Is the recession over for anyone else?

Dec 032011
 

Is the recession over for anyone else besides Goldman Sachs, Fannie Mae, Wells Fargo, Citigroup, Bank of America(–>Countrywide<–), JP Morgan, PNC Financial Services, SunTrust, Region Financial Corp, Hartford Financial Services, Wachovia, Saxon Mortgage Services, OneWest Bank, M&T Bank Corporation, National City Bank, East West Bancorp, Inc, New York Private Bank & Trust Corp, Flagstar Bancorp, Cathay General Bancorp, International Bancshares Corporation, Aurora Loan Services, Litton Loan Servicing, Discover Financial Services, Zions Bancorp, Comerica Incorporated, State Street Corp, Ameris Bancorp, Anchor BanCorp Wisconsin Inc., BNC Financial Group, Inc., BancIndependent Inc., Bridge Capital Holdings, Brogan Bankshares, Inc., CBS Banc-Corp., Cathay General Bancorp, Center Financial Corp. and anyone else on Wall Street that democrats care to give our money too?

Do you still think democrats are against corporate welfare?

VA mortgage guidelines?

Dec 022011
 

We are looking to buy our first home in 2009 with a VA mortgage. I’m worried w/ the big ole’ recession coming that they will change the no down payment perk of that loan. Any possibility of this happening? (Please only answer if you know something about this or are in the biz). Thanks!

Is the recession over?

Dec 022011
 

Is the recession over for anyone else besides Goldman Sachs, Fannie Mae, Wells Fargo, Citigroup, Bank of America(–>Countrywide<–), JP Morgan, PNC Financial Services, SunTrust, Region Financial Corp, Hartford Financial Services, Wachovia, Saxon Mortgage Services, OneWest Bank, M&T Bank Corporation, National City Bank, East West Bancorp, Inc, New York Private Bank & Trust Corp, Flagstar Bancorp, Cathay General Bancorp, International Bancshares Corporation, Aurora Loan Services, Litton Loan Servicing, Discover Financial Services, Zions Bancorp, Comerica Incorporated and anyone else on Wall Street?

Do you still think democrats are against corporate welfare?

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economy

Aug 202010
 

The only people deciding this economy is the press.  I live in Michigan and the recession is starting to slowly recover.  I think that the more sensation the media wants to make, the more it hurts the economy and people tend to freak.  Just shut the hell up and let it recover for God’s sake!

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Obama Administration and Keynesian Economics

Feb 162010
 

NEW YORK (Fortune) — The Obama White House likes to say that the theories of John Maynard Keynes form the foundation for its fiscal policies. Most notably, it draws upon the legendary British economist’s idea of spending big to pull out of a recession.
“While the Obama team is laying out huge sums of money, Meltzer says it’s neglecting a key part of Keynes’ plan: You can’t run up a debt without a way to cover it”.
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the great recession is over ?

Jan 292010
 
who said that was the case ?
the country is almost flat on it’s face
we stand with the largest debt ever by this country 14.5 trillion
yet they say the worst is over, b.s. !
unemployment is standing at 10 % plus
foreclosures of home at all time high
people are choosing between food and a roof over their heads
children are the one’s who are bearing the brunt of this issue
until he united states discovers that charity begins at home
we will never get out of this mess
our manufacturing sector must restart
close our borders to imports or tax the hell out of those who cross the rule
that way our plants can restart
we need to amke what we use and stop importing it
nafta undermined our country and has done far worse since it’s signing in 1993
miilions of people are out of work, some have stopped looking for a job
which means they strain the welfare system to it’s limits
when are we going to wake up and smell the coffee ?
 

Senate confirms Fed chief Bernanke in close vote

Jan 292010
 

Senate confirms Fed chief Bernanke in close vote
WASHINGTON — Embattled Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke won confirmation for a second term today, but only by the closest vote ever for the crucial post and after withering criticism from lawmakers for bailing out Wall Street while other Americans suffered in recession.

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What caused the home mortgage rates to sky rocket, causing people being unable to pay their monthly mortgages?

Jan 172010
 


Recession is due to inability to repay their mortgage loans, as mortgage interest rates are too high? The banks are not always the money home, causing the credit crisis and can not lend money to big companies. Large companies are forced to cut spending and to begin demobilization of thousands of people. So what has brought the increase in mortgage interest rates so high, the financial turmoil began in the first place?

College football's pricing game

Aug 022009
 

The recession is likely to affect ticket sales — Florida State, for example, is projecting a dip of 11 to 12 percent at a cost of almost $2 million this year — and the prospects of other conferences sniffing the same kind of TV deals …

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