The Stock Market--???
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brucefan
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Re: The Stock Market--???
Stock market is getting killed , as predicted, as QE2 is now over or just running on fumes, and the economy has rolled over. Gdp numbers are heading to negative numbers very soon
Credit downgrade, one big yawn
Interest rates moved down, and bonds moved up!
S & P has been decredited , no one cares
Its Obama's economy that they care about
:+puking-
Stock market is getting killed , as predicted, as QE2 is now over or just running on fumes, and the economy has rolled over. Gdp numbers are heading to negative numbers very soon
Credit downgrade, one big yawn
Interest rates moved down, and bonds moved up!
S & P has been decredited , no one cares
Its Obama's economy that they care about
:+puking-
brucefan
EOG Dedicated
Re: The Stock Market--???
I see Hillary warming up in the pen
I struggle to defend McCain, however he would never have passed an 800 billion dollar stimulus package , and there would be no Obamacare
( maybe McCain care???? nah )
Looking back, I still think like our Country, we needed to take the pain
Obama was the pain, I forgive everyone who voted for him, you were played by him, and the media, ......just dont do it again
Time to find the cure
I see Hillary warming up in the pen
I struggle to defend McCain, however he would never have passed an 800 billion dollar stimulus package , and there would be no Obamacare
( maybe McCain care???? nah )
Looking back, I still think like our Country, we needed to take the pain
Obama was the pain, I forgive everyone who voted for him, you were played by him, and the media, ......just dont do it again
Time to find the cure
Re: The Stock Market--???
Also...
McVain was probably the WORST possible GOP nominee but if anyone thinks he would have been worse than the American-hating Kenyan Marxist we have now they are nuts.
At least McVain wouldn't purposely dismantle and destroy the country! :doh1
Also...
- No Cass Sunstein, Christina Romer, Kevin Jennings, Eric Holder, John Holdren, Van Jones and all the other radical Marxist nutjobs doing god-knows-what behind the scenes
- No Sotomayer and Kagan on the Supreme Court
- No Dodd-Frank finance bill
- No expansion of S-Chip
- No government takeovers of GM, Chrysler and student loans
- No action in Libya without congressional authorization
- No gays in the military and miranda rights for terrorists
- An aggressive America-first energy policy, headed by VP Sarah Palin
- No draconian EPA crackdowns
- No anti-gun Fast and Furious scandals
McVain was probably the WORST possible GOP nominee but if anyone thinks he would have been worse than the American-hating Kenyan Marxist we have now they are nuts.
At least McVain wouldn't purposely dismantle and destroy the country! :doh1
Re: The Stock Market--???
The aging of America, medical bills and bankruptcy have lead to problems for the economy. In 2009, I saw a statistic, that is AMAZING. 66% of ALL personal bankruptcys were medically related. In a personal bankruptcy, EVERYONE loses and it's the ultimate ponsy scheme. Insurance companies ??? Go figure. Look at this tiny example. An emergency room visit (1 night and out the next day); the hospital including doctors billed $10,000. Because I had insurance, they took my little $75. copay and the $2000, which Blue Cross paid them and marked the bill as "PAID IN FULL".
Consider this, if I had not had insurance, they want the ENTIRE $10,000. No deals or settling for less! So a guy without it, that is allready in debt, files bankruptcy. Now who pays the bill?
The aging of America, medical bills and bankruptcy have lead to problems for the economy. In 2009, I saw a statistic, that is AMAZING. 66% of ALL personal bankruptcys were medically related. In a personal bankruptcy, EVERYONE loses and it's the ultimate ponsy scheme. Insurance companies ??? Go figure. Look at this tiny example. An emergency room visit (1 night and out the next day); the hospital including doctors billed $10,000. Because I had insurance, they took my little $75. copay and the $2000, which Blue Cross paid them and marked the bill as "PAID IN FULL".
Consider this, if I had not had insurance, they want the ENTIRE $10,000. No deals or settling for less! So a guy without it, that is allready in debt, files bankruptcy. Now who pays the bill?
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eberetta1
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Re: The Stock Market--???
Sounds like the new math we have been hearing about for a long time. I think the hospital could report an unpaid debt as a deduction on their tax bill to lower their profit that they report.
Sounds like the new math we have been hearing about for a long time. I think the hospital could report an unpaid debt as a deduction on their tax bill to lower their profit that they report.
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Basically the hospitals and doctors are overcharging. I mean they were happy to take $2,000 on WHAT they billed for $10,000. These are the tax tricks played by the big corporations that the little guys pay for in the US!
When a multi-millionaire owner, pays less taxes than his secretary; I don't quite get that math.
Basically the hospitals and doctors are overcharging. I mean they were happy to take $2,000 on WHAT they billed for $10,000. These are the tax tricks played by the big corporations that the little guys pay for in the US!
When a multi-millionaire owner, pays less taxes than his secretary; I don't quite get that math.
Re: The Stock Market--???
If the government forces a business to give away their product to certain politically favorable groups, they have to overcharge their paying customers to compensate for those losses.
If the government forces a business to give away their product to certain politically favorable groups, they have to overcharge their paying customers to compensate for those losses.
scrimmage
What you contemplate you imitate
Re: The Stock Market--???
Obama's served his donors well so far [who spent $700 million+ in 2008],and they have no reason to change horses in midstream.
The 2 party duopoly will continue in the next election cycle no matter who gets the most approval from the benighted citizens that go to the polls.
Obama's a lock to win in 2012 since he's on pace to raise over $1 Billion dollars for his re-election campaign.
Obama's served his donors well so far [who spent $700 million+ in 2008],and they have no reason to change horses in midstream.
The 2 party duopoly will continue in the next election cycle no matter who gets the most approval from the benighted citizens that go to the polls.