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Dow Jones Breaks 13,000

 
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deportliberals
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PostPosted: Wed Apr 25, 2007 10:35 am    Post subject: Dow Jones Breaks 13,000 Reply with quote

Associated Press just reported that the Dow Jones averages just broke 13,000 for the first time in its history.

The forces driving this Dow record, according to the report, are the growing U.S. economy and good corporate profits.

This means more new jobs, higher returns on invested money and that includes everyone with a 401K or similar retirement-savings program...all of you folks are making good money on your retirement programs when this happens.

It's important to note that this has happened even in the face of the latest fuel costs that hit our economy.

Now...what do the democrats controlling congress want to do....RAISE TAXES on investments, profits & capital gains...THE VERY ITEMS ABOVE that are driving all this good economic news. I keep asking...why do liberals hate this country so much...if they're not trying to kill our economy
with new taxes, then they are busy cutting our defense budget and appeasing our enemies. These people are truly america-haters in every sense of the term!!!
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Beststash
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PostPosted: Thu Apr 26, 2007 7:52 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

The divergence in the price of stocks relative to the price of the dollar reflects a diametrically opposite view of the future of the US economy. The stock market is optimistic believing that US housing woes will remain contained as US corporate profits, and an easy monetary policy will sustain the rally via growth and additional acquisitions. The currency market is far more guarded in its view about the outlook of the US economy. FX traders see a marked slowdown of activity in the Industrial sector, relatively tepid increases in retail spending and no catalyst to reignite US growth in the 2nd half of the year. Overall, even if the US economy manages to muddle through, global capital sees better values elsewhere as growth in other parts of the world continues to exceed US performance. The answer to the question of which market is correct will likely lie with the upcoming US jobs and income data. With the US consumer saddled with enormous amount of debt whose service value grows every month, and with housing no longer serving as a key source of income via mortgage equity extraction, only an increase in jobs or wages would allow US consumer demand to continue expanding at healthy pace.

Peace
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deportliberals
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PostPosted: Fri Apr 27, 2007 6:38 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

Beststash wrote:
The divergence in the price of stocks relative to the price of the dollar reflects a diametrically opposite view of the future of the US economy. The stock market is optimistic believing that US housing woes will remain contained as US corporate profits, and an easy monetary policy will sustain the rally via growth and additional acquisitions. The currency market is far more guarded in its view about the outlook of the US economy. FX traders see a marked slowdown of activity in the Industrial sector, relatively tepid increases in retail spending and no catalyst to reignite US growth in the 2nd half of the year. Overall, even if the US economy manages to muddle through, global capital sees better values elsewhere as growth in other parts of the world continues to exceed US performance. The answer to the question of which market is correct will likely lie with the upcoming US jobs and income data. With the US consumer saddled with enormous amount of debt whose service value grows every month, and with housing no longer serving as a key source of income via mortgage equity extraction, only an increase in jobs or wages would allow US consumer demand to continue expanding at healthy pace.

Peace


Well...it's more than obvious that you didn't write this tripe so what is your source? I'd like to go review your source and read the above article for myself...at its original source!!!!

Fact is boys and girls, our economy has been going great guns ever since
Bush implemented his tax reduction law on capital gains, investments and coporate profits and middle class families. The last two presidents(John F Kennedy and Ronald Reagan) who implmented major tax cuts also produced great economies as a direct result. Who ever wrote the lib B.S. above is doing his/her level best to make a good economy look bad. This is what liberals do....they lie!!!

As for the housing market comment, eveyone should know that the housing market DOES NOT DRIVE this economy. It is but one of many factors that makeup our economy. And, the only reason the housing market is slumping in certain areas of the country is due to stupid, low-inome people who signed financing contracts that they couldn't possibly honor should interest rates rise just a half a point. These people should have never been allowed to buy homes in the first place because the were simply economically unfit to get into the home-owning market.

