Massive cuts are already assumed and baked in.
The Japan experience where interest rates were lowered and kept near one half percent didn't stave off a relentless 15 year recession.
The real question is, how different is the financial structure of the U.S. and Japan now and then, and...
An economic boom unprecedented in history followed our victory during, and subsequent ending of, WWII.
Troops came home, obtained good jobs, started families, and bought homes, cars and appliances en masse.
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No doubt.
Goldman Sachs - depressing share prices so they can snatch up some bargains before pumping the market conditions again.
They'll bring out Abby Joseph Cohen when we reach a 20% correction to state how she sees "real value out there,' but not before GS has accumulated large...
The UK depends heavily on financial services.
The UK has a bigger housing crisis than the U.S.
The redcoats are going to have their shit pushed in soon.
Once they get their quad core platform perfected, and sub out some fab work, which they are planning on doing, it will be smooth sailing.
Barcelona had teething issues. Puma is up next with HD streaming video capabilities.
World PC volumes will only rise over time. The world market is...
I agree with a lot of the general things you said, but you can't discount that Circuit City (along with Best Buy) is morphing itself into a hybrid of an etailer and retailer, or in other words, the best of Amazon and the best of brick and mortar.
You can't buy something you desperately want...