #130981EnorahParticipantThe shift in consciousness that is already underway greatly accelerates. By year’s end it is even more obvious that we must perceive ourselves as Earthlings first, here on this beautiful planet, and begin taking care of each other.
Everyone will manifest more and more quickly externally what it is they feel and think.
January 6, 2008 at 11:40 PM #131043EnorahParticipantThe shift in consciousness that is already underway greatly accelerates. By year’s end it is even more obvious that we must perceive ourselves as Earthlings first, here on this beautiful planet, and begin taking care of each other.
Everyone will manifest more and more quickly externally what it is they feel and think.
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