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ParticipantThanks.
Do you expect the recession to end by 2Q 2009 or later ?
Participant[quote=kewp]
Why the wealthiest 1% aren’t paying 50% of their income in taxes is beyond me.[/quote]It’s because if they did, they would no longer be among the wealthiest 1%.
Besides, the current tax system does not tax the wealthiest progressively more. It taxes those with higher incomes progressively more. Big difference.
Participant[quote=kewp]
Why the wealthiest 1% aren’t paying 50% of their income in taxes is beyond me.[/quote]It’s because if they did, they would no longer be among the wealthiest 1%.
Besides, the current tax system does not tax the wealthiest progressively more. It taxes those with higher incomes progressively more. Big difference.
Participant[quote=kewp]
Why the wealthiest 1% aren’t paying 50% of their income in taxes is beyond me.[/quote]It’s because if they did, they would no longer be among the wealthiest 1%.
Besides, the current tax system does not tax the wealthiest progressively more. It taxes those with higher incomes progressively more. Big difference.
Participant[quote=kewp]
Why the wealthiest 1% aren’t paying 50% of their income in taxes is beyond me.[/quote]It’s because if they did, they would no longer be among the wealthiest 1%.
Besides, the current tax system does not tax the wealthiest progressively more. It taxes those with higher incomes progressively more. Big difference.
Participant[quote=kewp]
Why the wealthiest 1% aren’t paying 50% of their income in taxes is beyond me.[/quote]It’s because if they did, they would no longer be among the wealthiest 1%.
Besides, the current tax system does not tax the wealthiest progressively more. It taxes those with higher incomes progressively more. Big difference.
ParticipantOK Bryan, we give up. Tell us the answer.
ParticipantOK Bryan, we give up. Tell us the answer.
ParticipantOK Bryan, we give up. Tell us the answer.
ParticipantOK Bryan, we give up. Tell us the answer.
ParticipantOK Bryan, we give up. Tell us the answer.
November 26, 2008 at 9:34 AM in reply to: Ideas for short-term trades? Where are markets headed? #309149ParticipantBuy a house, take out a second mortgage and back up the truck and load it up on financials, REITS, home builders and retails stocks (long). Also, short oil once it drops below 50 again and put any extra cash into long-term treasuries.
November 26, 2008 at 9:34 AM in reply to: Ideas for short-term trades? Where are markets headed? #309515ParticipantBuy a house, take out a second mortgage and back up the truck and load it up on financials, REITS, home builders and retails stocks (long). Also, short oil once it drops below 50 again and put any extra cash into long-term treasuries.
November 26, 2008 at 9:34 AM in reply to: Ideas for short-term trades? Where are markets headed? #309536ParticipantBuy a house, take out a second mortgage and back up the truck and load it up on financials, REITS, home builders and retails stocks (long). Also, short oil once it drops below 50 again and put any extra cash into long-term treasuries.
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