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March 31, 2010 at 4:46 PM #17289April 1, 2010 at 1:25 AM #533901CA renterParticipant
Great article. Thanks for posting that, Raybyrnes.
April 1, 2010 at 1:25 AM #534029CA renterParticipantGreat article. Thanks for posting that, Raybyrnes.
April 1, 2010 at 1:25 AM #534846CA renterParticipantGreat article. Thanks for posting that, Raybyrnes.
April 1, 2010 at 1:25 AM #534582CA renterParticipantGreat article. Thanks for posting that, Raybyrnes.
April 1, 2010 at 1:25 AM #534485CA renterParticipantGreat article. Thanks for posting that, Raybyrnes.
April 1, 2010 at 11:22 AM #534757moneymakerParticipantYes excellent read! In almost every business deal there is a winner and a loser (there is also win win) so, in the end, the end sum game is really zero. That’s what makes these times really interesting is that there is still the same assets and money out there, it just causes people to behave differently. People do not like to make changes in their behavior, but will when forced to. I consider myself a winner in this latest round of recession but realize my gains will be wiped out by higher taxes down the road.
April 1, 2010 at 11:22 AM #535022moneymakerParticipantYes excellent read! In almost every business deal there is a winner and a loser (there is also win win) so, in the end, the end sum game is really zero. That’s what makes these times really interesting is that there is still the same assets and money out there, it just causes people to behave differently. People do not like to make changes in their behavior, but will when forced to. I consider myself a winner in this latest round of recession but realize my gains will be wiped out by higher taxes down the road.
April 1, 2010 at 11:22 AM #534660moneymakerParticipantYes excellent read! In almost every business deal there is a winner and a loser (there is also win win) so, in the end, the end sum game is really zero. That’s what makes these times really interesting is that there is still the same assets and money out there, it just causes people to behave differently. People do not like to make changes in their behavior, but will when forced to. I consider myself a winner in this latest round of recession but realize my gains will be wiped out by higher taxes down the road.
April 1, 2010 at 11:22 AM #534202moneymakerParticipantYes excellent read! In almost every business deal there is a winner and a loser (there is also win win) so, in the end, the end sum game is really zero. That’s what makes these times really interesting is that there is still the same assets and money out there, it just causes people to behave differently. People do not like to make changes in their behavior, but will when forced to. I consider myself a winner in this latest round of recession but realize my gains will be wiped out by higher taxes down the road.
April 1, 2010 at 11:22 AM #534075moneymakerParticipantYes excellent read! In almost every business deal there is a winner and a loser (there is also win win) so, in the end, the end sum game is really zero. That’s what makes these times really interesting is that there is still the same assets and money out there, it just causes people to behave differently. People do not like to make changes in their behavior, but will when forced to. I consider myself a winner in this latest round of recession but realize my gains will be wiped out by higher taxes down the road.
April 1, 2010 at 1:21 PM #534288werewolf34ParticipantGood content and analysis.
But the point re: how great America is sounds like puffery (chest out). We have real long-term problems in the US (education, debt, infrastructure) and need to stop thinking that ‘American Ingenuity’ is going to magically make them disappear.
I predict a long period of denial, a second recession and a grudging acceptance that life will be grim for a good 10 years minimum. I really do hope I am wrong
April 1, 2010 at 1:21 PM #534745werewolf34ParticipantGood content and analysis.
But the point re: how great America is sounds like puffery (chest out). We have real long-term problems in the US (education, debt, infrastructure) and need to stop thinking that ‘American Ingenuity’ is going to magically make them disappear.
I predict a long period of denial, a second recession and a grudging acceptance that life will be grim for a good 10 years minimum. I really do hope I am wrong
April 1, 2010 at 1:21 PM #535107werewolf34ParticipantGood content and analysis.
But the point re: how great America is sounds like puffery (chest out). We have real long-term problems in the US (education, debt, infrastructure) and need to stop thinking that ‘American Ingenuity’ is going to magically make them disappear.
I predict a long period of denial, a second recession and a grudging acceptance that life will be grim for a good 10 years minimum. I really do hope I am wrong
April 1, 2010 at 1:21 PM #534843werewolf34ParticipantGood content and analysis.
But the point re: how great America is sounds like puffery (chest out). We have real long-term problems in the US (education, debt, infrastructure) and need to stop thinking that ‘American Ingenuity’ is going to magically make them disappear.
I predict a long period of denial, a second recession and a grudging acceptance that life will be grim for a good 10 years minimum. I really do hope I am wrong
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