Comments on: Job Winners And Losers As Recession Looms
Analysts Say Some Sectors Promise Relative Employment Security Even In Tough Times
- Company before country. Profit before people.
Posted by NAUcoming4U at 11:35 AM : Apr 07, 2008
You''''re preaching to the choir.
Posted by ibsteve2u at 11:38 AM : Apr 07, 2008
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Yeah, I know. But it passes the time. :-)
And who knows, perhaps Ron Paul would have a better chance of running as a third party candidate, focusing on the economy alone. If anything, he would certainly be a good spoiler for McCain, thus reducing the chances of a third Bush term (via John McCain).
But a lot can happen in the next 6+ months! - Reply to this comment
- forthepeopl1
The economists either know nothing or they represent some vested interests. - Reply to this comment
- hungey- please do me a favor call your bank and ask them if there bank go down, and you want your 100000 that is sitting in china, by the way, see how long it would take you to get it from our governemnt,,,,if you get it at all..fdic, not worth nothing..
good luck, and if that is something you would need to live off. good luck ... - Reply to this comment
- Nigel Gault, chief U.S. economist at Global Insight, said he believed the overall economy, as measured by the gross domestic product, fell by a small 0.1 percent at an annual rate in the January-March quarter this year, and would drop at a larger 0.7 percent rate in the current quarter. By one classic definition, a recession occurs when GDP is negative for two consecutive quarters.
Gault said he expected a mild recession that will end when tax rebate checks are spent this summer. He said he wasn''t looking for as big a rise in unemployment as the 2001 downturn because companies have not added as many workers to their payrolls during the current expansion.
this is the biggest fool. doesnt have common sence not one once of it - Reply to this comment
- That would collapse the markets!!
Are you crazy?!?!?
Posted by hungry1968 at 11:56 AM : Apr 07, 2008
Why not, their gonna anyway. - Reply to this comment
- i could care less about the markets, cant you see they say the market is why we are in this mess, remember they sold worthless mortgages at premiem prices and they woke up and now sell for penny on the dollar.
is that what you say is ok - Reply to this comment
- hungey, thats right, that is what is needed for all in washington to stand up and listen to what americans need right now, we need to get help just like the wallstreet scumbags got from the feds and the whitehouse..
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- if i was congress i would tell this fool the dictator bush, we will note do anything on this trade deal. period until we save over 10 million american home owners from your freinds on wallstreet from stealing their homes.
so all we here comming from your mouth is bla,bla,bla - Reply to this comment
- The U.S. mortgage crises has sapped the capital requirements of dozens of banks, included that of the nation''''s largest savings and loan.
am telling you all in america, take your money out of any investment and banks and savings banks and hide it for awhile..
Posted by forthepeopl1 at 11:55 AM : Apr 07, 2008
That would collapse the markets!!
Are you crazy?!?!? - Reply to this comment
- The U.S. mortgage crises has sapped the capital requirements of dozens of banks, included that of the nation''s largest savings and loan.
am telling you all in america, take your money out of any investment and banks and savings banks and hide it for awhile..
america is going down and until we all take steps to tell this governemnt we the people will not let them steal are money and use if for war and to bail out there freinds in wallstreet. - Reply to this comment
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