From Micro to Macro: No Soft Landing for This Economy [View article]
I read somewhere that the economy is going to bounce back without real estate recovering, without rising employment, without rising wages and without more free money...
..."Who is supposed to pay for all that government overhead we couldn't afford during "prosperity?" Seriously, folks, this is a death spiral, and we need leaders who don't simply serve up more of the same....leftfield
...here in palookaville...
...From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia...
Public sector borrowing requirement (PSBR) is the old name for the budget deficit in the United Kingdom. The budget deficit has been renamed to the public sector net cash requirement (PSNCR) to avoid confusion with net borrowing.
PSBR occurs when expenditures for the government activities in the public sector of the economy exceed the income. The resulting deficit is then financed by borrowing funds from the public, usually by the means of government gilts.
of course this has helped gull the sheeple...soon we will have to wake up...from a dream to a nightmare..
Being Thankful for Bullish Economic Data [View article]
happy thanksgiving gang....
just eat the turkey...do not think about this...
...The government's statement was released after close of business in Dubai, and on the eve of a public holiday. Markets will not reopen until next week.
It came after bond prices had risen on expectations of full repayment. Earlier in the day, Dubai's government announced it had raised a $5bn bond for its Financial Support Fund from government-owned banks in neighbouring Abu Dhabi.
Dubai was among the most dramatic victims of the credit crunch, with property prices halving from their highs in September 2008, leaving a huge overhang of debt.
Much of it was in the hands of government-owned companies, with Nakheel, which has been forced to slow work on show-piece developments like its artificial island chain The World, among the most prominent.... www.telegraph.co.uk/fi...
Why the Economy Isn't Improving Much [View article]
I agree with this article and also this comment from leftfield...
"At the least, Congress, and the rest of government, should live under the same system as the rest of us. Get your own health insurance, your own retirement plan, pay Social Security tax. "
...we have exactly the same thing here in palookaville...
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sure beats me...
Dubai: A Stark Reminder of a Fragile Economy [View article]
sucker...this is good turkey...
ppt...yes and it won't go down...
sucker...I could chew this forever...
ppt...I love this guy!
Mini Thanksgiving Meltdown [View article]
s'OK vince...nothing to worry us here...
I'm blind musky...not dumb...
The Death of the U.S. Consumer [View article]
...here in palookaville...
...From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia...
Public sector borrowing requirement (PSBR) is the old name for the budget deficit in the United Kingdom. The budget deficit has been renamed to the public sector net cash requirement (PSNCR) to avoid confusion with net borrowing.
PSBR occurs when expenditures for the government activities in the public sector of the economy exceed the income. The resulting deficit is then financed by borrowing funds from the public, usually by the means of government gilts.
of course this has helped gull the sheeple...soon we will have to wake up...from a dream to a nightmare..
Being Thankful for Bullish Economic Data [View article]
just eat the turkey...do not think about this...
...The government's statement was released after close of business in Dubai, and on the eve of a public holiday. Markets will not reopen until next week.
It came after bond prices had risen on expectations of full repayment. Earlier in the day, Dubai's government announced it had raised a $5bn bond for its Financial Support Fund from government-owned banks in neighbouring Abu Dhabi.
Dubai was among the most dramatic victims of the credit crunch, with property prices halving from their highs in September 2008, leaving a huge overhang of debt.
Much of it was in the hands of government-owned companies, with Nakheel, which has been forced to slow work on show-piece developments like its artificial island chain The World, among the most prominent....
www.telegraph.co.uk/fi...
David Rosenberg: The U.S. Is in a Form of Depression [View article]
Why The Market's Set to Move Lower For the Rest of the Month [View article]
none of the problems have been fixed...
it's a zombie rally in a zombie market...
it's Japan only global...
25 Reasons We Will Not Have a Depression [View article]
the money machine is broken and on life support...all else is smoke and mirrors...
capitulation posponed...
Why the Economy Isn't Improving Much [View article]
"At the least, Congress, and the rest of government, should live under the same system as the rest of us. Get your own health insurance, your own retirement plan, pay Social Security tax. "
...we have exactly the same thing here in palookaville...
John Hussman: The Second Wave Begins [View article]
10.2% [View article]
Big Bear Rosenberg and the Great Rally [View article]
The Most Expensive US Market Of All Time [View article]
not long enough at the bottom...
too long at the top...
I have got to get a job...
The Most Expensive US Market Of All Time [View article]
...I take it back...forget you saw this...
...whadda I know???
can it really carry on until Christmas?
...this ain't advice...no way!!!
...does a bear have horns?
The Most Expensive US Market Of All Time [View article]
...there...I've said it...