Posted on 01/20/2009 4:48:49 PM PST by dila813
"Losses in the US financial system may reach $3.6 trillion (£2.6 trillion) before the credit crisis is over, suggesting the country's banks are "effectively insolvent", according to the man who predicted the current economic meltdown."
So if he is correct or even close to being correct there is no way the banks can make up the difference. - Tom
“I cant wait for the media to turn on him “
I don’t believe that it will happen, they have too much to loose with their anti-Constitution agenda. They are fellow travelers.
you think!
you think!
If they raise taxes immediately, God help us. We will see S&P @ 400 if they do by the end of the year (maybe lower).
Please Republicans stand against the socialist agenda of the one.
Republicans? I though they went the way of the woolly mammoth.
My brother was laid off today. A company with 100 employees—laid off fifteen of them. Hope and Change!
And it WAS because of the economy. They said they will give him great references.
I feel sorry for kids finishing college this year, just entering the labor market, whose whole lives will be affected by the crummy economy and/or destruction of the United States, which is Hussein’s real goal.
I am sorry to hear that.
I know I am on the edge myself, considering lots of fall back positions if needed.
It is nasty out there, and the only thing you can do is grab hold of what ever you see.
I notice allot of people out of work, there are still jobs where people aren’t applying. May require moving though.
I fear if my job is gone, I will be moving rather quickly.
What is really going on “No Hope, Only Change”
Alas, you are absolutely correct. America, and the MSM, have drunk the Kool-Aid, and there’s no turning back.
I agree. It took years to make this mess. The banks started down today long before the speech.UH, it wasn't the speech, it was the man. You can apologize for him if you want to but buying and selling stocks is speculative. They are bought for future growth not sold on what's happened in the past.
So when stocks cratered W's first two and a half years in office, that was his fault. Thanks.
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