Market lost 1,000 points Last Week - headed for a 1,000 point Down Today (retire, support)
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Then youd be complaining about the consequences of that chairmans actions....
What would these actions be? I don't base my beliefs contingent on who is in office. I supported those who got the initial bail outs blocked when Bush was in office.
I condemned McCain when he suspended his campaign to rush back to D.C. to try and salvage it.
What would these actions be? I don't base my beliefs contingent on who is in office. I supported those who got the initial bail outs blocked when Bush was in office.
I condemned McCain when he suspended his campaign to rush back to D.C. to try and salvage it.
Well letting the private sector and markets correct itself after 2007 has its own consequences.
Well letting the private sector and markets correct itself after 2007 has its own consequences.
You mean after QE artificially propped it up. If you're talking specifically.
Plus the marker corrections would have already happened and we'd be at least 5 years into an actual recovery. Instead of wallowing in this stagnant at best economy.
Well letting the private sector and markets correct itself after 2007 has its own consequences.
Of course it did. Unfortunately now people believe there are no repercussions for their irresponsible (and in some cases illegal) actions. The government will step in and make all the little people clean it up.when they screw up.
You mean after QE artificially propped it up. If you're talking specifically.
Plus the marker corrections would have already happened and we'd be at least 5 years into an actual recovery. Instead of wallowing in this stagnant at best economy.
If it was propped it out then how would we be recovering faster or better off in the short to medium term? There wouldn't have been a bull run and we'd still be shedding jobs due the lack of qe and government intervention.
Of course it did. Unfortunately now people believe there are no repercussions for their irresponsible (and in some cases illegal) actions. The government will step in and make all the little people clean it up.when they screw up.
Lol. Nope, people certainly know there are repercussions. Unless you mean the 0.1% but they've always done good no matter.
You think 1000 point daily swings are going to be the new standard?
One could hope. Great money making opportunities!
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