[barnaby33]

Still haven’t bought, don’t come around as much any more. Not much new is happening.

[barnaby33]

Still haven’t bought, don’t come around as much any more. Not much new is happening.

[barnaby33]

Still haven’t bought, don’t come around as much any more. Not much new is happening.

[barnaby33]

Or the fact that this isn’t a recession, at least not in the sense you just implied. If it were, I’d be inclined to agree with you. This is the deflating of a credit bubble and we’ve just gone through the inventory re-build cycle. As I stated though, there aren’t any industries running at or near capacity, except maybe gold miners!

The sea change has occurred, people want to de-lever. I honestly don’t think that zero % rates or a fed produced orgy of liquidity can cover up the fundamental insolvency of a debt based, growth dependent economy such as ours. That is why nobody is hiring, because whether they understand that last sentence or not, they feel it.

Josh

[barnaby33]

Or the fact that this isn’t a recession, at least not in the sense you just implied. If it were, I’d be inclined to agree with you. This is the deflating of a credit bubble and we’ve just gone through the inventory re-build cycle. As I stated though, there aren’t any industries running at or near capacity, except maybe gold miners!

The sea change has occurred, people want to de-lever. I honestly don’t think that zero % rates or a fed produced orgy of liquidity can cover up the fundamental insolvency of a debt based, growth dependent economy such as ours. That is why nobody is hiring, because whether they understand that last sentence or not, they feel it.

Josh

[barnaby33]

Or the fact that this isn’t a recession, at least not in the sense you just implied. If it were, I’d be inclined to agree with you. This is the deflating of a credit bubble and we’ve just gone through the inventory re-build cycle. As I stated though, there aren’t any industries running at or near capacity, except maybe gold miners!

The sea change has occurred, people want to de-lever. I honestly don’t think that zero % rates or a fed produced orgy of liquidity can cover up the fundamental insolvency of a debt based, growth dependent economy such as ours. That is why nobody is hiring, because whether they understand that last sentence or not, they feel it.

Josh

[barnaby33]

Or the fact that this isn’t a recession, at least not in the sense you just implied. If it were, I’d be inclined to agree with you. This is the deflating of a credit bubble and we’ve just gone through the inventory re-build cycle. As I stated though, there aren’t any industries running at or near capacity, except maybe gold miners!

The sea change has occurred, people want to de-lever. I honestly don’t think that zero % rates or a fed produced orgy of liquidity can cover up the fundamental insolvency of a debt based, growth dependent economy such as ours. That is why nobody is hiring, because whether they understand that last sentence or not, they feel it.

Josh

[barnaby33]

Or the fact that this isn’t a recession, at least not in the sense you just implied. If it were, I’d be inclined to agree with you. This is the deflating of a credit bubble and we’ve just gone through the inventory re-build cycle. As I stated though, there aren’t any industries running at or near capacity, except maybe gold miners!

The sea change has occurred, people want to de-lever. I honestly don’t think that zero % rates or a fed produced orgy of liquidity can cover up the fundamental insolvency of a debt based, growth dependent economy such as ours. That is why nobody is hiring, because whether they understand that last sentence or not, they feel it.

Josh

[barnaby33]

EconProf, which industries will do the hiring? Hell even give me a sector, other than health care or IT where this demand even close to capacity? I’d like to know. While I have certainly become disillusioned with Bush 44, its not like there is some driver for hiring that is just waiting to be unleashed.

Grasping at straws is not an effective strategy, in real estate or life. I agree with SDR, effectively there will be no change. Everyone is beholden to the Fed Wall street complex now and nobody wants to be the one to pull the plug. I’m fairly certain Rand Paul would find a way to print, to keep the scheme going.

I’m back in Oz this month and I’m constantly amazed at how much foreigners know about the US. Much more than we know about them, for the most part.
Josh

[barnaby33]

EconProf, which industries will do the hiring? Hell even give me a sector, other than health care or IT where this demand even close to capacity? I’d like to know. While I have certainly become disillusioned with Bush 44, its not like there is some driver for hiring that is just waiting to be unleashed.

Grasping at straws is not an effective strategy, in real estate or life. I agree with SDR, effectively there will be no change. Everyone is beholden to the Fed Wall street complex now and nobody wants to be the one to pull the plug. I’m fairly certain Rand Paul would find a way to print, to keep the scheme going.

I’m back in Oz this month and I’m constantly amazed at how much foreigners know about the US. Much more than we know about them, for the most part.
Josh

[barnaby33]

EconProf, which industries will do the hiring? Hell even give me a sector, other than health care or IT where this demand even close to capacity? I’d like to know. While I have certainly become disillusioned with Bush 44, its not like there is some driver for hiring that is just waiting to be unleashed.

Grasping at straws is not an effective strategy, in real estate or life. I agree with SDR, effectively there will be no change. Everyone is beholden to the Fed Wall street complex now and nobody wants to be the one to pull the plug. I’m fairly certain Rand Paul would find a way to print, to keep the scheme going.

I’m back in Oz this month and I’m constantly amazed at how much foreigners know about the US. Much more than we know about them, for the most part.
Josh

[barnaby33]

EconProf, which industries will do the hiring? Hell even give me a sector, other than health care or IT where this demand even close to capacity? I’d like to know. While I have certainly become disillusioned with Bush 44, its not like there is some driver for hiring that is just waiting to be unleashed.

Grasping at straws is not an effective strategy, in real estate or life. I agree with SDR, effectively there will be no change. Everyone is beholden to the Fed Wall street complex now and nobody wants to be the one to pull the plug. I’m fairly certain Rand Paul would find a way to print, to keep the scheme going.

I’m back in Oz this month and I’m constantly amazed at how much foreigners know about the US. Much more than we know about them, for the most part.
Josh

[barnaby33]

EconProf, which industries will do the hiring? Hell even give me a sector, other than health care or IT where this demand even close to capacity? I’d like to know. While I have certainly become disillusioned with Bush 44, its not like there is some driver for hiring that is just waiting to be unleashed.

Grasping at straws is not an effective strategy, in real estate or life. I agree with SDR, effectively there will be no change. Everyone is beholden to the Fed Wall street complex now and nobody wants to be the one to pull the plug. I’m fairly certain Rand Paul would find a way to print, to keep the scheme going.

I’m back in Oz this month and I’m constantly amazed at how much foreigners know about the US. Much more than we know about them, for the most part.
Josh

[barnaby33]

Right down the middle with a stagnant economy is where we have been and where we are headed.

You mean here in San Diego, don’t you sdrealtor? Because I’m pretty damned sure thats not true for a large swath of America.

Josh

[barnaby33]

Right down the middle with a stagnant economy is where we have been and where we are headed.

You mean here in San Diego, don’t you sdrealtor? Because I’m pretty damned sure thats not true for a large swath of America.

Josh

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