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Politics : PRESIDENT GEORGE W. BUSH

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To: gao seng who wrote (264605)6/17/2002 1:05:51 PM
From: Karen Lawrence  Read Replies (1) of 769670
 
The reason the stock market is depressed is people lost money when that irrepressibly arrogant POS Alan Greenspan decided to put an end to irrational exuberance with his unabating interest rate increases. Long past the time when it was obvious to anyone with a brain that he had burst that bubble, he continued to increase the interest rates. After the market had headed south long enough and there was no recovery, he implemented his cuts. They didn't help and by 9/11 it was all over for the stock market.

People have lost their jobs. Though numbers say unemployment is heading back down, how is that possible when more and more companies are laying folks off. In fact, though unemployment was extended people have run the course of that extension. Having lost money and faith in the market, why would anyone put his money back in? Wait a minute, what money? Corporations need money for expansion. Where are they going to get it now that the goose that laid the golden egg...we taxpayers have been trounced into fiscal oblivion. We're in a word in a recession.

It is after all, the economy, stupid. The economy sucks and when and if it ever recovers, who's going back into the stock market? Are you? Do you feel heartened by the gains today, or are you afraid of being duped again?
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