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    •Volcker's ‘Great Recession’ Will Redefine Full Employment as Jobs Vanish Forever

    At first it was 1) Construction trades 2) Mortgage Brokers 3) Investment Bankers 4) 'Realtors' TM ('realtor' is not a word) 5) RE Appraisers 6) Auto salespeople and now 7) Factory workers 8) Retail workers (stores & restaurants) 9) Caterers 10) Government employees (state and...
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    •Volcker's ‘Great Recession’ Will Redefine Full Employment as Jobs Vanish Forever

    Oh, I know, Clubber Lang - you capture every point of every run, and you short every point of every fall. You are the ultimate market timer, and leverage deeply into soaring markets and inversely into crashes. You only buy winners, and you only short losers. You are a black box unto...
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    "A Laughingstock in Paris"

    jficquette is a babbling, whining Obama-obsessed cry baby. I do think the U.S. will be FAR less wealthy two years from now, either despite or partly because of Obama's carryover Bush Policy (and expansion of, in many cases).
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    The Recession Is Over

    The recession has just begun. This is going to be a very long downturn, and millions more in the U.S. will lose their jobs and have no where to replace their accustomed levels of incomes. Rent-A-Center, fleabag motels with rates by the week, Western Union, Paycheck Advance Stores, Pawn...
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    •Volcker's ‘Great Recession’ Will Redefine Full Employment as Jobs Vanish Forever

    What is 'negative' or 'pessimistic' about pointing out data sets that are rather absolute and define a clear trend? Does anyone have a substantive gripe about what's contained in the article (namely, that millions of great paying jobs are leaving U.S. territory for good, unlike in past...
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    Large Auto Dealer Sonic Automotive Seeks To Avoid Bankruptcy This Week

    Blessed are Goldman Sachs and JP Morgan, for they shall inherit the earth.
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    You Lucky Bastards: FMD

    Screw this POS stock in its ass and all the dead beat graduates with degrees in fine art, too.
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    •Volcker's ‘Great Recession’ Will Redefine Full Employment as Jobs Vanish Forever

    •Volcker's ‘Great Recession’ Will Redefine Full Employment as Jobs Vanish http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087&sid=aOhkusQ9LifQ&refer=home By Matthew Benjamin and Rich Miller May 4 (Bloomberg) -- Post-recession America may be saddled with high unemployment even after...
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    Large Auto Dealer Sonic Automotive Seeks To Avoid Bankruptcy This Week

    http://www.charlotteobserver.com/business/story/703658.html Payment on Sonic debt coming due $105.3 million is scheduled to be paid on Thursday by the auto-dealer chain. By Jefferson George Posted: Monday, May. 04, 2009 Sonic Automotive, one of the nation's largest auto dealers...
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    Euro-Region to Shrink 4%, Deficit to Top Limit

    The criminals are doing the same thing here - you'll see significant downward revisions. Does anyone honestly think that that continent of Europe, with all of the European Nations, can go to negative 8% growth and such massive problems in terms of deficit spending, and the U.S. won't be as...
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    Few, If Any, Presidents Have Come to Office W/Obama's Knowledge of the SCOTUS

    You're positive Clinton taught law at Georgetown and not the University of Arkansas, right?
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    The nation’s debt clock is ticking faster than ever & Wall Street is getting worried

    The U.S., U.K, Spain, Italy - screwed. At least Spaniards and Italians have been there, done that. Inflate or die is back in vogue, except if you inflate prices of necessities and finished goods in the U.S. under a scenario of stagnant or falling wages and rising unemployment, you will...
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    Buffett Says He Sees ‘No Signs’ of Recovery in Housing or Retail

    SPECIAL REPORT: Berkshire Hathaway Buffett Says He Sees ‘No Signs’ of Recovery in Housing, Retail Billionaire investor Warren Buffett, the chairman and chief executive officer of Berkshire Hathaway Inc., said he’s seen no indication of recovery from the real estate slump that...
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    News: General Motors Bankruptcy Probable as Obama Favors UAW Union Over Lenders

    GM Bankruptcy Probable as Obama Favors UAW Against Bondholders Share | Email | Print | A A A By Jeff Green and Caroline Salas http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087&sid=awCyiNlvcfUA&refer=home May 4 (Bloomberg) -- General Motors Corp. may be more likely to end up in bankruptcy...
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    The nation’s debt clock is ticking faster than ever & Wall Street is getting worried

    On a serious note, inflation is a tough mofo. Many 'brilliant' people won and lost their fortunes playing currency markets, such as Soros. Gold, for all the hyperbole, well, that hasn't been such a great long term investment, despite sprints and phases from time to time.
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    Few, If Any, Presidents Have Come to Office W/Obama's Knowledge of the SCOTUS

    You sound like that filthy criminal, Rudy Guliani. Wah Wah Wah.
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    The nation’s debt clock is ticking faster than ever & Wall Street is getting worried

    Why are you laughing? Are you some 8th grader who thinks this is inconsequential? Go play WoW and get some sleep.
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    The nation’s debt clock is ticking faster than ever & Wall Street is getting worried

    http://www.nytimes.com/2009/05/04/business/economy/04debt.html?_r=1&hpw Worries Rise on the Size of U.S. Debt By GRAHAM BOWLEY and JACK HEALY Published: May 3, 2009 The nation’s debt clock is ticking faster than ever — and Wall Street is getting worried. As the Obama...
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    Wow, I've Never Seen So Many 'Trading' Systems & Seminars Advertised on TV

    Realllly now? Like when all the 'flip this house' programs were running in 2006? Surf, I sometimes wonder of you're getting Alzheimers, given your bullishness on NY Real Estate about a year ago, your view that the economy is spectacular, and things such as this.
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