Congress and Obama made it clear…..”The crisis will go on and on”…….

Congress and Obama have shown their unwilliness to help

  • We can only wait for the housing market to clear

    Votes: 12 34.3%
  • Congress will ultimatly help house owners

    Votes: 4 11.4%
  • We need other markets to reach equilibrium points as well.

    Votes: 17 48.6%
  • No opinion

    Votes: 2 5.7%

  • Total voters
    35
China wont buy more US debt?? Where did you hear that??


Quote from ehmoran:

What's even better:

I heard China is no longer going to take our debt.

Washington isn't going to reduce our taxes or include us in the stimulus with cash because they say the majority of people will only save the extra money or pay down debt.

WOW, so now Washington is telling us we need to spend our own money and now.

What's next: oh yeh, couples can only have TWO CHILDREN.

Gosh, socialism will be here to stay.

Well, we can start changing this in TWO years.

Romney was the only one I truly trusted for Presidency, many disagree.

Then it could only be Ron Paul; if we want a seasoned Politician with any kind of economic SENSE!

AND, we need to start finding and promoting our appropriate Congress replacements!!!
 
Quote from Pa(b)st Prime:

I know you don't follow overseas markets or economies but very little of this is U.S. specific or even geo-political. Have global markets since 2006 been scratching their heads over the move to the left political situation in America? OF COURSE. Is leftism THE reason for the collapse. No. Is it a contributory factor accentuating the deleveraging. Yes. [/B]



Pabst, if all the bad assets have to be taken away, deleveraged, how is leftism make it worse? It is a situation where everyone wants to sell, and not many buyers, right?
 
100% correct

Quote from jueco2005:

Congress and Obama made it clear…..”The crisis will go on and on”…….

The true cause of the economic crisis has been left unattended by our leaders.

- As long as housing prices keep falling and properties being foreclosured upon…………there will be turmoil in the banking industry.


- Only when housing prices have fallen to their equilibrium levels (equilibrium= what people can pay for them) will banks start to recover slowly and so will the rest of the economy.

But Congress and Obama made it clear that they have no intention on helping the housing market to reach its equilibrium point fast enough.

We shall only wait until prices fall no more………….only then we will know a bottom has been reached and a long way to full recovery awaits us.
 
Only the true nut cases refuse to mention or acknowledge George W. Bush and his Administration's role in the economic crisis we find ourselves mired in right now; you know, the guy that was president for the last 8 years?

Money was for nothing, and loans were for free for eight long years. No restrictions on lending; no regulation of the very banks receiving taxpayers (responsible savers) intraveneous infusions of hundreds of billions of dollars (very soon, it will exceed a trillion, and may approach 2 trillion before this crisis ebbs).

I wonder why these apparent dogmatic people refuse to invoke George W. Bush's name, but would rather blame someone who yet to hold office for 3 weeks?


Hmmm....
 
Quote from ByLoSellHi:

Only the true nut cases refuse to mention or acknowledge George W. Bush and his Administration's role in the economic crisis we find ourselves mired in right now; you know, the guy that was president for the last 8 years?

Money was for nothing, and loans were for free for eight long years. No restrictions on lending; no regulation of the very banks receiving taxpayers (responsible savers) intraveneous infusions of hundreds of billions of dollars (very soon, it will exceed a trillion, and may approach 2 trillion before this crisis ebbs).

I wonder why these apparent dogmatic people refuse to invoke George W. Bush's name, but would rather blame someone who yet to hold office for 3 weeks?


Hmmm....

Do you really get the sense that folks are blaming NObama for anything yet? I don't.

And you are right about the Bush Adminstration.

But in all honesty and fairness you must acknowledge all of the "money for nothing, loans for free, no restrictions on lending..." BEGAN with the DemoCraps in 1999, and their Affirmative Action Lending.... and all efforts to reign-in or supervise the reckless lending were VEHEMENTLY resisted by those same DemoCRAPS! Had they not been so politically GREEDY, and RACIST, and FINANCIALLY IRRESPONSIBLE... we might have none of this mess we have today. :mad:
 
Quote from gnome:

.... and of course, Affirmative Action Lending [sponsored and vehemently defended by DemoCraps] since 1999.

Wow, you part of KKK by any chance?

