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To: x5452
An asset at zero does not have a positive value. It has literally 'no value' it ceases to be an 'asset'.

Rush was just mentioning how the Democrat press is trying to spread the old "America's unhappy" lie.  That's old news.  What amazes me is how many voices on this forum are singing the same song.  

It is true that fed stats on saving are down (fed econ definition:: savings =  income - consumption).  It's also true that America's privately held wealth (in inflation adjusted $) has quadrupled in the last half century and is now soaring to an all time high.

Americans can be accused of many things, but to say we aren't amassing extraordinary wealth is a lie or just down right crazy.

104 posted on 02/01/2006 11:16:32 AM PST by expat_panama (There's a million kinds of people-- them that understands numbers, and the rest of us.)
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To: expat_panama

"amassing extraordinary wealth".

In what? Stock?

The problem Enron employees ran into was they invested heavily in Enron's stock, which was tied to enron's business.

This is the same problem American's have. They are over invested in American stock, which is tied to American business.

Do no confuse holdings with wealth.


110 posted on 02/01/2006 11:20:46 AM PST by x5452
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