well I know the tourists are back. I was in a mall food court and 4 people to one side of me were all from Japan and 4 people on the other side of me were from China, so the economy from the far east must be doing okay. but here the job market is doing badly as well as the real estate market. nationally I don't know with the price of oil going up and the wars we are fighting. It seems the mortgage crisis is still with us and this health-care bill is dividing issue. If the recession is over then good. but there are pockets out there that I am sure are still hurting. I see a lot of homeless living in the parks and streets. tell them the recession is over.
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well I know the tourists are back. I was in a mall food court and 4 people to one side of me were all from Japan and 4 people on the other side of me were from China, so the economy from the far east must be doing okay. but here the job market is doing badly as well as the real estate market. nationally I don't know with the price of oil going up and the wars we are fighting. It seems the mortgage crisis is still with us and this health-care bill is dividing issue. If the recession is over then good. but there are pockets out there that I am sure are still hurting. I see a lot of homeless living in the parks and streets. tell them the recession is over.
was in a target store in raleigh nc today--lines 6 to 8 deep at most every reg.,,,quite suprising,,work in the food biz tho and due to large heating bills in our area and of course the xmas charge cards rollings in sales have been a bit soft
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was in a target store in raleigh nc today--lines 6 to 8 deep at most every reg.,,,quite suprising,,work in the food biz tho and due to large heating bills in our area and of course the xmas charge cards rollings in sales have been a bit soft
Not even close foreclosures are up in my area of the country went down a street my brother lives on a couple days ago out of the 50 houses on the street 10 are foreclosed on in the past year
Unemployed #'s is going to go up this month due to all the temp jobs ending after the holidays
Recent college grads who are in debt to over $150,000+ in student loans can't find jobs,how are they supposed to pay their loans back
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Not even close foreclosures are up in my area of the country went down a street my brother lives on a couple days ago out of the 50 houses on the street 10 are foreclosed on in the past year
Unemployed #'s is going to go up this month due to all the temp jobs ending after the holidays
Recent college grads who are in debt to over $150,000+ in student loans can't find jobs,how are they supposed to pay their loans back
depends on how u or the ignorant economists define it (technically yes)...i like = if ur neighborrs are jobless its a recession, if ur jobless it a depression...
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depends on how u or the ignorant economists define it (technically yes)...i like = if ur neighborrs are jobless its a recession, if ur jobless it a depression...
Not even close foreclosures are up in my area of the country went down a street my brother lives on a couple days ago out of the 50 houses on the street 10 are foreclosed on in the past year
Unemployed #'s is going to go up this month due to all the temp jobs ending after the holidays
Recent college grads who are in debt to over $150,000+ in student loans can't find jobs,how are they supposed to pay their loans back
PORN
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Quote Originally Posted by mojo822:
Not even close foreclosures are up in my area of the country went down a street my brother lives on a couple days ago out of the 50 houses on the street 10 are foreclosed on in the past year
Unemployed #'s is going to go up this month due to all the temp jobs ending after the holidays
Recent college grads who are in debt to over $150,000+ in student loans can't find jobs,how are they supposed to pay their loans back
Hate to bring bad news in but according to Ben Bernanke it'll be 5 years until we start to see real improvement. He's a pretty sharp tack.
actually rickey, bernanke is a moron. he has been absolutely wrong on everything in the last 5 years and this prediction will be no different
i would say more like 10-20 years until some sense of normalcy (unless we get some kind of Weimar hyperinflation) and even still, the growth and bubbles we've been accustomed to our whole lives will never come back as easy or cheap money from the Fed will never come back
checkout tunisia for evidence on what bernanke's policies are doing worldwide
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Quote Originally Posted by searchwarrant:
Hate to bring bad news in but according to Ben Bernanke it'll be 5 years until we start to see real improvement. He's a pretty sharp tack.