It's quite ironic that you want to blame minorites when the perpetrators are generally in the WASP category.
 
Who mentioned Obama?

So the immense lending/leverage/economic problems in Iceland and Ireland are the fault of Bush?

The failures of Fortis, Royal Bank of Scotland, Northern Rock and dozens of "immune" institutions on the Continent is the fault of Bush?

The Bailout Bill was REJECTED by the majority of GOP caucus members and APPROVED by the Democrat House majority.

Obama is seeking the SAME relief as proposed by Paulson.

Markets look forward and for TWO YEARS they've anticipated the ineptitude of a Democrat Congressional majority coupled with an empty suit socialist ideologue like either Hillary or Obama at the helm.

Does anyone here have a clue as to what heir tax rate will be this year? I have income (or losses) in futures, stocks, dividends, Treasury interest and earnings through a corporation. Not to mention a possible transaction tax. A different rate for each and no idea of what my ultimate tax liability will be. Listed corporations certainly have more complex revenue streams than me and even if one can predict a companies gross income we haven't an iota of accuracy as to what net incomes will be. Every friggin' day this administration and Congress are floating a different tax proposal. Today it's a revenue neutral gas tax coupled with a cut in the payroll tax. If oil rallies then of course the gas tax will be tabled and some other tax will emerge.

Investors fear nationalization, tax hikes, populist class warfare rhetoric-literally dozens of intangibles.

You like to go on and on about the cost of Iraq. Well now you've got a Vice President, a Secretary of State, a tax cheating HHS czar and a Senate majority leader who all voted yea on Iraq. Along with a White House Chief of Staff who volunteered with the Tzahal during the Gulf War.

To Jews like you Obama is Nirvana. Another neo-con leaning administration but with socialist domestic policies. Oy vey........



Quote from ByLoSellHi:

Only the true nut cases refuse to mention or acknowledge George W. Bush and his Administration's role in the economic crisis we find ourselves mired in right now; you know, the guy that was president for the last 8 years?

Money was for nothing, and loans were for free for eight long years. No restrictions on lending; no regulation of the very banks receiving taxpayers (responsible savers) intraveneous infusions of hundreds of billions of dollars (very soon, it will exceed a trillion, and may approach 2 trillion before this crisis ebbs).

I wonder why these apparent dogmatic people refuse to invoke George W. Bush's name, but would rather blame someone who yet to hold office for 3 weeks?


Hmmm....
 
Quote from jficquette:

Obama is incompetent. Even more so then Clinton was.

No, he is very competent at his job, better than Clinton. Brainwashing the masses into a cult like following by convicing them he is the Mesiah & Savior.
 
Quote from Pa(b)st Prime:

Perot is a nutcase. That "giant sucking sound" is the third world emigrating to the developed world to clean our toilets. Anyone thinking America is diminished by a call center going to India is the one on drugs.

Do you see the employment situation being any better anywhere else?

I know you don't follow overseas markets or economies but very little of this is U.S. specific or even geo-political. Have global markets since 2006 been scratching their heads over the move to the left political situation in America? OF COURSE. Is leftism THE reason for the collapse. No. Is it a contributory factor accentuating the deleveraging. Yes.

Major problem is that there just aren't enough JOBS. The world can pretty much function with only about 20% of the folks working. Doing real productive stuff - growing food, transporting goods, healing the sick, ministering, some degree of politics/lawyering.

What do you do with the other 80% who need to earn a living, be employed, etc...? A service economy is a nice way to create make believe jobs that are paper pushing & deal with sales, advertising, compliance, legal, etc... but don't really add anything to the productive economy. And that's what we saw the last decade with everyone being a real estate agent, mortgage broker, banker, stockbroker, (trader : gulp:) etc...

Until the system is no longer sustainable because someone screwed up. And then all the non-productive jobs are shown up for the farce they are as people retrench into more productive (and lower paying) productive jobs.

In a perfect world, we would recognize this and allow people to pursue creative pursuits more actively, or rotate people through productive jobs and so forth. But it doesn't work like that and many will suffer as a result, until the engines of the economy develop new 'needs' and create new opportunities.

By the way to the idiot who talks about population control, its population control for everyone ELSE but us. People are power in multiple ways.
 
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