Good you are learning, maybe you can start realizing that increased taxes and regulations has the EXACT same effect on the job market.
lol don't count on it!
Good you are learning, maybe you can start realizing that increased taxes and regulations has the EXACT same effect on the job market.
The idea that a market plunge the day after means the bailout "didn't work" is silly.
The bailout is about severity. We're basically in a recession; the bailout's hopes were to make that recession shorter & less deep. Here's hoping on that one; I don't think today means it "isn't working."
And, yeah - everyone is affected by a plunging market, unless whatever you do doesn't rely on anyone else or any other business or customers or money.
I don't really. It it becomes necessary I will just shut the doors on my business. I still have plenty aside from that to live out the rest of my life on.
I think my business will do ok though. My basic business model is to succeed while my competitiors fail. working fine so far.
Because it's kind of funny but not really:
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Kevin Hassett is a McCain economic advisor.
No Darla I feel the pain of those around me. And I will keep my business open as long as I can for the benefit of my employees.
I do however feel a bit of pleasure in being correct about waht was coming, not any pleaseure for the effects though. I tried to war the greedy bastards and change the future. but alas. they just called me the fool.
btw from toppys posts looks like this has hit him pretty hard. the gal is plumb loopy sounding.
I've been praying for a crash for two decades hopefully this is it.
My business does not depend on credit for inventory or anything like that. I borrowed 100K plus a few weeks ago for an expansion. 1 yr note.The ripple effect is huge on this. If the market does really crash - like, 20% in value - people are really going to suffer. The people who already have a few million in the bank won't; they're "suffering" is basically downgrading their vacation plans from Bali to Hawaii.
It's people at the lower end, and small business owners, and anyone who relies on gov't assistance - basically, those who are having difficulty right now, anyway.
The ripple effect is huge on this. If the market does really crash - like, 20% in value - people are really going to suffer. The people who already have a few million in the bank won't; they're "suffering" is basically downgrading their vacation plans from Bali to Hawaii.
It's people at the lower end, and small business owners, and anyone who relies on gov't assistance - basically, those who are having difficulty right now, anyway.
False sterotype. 82% of millionaires are first generation millionaires, that is to say they attained that status by themselves.I know sweetie, but this is a war on the super rich. Eventually they'll have to come off their high horses and do something decent and good for a change, because there is no way they will ever get their hands dirty and work hard for their money. They'll be jumping out of windows, hanging themselves and blowing their brains out before ever considiring hard work.
My business does not depend on credit for inventory or anything like that. I borrowed 100K plus a few weeks ago for an expansion. 1 yr note.
I'm not trying to slam you but, since the peak we're down about 30%
Does your business depend on customers?
The bailout was suppose to restore confidence, it's really worked so far!!
you really are an emotional tool. The bailout passing does nothing by itself.... especially since they already blew the chance to instill confidence by voting it down the first time. But Lorax is correct. This is designed to loosen up credit. It is not an overnight miracle pill that will solve the problems of the world in a day. It is not going to prevent a recession. It is designed to make it shallower.
But I know... you are an economic guru, just like toppy.