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![]() http://economywatch.nbcnews.com/_new...h-economy?lite
buy more debt. interest rates to kept at 0% into 2015. |
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![]() dow up over 200 on the news.
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![]() on a scale of 1-100 i am about a 3 when it comes to understanding the stock market..
so i could be completely off base. but dont the market numbers almost seem as fake as they did in 2008 when they crashed? what is this 13,500 based on when the economy is so bad and so many are not working? it seems like it is setting itself up to drop again.
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the market isn't a good indicator of the overall economy. actually, i think people should be worried if the market makes a huge move in either direction. my husband works at a company which was public, until purchased a few years ago and taken private. i think it's been to our benefit that it went private. no more earnings to report, no market share news, no ups and downs with stock, no keeping investors happy, paying of dividends and so on. altho it may be good news insofar as the govt still trying to do all it can to help weather the storm, i am very concerned at the continued 0% interest. one of the things killing so many right now is loss of pension money. it's not just affecting retirees, but cities and other employers with 'guaranteed' pensions. they can't grow if there is no interest to be paid. who knows of a cd out there that earns above 2% right now?? at that rate, it will take 36 years for the money invested to double. that's awful! just one example of course. |
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