Ben, Glad to see you're keeping your eye on the ticker today rather than funnin with guys on the other site. Somehow I have this vision of you right now sitting in a chair on a Wall St sidewalk eating popcorn waiting for jumpers though. After the banking troubles we had in 1990-92 I'm really surprised that they could have allowed so much easy money this last go-around. Thanks Alan Greenspan
So where do we go from here? Any word on the street on another banking blowout?
Ed
Inflation is near 20 year lows. Unemployment is between 4.6 and 4.7% (near 25 year lows). Taxes are at 20 year lows.
Bush's recession is killing us all.
I guess it's Bush's fault people decided to buy houses they couldn't afford.
God forbid there would be a little personal responsibility in this country. I'm waiting for the TV commercials of lawyers recruiting people to sue their banks for lending them money.
Inflation is near 20 year lows. Unemployment is between 4.6 and 4.7% (near 25 year lows). Taxes are at 20 year lows.
Bush's recession is killing us all.
I guess it's Bush's fault people decided to buy houses they couldn't afford.
God forbid there would be a little personal responsibility in this country. I'm waiting for the TV commercials of lawyers recruiting people to sue their banks for lending them money.
1. unemployment figures might not be accurate. DOL's methodology is a bit ... creative.
2. it's not Bush's fault that people decided to buy houses they couldn't afford - it's Alan Greenspan's.
Somehow I have this vision of you right now sitting in a chair on a Wall St sidewalk eating popcorn waiting for jumpers though. 
After the banking troubles we had in 1990-92 I'm really surprised that they could have allowed so much easy money this last go-around. Thanks Alan Greenspan 
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