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Where will the bleeding stop? When will the job market show significant growth, not artificial growth.

mike February 06, 2010 16:06:07

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    crstrode February 06, 2010 16:34:58
    crstrode

    When Lord Obama is thrown out of office!

    The US economy and the US workers have not yet begun to bleed.

    Take a look at the worldwide markets.
    Compare the DOW, NASDAQ , S&P;, etc to world wide market exchange numbers for February 5.

    It is obvious that there is something fishy going on. The US markets are being artificially supported to encourage more investors. Either that, or the numbers are all false.

    Maybe Geroge Soros can help explain the situation.

    Hold onto your shorts - were are in for an experience that none of us have ever seen before.
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  • jackolantyrn356 February 08, 2010 03:38:21
    jackolantyrn356

    November Elections

    Th3n the laws changed back to the opnes we had before this clown took over.
  • luigi1- in god we trust February 07, 2010 14:55:46 (edited)
    luigi1- in god we trust

    11% Unemployment

    unemployment will still continue to rise. people are not spending. most people can't spend even if they wanted to. corporations can't profit if they can't sell anything. jobs can't be created if nothing is moving off the shelves.

    our economy is 80% based on consumer spending.

    don't be fooled by the feds talk of a spend less, jobless recovery. there is no such thing. ask any economists. ask any 10 year old school kid. anyone with any common sense will tell you the feds are lying.
  • ol_crank_arm February 06, 2010 19:02:08
    ol_crank_arm

    November Elections

    Even with a Conservative Congress AND President AND Supreme Court AND State Legislatures AND local governments, this economic calamity isn't going to end until we restore commodity Money (which we STILL have the prestige to lead on a global scale). The (so-called) Federal Reserve Bank (which is neither federal nor a reserve) has to be dissolved because the fundamental reason for all this calamity is their credit-'money'.

    "The sack of these United States by the Fed is the greatest crime in history.” ... "One of the greatest battles for the preservation of this Republic was fought out here in Jackson's day, when the Second Bank of the United States, which was founded upon the same false principles as those which are here exemplified in the Federal Reserve act, was hurled out of existence. After the downfall of the Second Bank of the United States in 1837, the country was warned against the dangers that might ensue if the predatory interests, after being cast out, should come back in disguise and unite themselves to the Executive, and through him acquire control of the Government. That is what the predatory interests did when they came back in the livery of hypocrisy and under false pretenses obtained the passage of the Federal Reserve act.” --Rep. Louis McFadden of Penna.

    When we fail to keep history fresh in our minds, we're doomed to repeat mistakes illustrated by past experience ... and worse, to relive the suffering!
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    crstrode February 06, 2010 16:34:58
    crstrode

    When Lord Obama is thrown out of office!

    The US economy and the US workers have not yet begun to bleed.

    Take a look at the worldwide markets.
    Compare the DOW, NASDAQ , S&P;, etc to world wide market exchange numbers for February 5.

    It is obvious that there is something fishy going on. The US markets are being artificially supported to encourage more investors. Either that, or the numbers are all false.

    Maybe Geroge Soros can help explain the situation.

    Hold onto your shorts - were are in for an experience that none of us have ever seen before.
  • countessK February 06, 2010 16:32:33 (edited)
    countessK

    November Elections

    OR when someone can force the banks to open up their wallets and start lending to entrpreneurs and small businesses owners again; regardless of "creditworthyness".



    After all, who has ruined entrepreurs' credit worse in the last two years than incompetent bankers with their raised interest rates, extra bank fees, foreclosures, and reduced credit lines. A bank reducing one large credit line can destroy a whole credit score. Then they complain the entrepreneur has "bad credit". Extending large credit lines to every business account on their books would boom small businesses in any area. That would result in real, long term, full time job creation!

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