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ParticipantI’m so sick of the political bashing on this site.
Everytime someone says on here why their candidate is better it makes me want to vote the other way.
I’m voting Libertarian…and I can’t even tihnkof the candidates name at the moment.
I’m over McBama ‘lin Laden
October 6, 2008 at 3:10 PM in reply to: Fed in bold move to thaw credit markets says it will buy massive amounts of short-term debt #282246ParticipantIt’s just a hunch, but I think we are passing into the over-correction territory in some cases.
Wehn Cramer tells you to pull your money out, this may be a rough ride you know it’s time to buy.
I don’t think housing will turn around anytime soon, but I think much of the market, and international is being thrown out with the bathwater.
We’ll see.
October 6, 2008 at 3:10 PM in reply to: Fed in bold move to thaw credit markets says it will buy massive amounts of short-term debt #282527ParticipantIt’s just a hunch, but I think we are passing into the over-correction territory in some cases.
Wehn Cramer tells you to pull your money out, this may be a rough ride you know it’s time to buy.
I don’t think housing will turn around anytime soon, but I think much of the market, and international is being thrown out with the bathwater.
We’ll see.
October 6, 2008 at 3:10 PM in reply to: Fed in bold move to thaw credit markets says it will buy massive amounts of short-term debt #282528ParticipantIt’s just a hunch, but I think we are passing into the over-correction territory in some cases.
Wehn Cramer tells you to pull your money out, this may be a rough ride you know it’s time to buy.
I don’t think housing will turn around anytime soon, but I think much of the market, and international is being thrown out with the bathwater.
We’ll see.
October 6, 2008 at 3:10 PM in reply to: Fed in bold move to thaw credit markets says it will buy massive amounts of short-term debt #282553ParticipantIt’s just a hunch, but I think we are passing into the over-correction territory in some cases.
Wehn Cramer tells you to pull your money out, this may be a rough ride you know it’s time to buy.
I don’t think housing will turn around anytime soon, but I think much of the market, and international is being thrown out with the bathwater.
We’ll see.
October 6, 2008 at 3:10 PM in reply to: Fed in bold move to thaw credit markets says it will buy massive amounts of short-term debt #282569ParticipantIt’s just a hunch, but I think we are passing into the over-correction territory in some cases.
Wehn Cramer tells you to pull your money out, this may be a rough ride you know it’s time to buy.
I don’t think housing will turn around anytime soon, but I think much of the market, and international is being thrown out with the bathwater.
We’ll see.
October 6, 2008 at 3:10 PM in reply to: Fed in bold move to thaw credit markets says it will buy massive amounts of short-term debt #282582ParticipantIt’s just a hunch, but I think we are passing into the over-correction territory in some cases.
Wehn Cramer tells you to pull your money out, this may be a rough ride you know it’s time to buy.
I don’t think housing will turn around anytime soon, but I think much of the market, and international is being thrown out with the bathwater.
We’ll see.
ParticipantI’m not for socialism, can’t speak for the others here, but I do agree politicians have gone that awry for fear of appearing heartless, calloused, or sensible.
It’s the same reason our state still allows illegals to receive free treatment at hospitals.
There are things fundamentally wrong with out society in the area of helping people who don’t deserve it and BofA is (wrongly IMO) following suit.
I’m thinking of calling and asking them for a loan at 20% off of the principal. Why can’t I pay back less than I own fomr the getgo, rather than default, renegotiate, and get the same effect?Yeah, tht probably makes too much sense.
ParticipantI’m not for socialism, can’t speak for the others here, but I do agree politicians have gone that awry for fear of appearing heartless, calloused, or sensible.
It’s the same reason our state still allows illegals to receive free treatment at hospitals.
There are things fundamentally wrong with out society in the area of helping people who don’t deserve it and BofA is (wrongly IMO) following suit.
I’m thinking of calling and asking them for a loan at 20% off of the principal. Why can’t I pay back less than I own fomr the getgo, rather than default, renegotiate, and get the same effect?Yeah, tht probably makes too much sense.
ParticipantI’m not for socialism, can’t speak for the others here, but I do agree politicians have gone that awry for fear of appearing heartless, calloused, or sensible.
It’s the same reason our state still allows illegals to receive free treatment at hospitals.
There are things fundamentally wrong with out society in the area of helping people who don’t deserve it and BofA is (wrongly IMO) following suit.
I’m thinking of calling and asking them for a loan at 20% off of the principal. Why can’t I pay back less than I own fomr the getgo, rather than default, renegotiate, and get the same effect?Yeah, tht probably makes too much sense.
ParticipantI’m not for socialism, can’t speak for the others here, but I do agree politicians have gone that awry for fear of appearing heartless, calloused, or sensible.
It’s the same reason our state still allows illegals to receive free treatment at hospitals.
There are things fundamentally wrong with out society in the area of helping people who don’t deserve it and BofA is (wrongly IMO) following suit.
I’m thinking of calling and asking them for a loan at 20% off of the principal. Why can’t I pay back less than I own fomr the getgo, rather than default, renegotiate, and get the same effect?Yeah, tht probably makes too much sense.
ParticipantI’m not for socialism, can’t speak for the others here, but I do agree politicians have gone that awry for fear of appearing heartless, calloused, or sensible.
It’s the same reason our state still allows illegals to receive free treatment at hospitals.
There are things fundamentally wrong with out society in the area of helping people who don’t deserve it and BofA is (wrongly IMO) following suit.
I’m thinking of calling and asking them for a loan at 20% off of the principal. Why can’t I pay back less than I own fomr the getgo, rather than default, renegotiate, and get the same effect?Yeah, tht probably makes too much sense.
ParticipantOur Government will print us out of this mess and into another, longer, period probably of high inflation.
But at that point it will still be better to have devauled dollars than none at all.
The solution to all of this eventually will be a difficult combination of raised rates, and job creation.
ParticipantOur Government will print us out of this mess and into another, longer, period probably of high inflation.
But at that point it will still be better to have devauled dollars than none at all.
The solution to all of this eventually will be a difficult combination of raised rates, and job creation.
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