This Recession, It’s Just Beginning

[kewp]

This warning is particularly important to the all of the Engineers who post here who think they are immune to this…you are not. Cost of Capital has a way of wrecking R&D Engineer Careers….trust me on this.

Well, I did make the decision three years ago to move to the public sector and rent a place within walking distance of free transportation to my place of employment.

Therefore, sorry, I’m about as immune as is possible at this point.

[zzz]

“USA will NEVER fully recover from it”

I’d like to believe that we will innovate ourselves out of this one whereby our new technologies will provide growth that usurps the losses. Perhaps the next big thing will be in renewable resources and goods/green products. Biotech or medical innovation.

[zzz]

“USA will NEVER fully recover from it”

I’d like to believe that we will innovate ourselves out of this one whereby our new technologies will provide growth that usurps the losses. Perhaps the next big thing will be in renewable resources and goods/green products. Biotech or medical innovation.

[zzz]

“USA will NEVER fully recover from it”

I’d like to believe that we will innovate ourselves out of this one whereby our new technologies will provide growth that usurps the losses. Perhaps the next big thing will be in renewable resources and goods/green products. Biotech or medical innovation.

[zzz]

“USA will NEVER fully recover from it”

I’d like to believe that we will innovate ourselves out of this one whereby our new technologies will provide growth that usurps the losses. Perhaps the next big thing will be in renewable resources and goods/green products. Biotech or medical innovation.

[zzz]

“USA will NEVER fully recover from it”

I’d like to believe that we will innovate ourselves out of this one whereby our new technologies will provide growth that usurps the losses. Perhaps the next big thing will be in renewable resources and goods/green products. Biotech or medical innovation.

[nostradamus]

[quote=golfgal]

I’d like to believe that we will innovate ourselves out of this one whereby our new technologies will provide growth that usurps the losses. Perhaps the next big thing will be in renewable resources and goods/green products. Biotech or medical innovation.[/quote]

I certainly hope so golfgal.

Speaking of recession, I see a lot of angry consumers whenever I go out lately. On the gas pump where I bought gas yesterday someone wrote “Kill Bush” with a sharpie. At Vons there were a couple of guys in line in front of me who were checking and re-checking the receipt for their groceries and complaining about the cost of things… The price of eggs at the Vons near me has about doubled. Last time I got gas at Costco I saw people fighting in line. I saw on the news this doctor was arrested for a rage incident at the gas pump.

Watch yourselves people! Things are heating up. In hard times people are angry and will go postal.

[nostradamus]

[quote=golfgal]

I’d like to believe that we will innovate ourselves out of this one whereby our new technologies will provide growth that usurps the losses. Perhaps the next big thing will be in renewable resources and goods/green products. Biotech or medical innovation.[/quote]

I certainly hope so golfgal.

Speaking of recession, I see a lot of angry consumers whenever I go out lately. On the gas pump where I bought gas yesterday someone wrote “Kill Bush” with a sharpie. At Vons there were a couple of guys in line in front of me who were checking and re-checking the receipt for their groceries and complaining about the cost of things… The price of eggs at the Vons near me has about doubled. Last time I got gas at Costco I saw people fighting in line. I saw on the news this doctor was arrested for a rage incident at the gas pump.

Watch yourselves people! Things are heating up. In hard times people are angry and will go postal.

[nostradamus]

[quote=golfgal]

I’d like to believe that we will innovate ourselves out of this one whereby our new technologies will provide growth that usurps the losses. Perhaps the next big thing will be in renewable resources and goods/green products. Biotech or medical innovation.[/quote]

I certainly hope so golfgal.

Speaking of recession, I see a lot of angry consumers whenever I go out lately. On the gas pump where I bought gas yesterday someone wrote “Kill Bush” with a sharpie. At Vons there were a couple of guys in line in front of me who were checking and re-checking the receipt for their groceries and complaining about the cost of things… The price of eggs at the Vons near me has about doubled. Last time I got gas at Costco I saw people fighting in line. I saw on the news this doctor was arrested for a rage incident at the gas pump.

Watch yourselves people! Things are heating up. In hard times people are angry and will go postal.

[nostradamus]

[quote=golfgal]

I’d like to believe that we will innovate ourselves out of this one whereby our new technologies will provide growth that usurps the losses. Perhaps the next big thing will be in renewable resources and goods/green products. Biotech or medical innovation.[/quote]

I certainly hope so golfgal.

Speaking of recession, I see a lot of angry consumers whenever I go out lately. On the gas pump where I bought gas yesterday someone wrote “Kill Bush” with a sharpie. At Vons there were a couple of guys in line in front of me who were checking and re-checking the receipt for their groceries and complaining about the cost of things… The price of eggs at the Vons near me has about doubled. Last time I got gas at Costco I saw people fighting in line. I saw on the news this doctor was arrested for a rage incident at the gas pump.

Watch yourselves people! Things are heating up. In hard times people are angry and will go postal.

[nostradamus]

[quote=golfgal]

I’d like to believe that we will innovate ourselves out of this one whereby our new technologies will provide growth that usurps the losses. Perhaps the next big thing will be in renewable resources and goods/green products. Biotech or medical innovation.[/quote]

I certainly hope so golfgal.

Speaking of recession, I see a lot of angry consumers whenever I go out lately. On the gas pump where I bought gas yesterday someone wrote “Kill Bush” with a sharpie. At Vons there were a couple of guys in line in front of me who were checking and re-checking the receipt for their groceries and complaining about the cost of things… The price of eggs at the Vons near me has about doubled. Last time I got gas at Costco I saw people fighting in line. I saw on the news this doctor was arrested for a rage incident at the gas pump.

Watch yourselves people! Things are heating up. In hard times people are angry and will go postal.

[HeadedHome]

[quote=bsrsharma]USA will NEVER fully recover from it

Isn’t that extreme? With all the problems, the situation seems better than what happened in Brazil, Argentina, Russia and even 1930s here.[/quote]

As an aside, today will mark the close of the worst June in the stock market since 1930.

[HeadedHome]

[quote=bsrsharma]USA will NEVER fully recover from it

Isn’t that extreme? With all the problems, the situation seems better than what happened in Brazil, Argentina, Russia and even 1930s here.[/quote]

As an aside, today will mark the close of the worst June in the stock market since 1930.

[HeadedHome]

[quote=bsrsharma]USA will NEVER fully recover from it

Isn’t that extreme? With all the problems, the situation seems better than what happened in Brazil, Argentina, Russia and even 1930s here.[/quote]

As an aside, today will mark the close of the worst June in the stock market since 1930.

[HeadedHome]

[quote=bsrsharma]USA will NEVER fully recover from it

Isn’t that extreme? With all the problems, the situation seems better than what happened in Brazil, Argentina, Russia and even 1930s here.[/quote]

As an aside, today will mark the close of the worst June in the stock market since 1930.

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