Sense of something wrong

[briansd1]

I agree with sdrealtor. We have growth and are no longer in a recession.

I think that it’s better (at least for my generation) to arrest the decline and pay for it little at a time than to fall to a deep trough with strong recovery from the bottom (Mind you, a strong recovery from the bottom would not mean back to the peak output).

We are now back to peak output and growing slowly. The overpriced assets will stagnate and time and inflation will take care of them.

[moneymaker]

I have noticed many more workers @ Walmart and Home Depot lately, but as this is seasonal I guess the only comfort I find in this is that it is easier to get help finding stuff. I don’t know about Home Depot but I’m pretty sure Walmart does not pay “a living wage”.

[moneymaker]

I have noticed many more workers @ Walmart and Home Depot lately, but as this is seasonal I guess the only comfort I find in this is that it is easier to get help finding stuff. I don’t know about Home Depot but I’m pretty sure Walmart does not pay “a living wage”.

[moneymaker]

I have noticed many more workers @ Walmart and Home Depot lately, but as this is seasonal I guess the only comfort I find in this is that it is easier to get help finding stuff. I don’t know about Home Depot but I’m pretty sure Walmart does not pay “a living wage”.

[moneymaker]

I have noticed many more workers @ Walmart and Home Depot lately, but as this is seasonal I guess the only comfort I find in this is that it is easier to get help finding stuff. I don’t know about Home Depot but I’m pretty sure Walmart does not pay “a living wage”.

[moneymaker]

I have noticed many more workers @ Walmart and Home Depot lately, but as this is seasonal I guess the only comfort I find in this is that it is easier to get help finding stuff. I don’t know about Home Depot but I’m pretty sure Walmart does not pay “a living wage”.

[desmond]

[quote=briansd1] The overpriced assets will stagnate and time and inflation will take care of them.[/quote]

Yes the overpriced assets will be taken care of, although inflation will have nothing to do with it.

[desmond]

[quote=briansd1] The overpriced assets will stagnate and time and inflation will take care of them.[/quote]

Yes the overpriced assets will be taken care of, although inflation will have nothing to do with it.

[desmond]

[quote=briansd1] The overpriced assets will stagnate and time and inflation will take care of them.[/quote]

Yes the overpriced assets will be taken care of, although inflation will have nothing to do with it.

[desmond]

[quote=briansd1] The overpriced assets will stagnate and time and inflation will take care of them.[/quote]

Yes the overpriced assets will be taken care of, although inflation will have nothing to do with it.

[desmond]

[quote=briansd1] The overpriced assets will stagnate and time and inflation will take care of them.[/quote]

Yes the overpriced assets will be taken care of, although inflation will have nothing to do with it.

[briansd1]

[quote=desmond][quote=briansd1] The overpriced assets will stagnate and time and inflation will take care of them.[/quote]

Yes the overpriced assets will be taken care of, although inflation will have nothing to do with it.[/quote]

If inflation is not the problem, then quantitative easing is all the more appropriate to support the economy.

[briansd1]

[quote=desmond][quote=briansd1] The overpriced assets will stagnate and time and inflation will take care of them.[/quote]

Yes the overpriced assets will be taken care of, although inflation will have nothing to do with it.[/quote]

If inflation is not the problem, then quantitative easing is all the more appropriate to support the economy.

[briansd1]

[quote=desmond][quote=briansd1] The overpriced assets will stagnate and time and inflation will take care of them.[/quote]

Yes the overpriced assets will be taken care of, although inflation will have nothing to do with it.[/quote]

If inflation is not the problem, then quantitative easing is all the more appropriate to support the economy.

[briansd1]

[quote=desmond][quote=briansd1] The overpriced assets will stagnate and time and inflation will take care of them.[/quote]

Yes the overpriced assets will be taken care of, although inflation will have nothing to do with it.[/quote]

If inflation is not the problem, then quantitative easing is all the more appropriate to support the economy.

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