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Post by kbs on Sept 19, 2008 19:21:34 GMT -7
Why did so many big names on Wall Street all go under this week? It was like one massive chain reaction.
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Post by fhacette on Sept 21, 2008 14:35:55 GMT -7
:oGREEDy CEO"S and bad mangemnet of the mortage market. Peole got loans with no income and no jobs!!
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Post by Quartzs on Sept 23, 2008 8:45:51 GMT -7
Just watch our national debt rise
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Post by Redman guy on Sept 23, 2008 10:24:03 GMT -7
What is really hard is the fact that the company CEO's are walking away with millions of dollars. They have the futuer of the America people, there dreams, and life savings in their pockets as they walk out the door.
Employment is being effected and lay off's are at an all time high in all areas of the job market.
The bail out should probally happen but the american people should have some kind of protection from this happening again.
The American people should join and approach the government for piece of the market in the form a profits check from any financal company that earns a profit from the tax payers dollar.
The emotional and financal stress that these financal company,s have put on the American people should be worth something. MAYBE lowering the interest rates that they charge for a new house or new car would be a real good start, but NO. thay want all they can get and the more... and we just sit back and take it.
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Post by OrO on Sept 25, 2008 8:31:47 GMT -7
well someone better do something because the outlook it getting bleaker by the moment.
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Post by kbs on Nov 21, 2008 17:50:17 GMT -7
Again, the bailout plan doesn't seem to be working as smoothly or quickly as hoped. Major companies keep falling... the stock market is unstable.... it doesn't seem like there is an end in sight any time soon. I hear maybe by next summer things may improve.
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