Hey Jarod.....

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Down another 350 points today......buy, buy, buy......sell your house and buy, buy, buy...

Invest in the "hope and change" thingy.....:):):)
 
bravo said:
Down another 350 points today......buy, buy, buy......sell your house and buy, buy, buy...

Invest in the "hope and change" thingy.....:):):)
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Hilarious. So it's Obama's fault that the budget cuts the Republicans wanted are a drag on the recovery?
 
Aren't most of these supposive cuts years down the road?

It sounds like today's big sell-off is being driven by Europe with people for unemployment numbers tomorrow.
 
David St. Hubbins said:
You're a jackass. Do back and read what you posted in the other thread. The analyst is calling for increased government spending you dolt.
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You're a dumbass.... go back and READ what he ACTUALLY said rather than what the JOURNALIST 'summarized' he said. He is NOT calling for increased government spending. JP Morgan's position is that the fiscal policy of Obama is the reason for the drag on the economy.
 
Hey bravs - just a reminder: using your logic (to a T), the Dow's drop today is 100% due to the GOP Congress.
 
Superfreak said:
You're a dumbass.... go back and READ what he ACTUALLY said rather than what the JOURNALIST 'summarized' he said. He is NOT calling for increased government spending. JP Morgan's position is that the fiscal policy of Obama is the reason for the drag on the economy.
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You're an idiot:

Impending fiscal drag for 2012 remains intact. The deal does nothing to extend the various stimulus measure which will expire next year: we continue to believe federal fiscal policy will subtract around 1.5%-points from GDP growth in 2012. Its possible the fiscal commission could do something to extend some measure such as the one-year 2% payroll tax holiday, though we think unlikely, as it would need to be paid for, which would be tough. If anything, the debt deal may add modestly to the fiscal drag we have penciled in for next year.
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He's saying that the expiration of stimulus measures will be a drag on the economy and that the debt deal with add to it. Obama proposed extending the payroll tax holiday and the Republicans rejected it outright. It's no wonder. The Republicans are engaged in an act of deliberate sabotage on the American economy because they know it's their ticket to electing a Republican president in 2012.
 
The Republicans don't know shite about economics. The debt deal was terrible for the economy, largely because of the TEA idiocy that closing loopholes = tax increase.

It's funny; as lambasted as the stimulus is, that's probably exactly what we need more of right now. Conservatives can't do the math that the economy is currently losing & about to lose much more than another stimulus would cost.
 
fucking bullshit economics

the ship is sinking so put a bigger whole in it, we aren't cutting dick we are slowing the rate of growth.

The market goes down 10% on average once a year noob's, yes sentiment is bad right now. Daddy's are taking money out for that last summer vacation to disney before school starts.
 
David St. Hubbins said:
You're a jackass. Go back and read what you posted in the other thread. The analyst is calling for increased government spending you dolt.
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David St. Hubbins said:
You're an idiot:

Impending fiscal drag for 2012 remains intact. The deal does nothing to extend the various stimulus measure which will expire next year: we continue to believe federal fiscal policy will subtract around 1.5%-points from GDP growth in 2012. Its possible the fiscal commission could do something to extend some measure such as the one-year 2% payroll tax holiday, though we think unlikely, as it would need to be paid for, which would be tough. If anything, the debt deal may add modestly to the fiscal drag we have penciled in for next year.

He's saying that the expiration of stimulus measures will be a drag on the economy and that the debt deal with add to it. Obama proposed extending the payroll tax holiday and the Republicans rejected it outright. It's no wonder. The Republicans are engaged in an act of deliberate sabotage on the American economy because they know it's their ticket to electing a Republican president in 2012. .
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ROFLMAO.... thank you dung... that was truly fucking amusing. First you say that he wanted 'more government spending', then you say he wanted 'extended TAX CUTS'....

Seriously, do you even KNOW the difference between GOVERNMENT spending and TAX CUTS?
 
The Dude said:
you know how I know the deck mopper bravo is poor, he mocks buying low.
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au contraire my friend of "higher learning"......(higher middle school, anyway).....

Sell your house too.....and buy, buy buy.......

Its down 500 points now......so sell you car and rent out your wife, raid your piggy bank....and buy, buy buy........

buy up all the "hope and change" you can afford.....
 
Onceler said:
The Republicans don't know shite about economics.
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and apparently neither do you.

Onceler said:
The debt deal was terrible for the economy, largely because of the TEA idiocy that closing loopholes = tax increase.
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yes, because INCREASING taxes is exactly what the economy needs right now.........:palm:

Onceler said:
It's funny; as lambasted as the stimulus is, that's probably exactly what we need more of right now. Conservatives can't do the math that the economy is currently losing & about to lose much more than another stimulus would cost.
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you can't be that economically retarded, can you?
 
Onceler said:
The Republicans don't know shite about economics. The debt deal was terrible for the economy, largely because of the TEA idiocy that closing loopholes = tax increase.
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Yes, allowing the idiots to outspend revenue by $2.4 TRILLION from now until 2012 is clearly fucking retarded and a bad deal for the economy.

That said, it is equally stupid for the tea party to say closing loopholes should be off the table. Especially given they tout being 'fiscally responsible'

It's funny; as lambasted as the stimulus is, that's probably exactly what we need more of right now. Conservatives can't do the math that the economy is currently losing & about to lose much more than another stimulus would cost.
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As always, it depends on HOW the stimulus is done. Given Obama's track record, I wouldn't trust him with more stimulus decisions.

That said, one day we are going to have to step up and take some of the pain. The constant attempts to push the problems into the future is only making things worse.

Things were HORRID in 1980. We then saw interest rates rise dramatically and we TOOK THE PAIN required to fix the problems via the recession of 81/82. Then we were able to move forward and experienced the greatest period of prosperity in our history with only a minor recession in 18 years.
 
Superfreak said:
Yes, allowing the idiots to outspend revenue by $2.4 TRILLION from now until 2012 is clearly fucking retarded and a bad deal for the economy.

That said, it is equally stupid for the tea party to say closing loopholes should be off the table. Especially given they tout being 'fiscally responsible'



As always, it depends on HOW the stimulus is done. Given Obama's track record, I wouldn't trust him with more stimulus decisions.

That said, one day we are going to have to step up and take some of the pain. The constant attempts to push the problems into the future is only making things worse.

Things were HORRID in 1980. We then saw interest rates rise dramatically and we TOOK THE PAIN required to fix the problems via the recession of 81/82. Then we were able to move forward and experienced the greatest period of prosperity in our history with only a minor recession in 18 years.
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Maybe, we can issue, after the fact war bonds?
 
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