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In reply to the discussion: Stocks Soar After Bernanke Comments; Dow Rallies Above All-Time Closing High [View all]JoePhilly
(27,787 posts)10. All good news must be refuted.
If the market drops, its a disaster ... if it goes up, its still a disaster.
UE goes up, disaster ... goes down, still a disaster.
Housing prices drop, disaster ... go up, still a disaster.
Clearly, we live in District 12, and the Hunger Games are about to start.
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Stocks Soar After Bernanke Comments; Dow Rallies Above All-Time Closing High [View all]
Lasher
Jul 2013
OP
Yes, low interest for banks and high interest for student loans. Whatta country!
sinkingfeeling
Jul 2013
#1
Yep, and are surprised by something most people knew was happening for decades.
we can do it
Jul 2013
#22
The last figure I was from Barrons was that 10% of the population woned 90% of the stock.
byeya
Jul 2013
#15
As to investments, I'm glad you feel the corporations are trustworthy, but beware!
dmosh42
Jul 2013
#25
Interest rate suppression by the FED hurts retirees depending on a stream of income to
byeya
Jul 2013
#16
Seems to me banks must be buying congressmen to vote for increased student loan rates
wordpix
Jul 2013
#23
There are many more millions on breadlines now than then. Except we call them EBTs these days.
Psephos
Jul 2013
#38
Now if only those wealthy bastards will invest that money back in the country.
MrSlayer
Jul 2013
#27
Hooray, but how about the price of gas that, really, affects the shrinking middle class and
demosincebirth
Jul 2013
#33
The best thing to depress the price of gas is a world recession, I'm afraid
muriel_volestrangler
Jul 2013
#34
What do you tell a guy who make 15 bucks an hour and comutes 40 miles a day...ride a bike?
demosincebirth
Jul 2013
#37
You know, you can probably write a sad Country Western song and make millions
demosincebirth
Jul 2013
#44
This isn't a sign of "economic recovery." It's just a promise to keep the stock market bubblizing.
PSPS
Jul 2013
#36
Was it 2 weeks ago when economy was so super-duper that Fed signaled tapering....
NoOneMan
Jul 2013
#41