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Gold/Mining/Energy : Gold Price Monitor
GDXJ 121.93+0.8%Jan 9 4:00 PM EST
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To: long-gone who wrote (79724)11/30/2001 2:04:17 PM
From: Ahda  Read Replies (1) of 116845
 
When you are looking at a country that has limited buying power and applying that to a country that had unlimited buying power something is wrong.

When banks are thinking protective and funds show up as being misdirected as in enron where deregulation appeared to be all regulations that included those of the SEC and fundamental investment practices were included in that word called deregulation. Something is wrong.

Im not exactly buoyant about the stock market. In the pink world that we were in there could be many more companies that SEC rulings were ambivalent enough that due to mergers or some fluke it shows up only when accounting principles conflict in other words then you are back to adding one plus one.

When the corporate world has to use other nations to be competitive in there has to be a slow down in employment here.

If it continues there is going to be less consumers and if welfare is increased and government is required to aid all the debt factor will be too high. The alternative is only to increase revenue and seeing as government doesn't increase revenue by producing products it is too darn bleak on the large end of the scale. That leaves the smaller companies with less creative financing with too much of a load. Now is not the time to be creative the creation appears to have taken on the form of a monster.
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