EPIC FAIL.. Haha all the jew go in before dark.. wtf and they dont run the world? Barney Fife is in the house.
This is great for once the PEOPLE actually had some say.. buy pressuring the system. And inflation won’t go through the fucking roof; $700 billion dollars in inflation will just make everything more expensive like that going to help? Yeah help the rich. Now the market can go down to where it should be after being falsely inflated for decades. Yeah we are going into rough time but at least food won’t be inflated with $700 billion dollars (well hopefully they won’t just steal it in the night we are playing with bush and the federal reserve). I am going to find a list of all the people that voted yes on this and pass it around and make sure to vote against all of them. We need to all follow through on the voting threats we made in the past week.
whats bad is this is just the beginning and NO ONE knows how far down is bottom nor what the final outcome on society will be.. everything anyone says about the outcome of this at this point is nothing more than speculation. you have your optimists and your pessimists.. me im planning for the worst case scenario,i guess im in the pessimist crowd.. one thing everyone agrees on is its going to get much MUCH worse before it gets better. how bad is anyones guess cause NO ONE KNOWS..
That’s the same as yes in my book. The list yes I’m doing mail voting this year so I’ll have plenty of time to figure out who I’m voting for or against. Gold is a good idea but if you look at the markets Europe is in the same situation as us.
I have been lurking in the market forums and everyone agrees October is going to be bad.. I am going to be looking at the positive side of this but this is some crazy shit, the world is going to change. *Not ripples in the water but tidal waves..
Today the S&P closed at –8.9% lost about $700 billion in one day. "The sell off is the largest percentage drop for the S&P 500 since Oct. 26, 1987. It also translates into a $700 billion loss for the day for the S&P, according to Howard Silverblatt, senior index analyst at Standard & Poor's." $700 billion given to the wealthy then skimmed and diluted and shuffled into a dieing market over years would not of done shit except some more inflation and hardship on the poor.
planning for the worst case scenerio doesn't necessarily make you a pessimist...to me it makes you intelligent.
It's neither bad nor good. The bailout would have actually been worse, but what actually defines "worse" when the situation is so grim either way you look at it?