As for the comment about our future economic status being dependent on the job figures let me remind you that we are almost at a full employment economy right now...jobless rate at 5.1%. Most economists used to say that if we have 6% unemployment were are at full employment. Under George Bush, we've stayed in the 5% range which is better.

What you have with the above statement is some liberal trying to portray the good news(stock market busting 13,000 for the first time) in a bad light...liberals are liars...remember that and you'll be O.K.
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Beststash
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PostPosted: Fri Apr 27, 2007 4:55 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

You are funny!! When was the last time you wanted to hang out with one of your "tribe" - I don't think so unless maybe you are sexually challenged or are spend your time trying to figure out how to screw someone!!

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deportliberals
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PostPosted: Mon Apr 30, 2007 7:20 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

Beststash wrote:
You are funny!! When was the last time you wanted to hang out with one of your "tribe" - I don't think so unless maybe you are sexually challenged or are spend your time trying to figure out how to screw someone!!

Peace


Ahhh....this is more like you mindless tripe...knew you didn't author that lib-leftist treatise above that tried to portray last weeks great economic news(Bush admin) as something sinister & bad.

No...I don't hang out with a tribe. "Tribe," is one of the liberals' favorite politically correct terms. In liberaland, using this term "tribe" makes liberals feel like one with THE INDIGENOUS PEOPLES here and around the world. Libs just love that stuff.

In conservative-land, the word "tribe" means people functioning at the lowest social order known to mankind. Means starvation, ignorance, virtually no tech advancements, constant warfare, no individual rights or freedoms. This is the REALITY of tribes. Hence, conservatives are not interested in(or celebrate) the utter failure of tribalism. We let idiot liberals celebrate failures(like tribes) and we watch with amusement as libs lie to themselves about the greatness of tribes when, in fact, there never was any such thing. Tribes were totally brutal, mindless killing machines, period....that's why they never advanced with the rest of the world and that's why my ancestors(who rejected tribalism) conquered many tribes here and around the world and spawned modern civilization.

Conservatives perfer reality and truth and, therefore, when I decide to hang out with one of my kind(as you suggest above) it is definately not with some loser tribe(past, present, future)...it is with thinking individuals who reject today's failing decadent liberal culture.

Now...care to discuss the stock market or any of the leading economic indicators (showing the Bush economy going great guns) or do you want to run and hide among your tribal buddies & smoke pot???
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lookin
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PostPosted: Fri Oct 24, 2008 11:15 am    Post subject: What a joke? Reply with quote

I think you spoke a bit too early. What a joke? The house has fallen like a pack of cards. Tax cuts and Capitalism being growth engines of the economy. I like that chum. The only problem I have is when my tax money is used up by the republicans to wipe the ass of some rich guys who have fallen on their fat bellies. The tripe which you dished out is just that. Tripe. The housing loan thing has brought us to this sorry state because of some Republican shit hole not knowing what the heck was going on. If you read your post again ,you will weep ,surely.
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Kontrarian
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PostPosted: Fri Oct 24, 2008 11:22 am    Post subject: We goofed up big time Reply with quote

Dow Jones is now hovering around the 8000 mark. I am not sure when the carnage will eventually stop but I am sure about one thing. We goofed up big time. GOOFED UP BIG TIME. It has nothing to do with Republicans or Democrats .It is a human thing. GREED. With no legislations ,no checks and balances , the rich guys just freaked out and that’s why we have landed up in this thick shit. What we need is balance. Let the market be free ,but reign in rampant greed. Your post looks ridiculous now that we all look back. Not that I was smarter. I thought 13000 is for real. Alas.
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Skeptik
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PostPosted: Fri Oct 24, 2008 11:29 am    Post subject: Stop bickering Reply with quote

May god save us. What a mess. I think we are looking at 1929 once again. I am shocked that people out there are debating Republicans vs the Democrats . Remember that we are all in the same stinking basket and we have to together get out of it. Bush turning into a rabid Socialist is understandable. What do you want him to do? Play the fiddle while America burns ? We must realize that these are unusual circumstances and we have to take unusual steps to get out of this mess.
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