actually rickey, bernanke is a moron. he has been absolutely wrong on everything in the last 5 years and this prediction will be no different
i would say more like 10-20 years until some sense of normalcy (unless we get some kind of Weimar hyperinflation) and even still, the growth and bubbles we've been accustomed to our whole lives will never come back as easy or cheap money from the Fed will never come back
checkout tunisia for evidence on what bernanke's policies are doing worldwide
actually rickey, bernanke is a moron. he has been absolutely wrong on everything in the last 5 years and this prediction will be no different
i would say more like 10-20 years until some sense of normalcy (unless we get some kind of Weimar hyperinflation) and even still, the growth and bubbles we've been accustomed to our whole lives will never come back as easy or cheap money from the Fed will never come back
checkout tunisia for evidence on what bernanke's policies are doing worldwide
Agree. An economist prof. I know and respect says it would be another 10 years, at least.
And that we're running out of water.
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Quote Originally Posted by KOAJ:
actually rickey, bernanke is a moron. he has been absolutely wrong on everything in the last 5 years and this prediction will be no different
i would say more like 10-20 years until some sense of normalcy (unless we get some kind of Weimar hyperinflation) and even still, the growth and bubbles we've been accustomed to our whole lives will never come back as easy or cheap money from the Fed will never come back
checkout tunisia for evidence on what bernanke's policies are doing worldwide
Agree. An economist prof. I know and respect says it would be another 10 years, at least.
Not even close foreclosures are up in my area of the country went down a street my brother lives on a couple days ago out of the 50 houses on the street 10 are foreclosed on in the past year
Unemployed #'s is going to go up this month due to all the temp jobs ending after the holidays
Recent college grads who are in debt to over $150,000+ in student loans can't find jobs,how are they supposed to pay their loans back
Why in HELL are college students in debt that much? Anyone who'd borrow that much on a four-year degree would have to be retarded.
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Quote Originally Posted by mojo822:
Not even close foreclosures are up in my area of the country went down a street my brother lives on a couple days ago out of the 50 houses on the street 10 are foreclosed on in the past year
Unemployed #'s is going to go up this month due to all the temp jobs ending after the holidays
Recent college grads who are in debt to over $150,000+ in student loans can't find jobs,how are they supposed to pay their loans back
Why in HELL are college students in debt that much? Anyone who'd borrow that much on a four-year degree would have to be retarded.
I drove by the mall today and it was packed. The movie theater with my family dumping $60 on admission and some grub was busy.
We went to a child play thing where you pay $10 a head for an hour and they had to close it off to any more kids.
My work is slowing though.
how bout u guys?
Racist!!
The old and young flock to the mall, but i think it's more for social interaction. The older folk go there for exercise, and the young go to hang out.
I don't think the old gag of people spending money on frivolties can really 'bring back' our economy anymore, we need increase in wealth creating attributes to our economy, not just pure consumption (that was fueled in the last decade by six+ TRILLION in mortgage debt, being readily available for consumption via HELOCS and the like), and the decade before that with the phenomenal run-up in the markets (like Bernie Madoffs baby the NASDAQ, and the rest of the debt fueled tech bubble)
one word sums it up nicely
FUBAR
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Quote Originally Posted by Crashdavis565:
I drove by the mall today and it was packed. The movie theater with my family dumping $60 on admission and some grub was busy.
We went to a child play thing where you pay $10 a head for an hour and they had to close it off to any more kids.
My work is slowing though.
how bout u guys?
Racist!!
The old and young flock to the mall, but i think it's more for social interaction. The older folk go there for exercise, and the young go to hang out.
I don't think the old gag of people spending money on frivolties can really 'bring back' our economy anymore, we need increase in wealth creating attributes to our economy, not just pure consumption (that was fueled in the last decade by six+ TRILLION in mortgage debt, being readily available for consumption via HELOCS and the like), and the decade before that with the phenomenal run-up in the markets (like Bernie Madoffs baby the NASDAQ, and the rest of the debt fueled tech bubble)
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