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By: Mister Mister

Mister Mister — Fri, 17 Jul 2009 17:09:51 +0000

I partially agree with Jackie…There does seem to be a disconnect somewhere. Realestate is down, banks are collapsing and companies in industries that have been a major staple of American Tradition are being allowed to collapse without notice. It does however seem suspiscious that the US Government would pump over 1 trillion dollars of Tax Payer money into the very system that brought us the collapse. This is a debt that every American family will pay for. Why is it that the American people had no say in it’s execution. Why did we not get to vote on this unprecidented government move. It is our children who will be forced to repay the debt afterall. The government would have been better to give each family a 50,000 loan at zero percent intrest for 30 years with a repay rate of 1600 per year and a tax credit of 300 per person in the household to help repay the debt. With the tax breaks involved in the plan, for most American families the loan would have been a wash. This move would also have been unprecidented, but it would have put money back into banks, it would have boosted home sales to save the struggling realestate market, it would have stopped many of the forclosures that were already underway saving banks millions in forclosure costs, it would have boosted consumer spending, brought stabilization to the areas where the American economy needed it most and left the government with change in their pockets to boot. Economy stabilized in 6-12 months tops with no outside debt to repay! But why would a government refuse to put the money in the hands of the people and instead choose to invest into the resources that people depend on, in exchange for partial stake in them. Sorry people, but this bold and brazen move only spells out one word for me and it is sad to say, but the word is “CONTROL”.

By: jackie

jackie — Mon, 02 Mar 2009 16:12:13 +0000

I can not understand why the media is so very down on the market. It is tuly insane. The more negative you present the news the longer and harder the recovery that is just common sense. Sure there going to be a panic selloff when your out there scary people half to death.
That aint going make it better DAH And here is so more odd things I have noticed. some indcators are going up like consumer spending went up and so did incomes. but the gdp is down damn near to depression level. construction is down, real estate down, large banks on the verge of collapse but the some banks seem fine, Restaurants are still full, the malls are still full, Today in milwaukee the brewers had record ticket sales. There is a disconnect somewhere. Almost like we are being lied too. Like the government and coporate america has banded together to steal our stock wealth. Others are being to see it too. Dangerous game for the government to play. When the people find out OH MY GOD.

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Conspirama — Thu, 24 Jul 2008 22:29:33 +0000

Is a Mathematical Formula Spelling Stock Market Doom?

Called the Hindenburg Omen, it’sa formula that measures the probability of a stock market crash (defined as a 15 percent or greater decline). Hindenburg Omens have reportedly predicted every crash since 1985—though of course, …