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Gold: The Next Reserve Currency Player
Mexico mike you are right on ! . Folks who are still employed are in steep denial re what is happening now + going to continue to be much worse . The great depression will seem like a walk in the park . No way , no how does the US government have the funds to house feed + clothe 300 + mil people . A new huge war is coming , you'll see !
Will Unemployment Reach 8%?
Will Unemployment Reach 8%?
Leaking Geithner: Good News for Currencies, Markets
More of the same BS ! Athelstan , you are correct . !960"s burning of cities will seem like xmas eve . Why do you think they have " martial law " ready to go ? It's called meltdown .
Number of U.S. Homes With Negative Equity Is Stunning
The baby boom generation lost 40-50 % of their " retirement funds " in the market cash of 2000-2001 .Now , they have lost 40-70 % of their portfolios for a 2nd time . Add to this , losing 30-40 % of their home equity , depending on location .Lots of them are now being dismissed from their jobs . This will truely be worse than the great depression . All of the boomers I know , myself included , grew up modestly , worked their way thru college + worked very hard thru out life . When you have 78-80 million folks hit multiple times during their lives , I personally can't think of a way most of them will be able to survive . I feel for the younger folks coming up now as their futures are not bright . Their employment options aren't going to be great given the effect " globalization + outsourcesing ' of US jobs has had on the US job market. I have told my own sister that " she ought to consider moving to the middle east or Hong Kong ".What are they supposed to do ? A very good question /concern.
Gold Bugs Beware
There has been absolutely no physical gold / silver available in US + European markets . The central banks have not been selling gold + the lease rates have skyrocket lately . This is what happened just prior to the last surge in gold price . Check it out .
Three Problems with the Fannie / Freddie Mortgage Modifications
You are correct ! . Those of us who put 20 % down , 28% ltv fixed mortgages on homes we could afford are getting f**ked without even a kiss!
This is welfare that rewards financial irresponsibility . You are also correct in saying " we used to be rich ".What happens when these losers default again ? You know they will , demanding more handouts ! kp is correct in wondering " what happens to all those equity lines of credit ?"
Obama's Green Obsession: More Harm Than Good?
Re alternative , safer nuclear energy : There is a US company , thorium power That is working on the last of 3 big breaktrough stages to implement the use of thorium in present+ future nuclear reactors . Thorium is very abundant , unlike uranium which must be mined . Thorium cannot be proliferatized into weapons . thorium is way more energy eff , using up to 98% of the fuel , which has a halflife which is 90 % less than uranium . This firm will have patents on this " new fuel".Several foreign nations are very interested in + looking into the use of this new fuel for their countries . Thorium is one of the ' rare earth elements ".
Should We Really Bail Out the Big Three Automakers with $73.20 Per Hour Labor?
The PBGC + FDIC are broke , stonebroke ! More taxpayer money to bail Them out ? Gramps 2 ,I agree with you ! Let the greedy auto unions rot . Why should uneducated , unskilled UAW workers have cush medical care in retirement in old age . Like gramps 2 says " like the rest of us!
Should We Really Bail Out the Big Three Automakers with $73.20 Per Hour Labor?
Should We Really Bail Out the Big Three Automakers with $73.20 Per Hour Labor?
Global Markets, Meet President Obama. Now What?
You are all correct . edp , I remember reading where Hitler had said "It's a great thing for governments that people don 't think " .the americans as a whole are dumb sheeple . They all voted for Bush in 2000+2008 .They watch " american idle " + Jerry Springer , yet now they are crying " none of us saw this coming . All I can say " is that you didn't want to know or look for the truth ". the mess the US is now in + placed the entire world in is far too huge for Obama to fix . US citizens don't want to hear about hard work for rightful pay . They want high wages for useless jobs ie nail salons , tanning salons , financial planners + lots of cheap credit . Guess what , It's gone , The US is on the verge of collapse . The future is not bright . The powers at be will simply slow the pace of the decline , which up to now has been rapid , bu in the end , it only prolongs a dire situation . The Great Depression was 10 years or longer +it's causes were precisely the same as this The Greater Depression.
'The Shallowest Generation': A Rebuttal
I agree with all of you ! Good rebuttal Dennis ! Ive worked + paid into SS since I was 11 years old . Worked + pain my way thru college ! I drove my last car , a honda , for 12 1/2 years ! I have no C card debt , no car debt , very small mortgage . I could have really used the money I paid into SS all the working years as I had severe health problems . I am sure glad it is there for me now . The 20-30 year olds who c/o re SS , get real ! The years fly by ! One problem I have with baby boomers is they were horrible parents , Had the worst spoiled rotten shallow kids with few , if any ethics , including work ethic . God help us all ! They are truly a boring generation , X + Y
Subprime Litigation Could Be Next Leg Down for Lenders
You are correct in your assessment . What the lenders haven't lost on mortgage losses , will be taken out by lawsuits . Lenders + a load of banks are toast !
Winners and Losers in a Democratic Administration
You are correct .