Do these estimates mean that the S&P will trade at that level "at some point" next year or end at that level? We could have a horrible down year and still have hit those levels somewhere during the year.
Paychex Warns About Small Businesses [View article]
Yeah right. The Fed is only interested in propping up it's buddies (who are definitely not in small businesses).
Our government treats small businesses like they are a necessary evil or a pesky child.
On Jan 06 06:05 PM curbs-in wrote:
> Judy, > > Excellent... > > Small business has been overlooked in this whole crisis. Small business > is (or was) responsible for most of our country's job growth for > several years. > > The Fed should do something SMART (if they can do anything that would > be considered smart) and pump a lot of those TARP $$$ through the > SBA -- PLUS give small business a BIG tax break. I think it would > be wise to give the self-employed a tax break too -- it would encourage > those who are out of work to engage in entrepreneurial activities.
Let's face it Ritholtz uses the same logic that he complains about others using. If the numbers fit his bearish stance, then the numbers are perfect. If numbers don't fit his position, then he blames anyone and everyone nearby for cooking the figures.
Gee, it must be nice to always be right, eh Barry!
Up 12.53% in 2010? [View article]
Paychex Warns About Small Businesses [View article]
Our government treats small businesses like they are a necessary evil or a pesky child.
On Jan 06 06:05 PM curbs-in wrote:
> Judy,
>
> Excellent...
>
> Small business has been overlooked in this whole crisis. Small business
> is (or was) responsible for most of our country's job growth for
> several years.
>
> The Fed should do something SMART (if they can do anything that would
> be considered smart) and pump a lot of those TARP $$$ through the
> SBA -- PLUS give small business a BIG tax break. I think it would
> be wise to give the self-employed a tax break too -- it would encourage
> those who are out of work to engage in entrepreneurial activities.
>
Timing the Recession [View article]
Gee, it must be nice to always be right, eh Barry!