Stock Market slide continues

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The Stock Mar­ket con­tin­ues to loose val­ue, leav­ing some with the odd sense that insta­bil­i­ty may
be the new order of the day.

Some time ago you may remem­ber that there was a wall street bail out, so where is that mon­ey now?

Appar­ent­ly, we are now in the same boat were would have been only now were broke.

That is a seri­ous judge­ment issue, sim­ply because like the weath­er you real­ly can­not pre­vent a storm from rain­ing on you, in the same way you can­not stim­u­late fake eco­nom­ic growth, yet, many big name econ­o­mists said that we had to do the stim­u­lus or it would be real­ly bad.  Well it begins to look like the cri­sis, cri­sis, cri­sis, talks, that was so com­mon two years ago, did no good at all.

Just as the say­ing goes it rains on the just and the unjust right.

Well on wall street that rain is tears. 

Again, the idea that large cor­po­ra­tion have prof­it­ed for many years, and are mov­ing mon­ey over into oth­er mar­kets and jobs as well, seems to be well UN Amer­i­can. Yet they have done it sim­ply because the tax rates are so high in the US that they can­not afford to bring the mon­ey back home.  So what could change that, well two things, a Capi­tol Gains tax for com­pa­nies that cre­ate new jobs, open up new busi­ness, build new build­ing employ­ing more peo­ple. 

The truth is that unless, there are some seri­ous steps tak­en by Wash­ing­ton, I.E. (Flat Tax) (Bal­anced Bud­get) (Cap Spend­ing)

We will see yet again anoth­er fright­en­ing day on wall street.

Expect a ral­ly ear­ly on, but after about one to two hours, there will like­ly be yet anoth­er slide, where it goes from there is any­one’s guess. Until our con­gress starts to show some method of devel­op­ing a seri­ous atti­tude about solv­ing our debt prob­lems and we fig­ure out a real bud­get that reflects our new sta­tus in this new econ­o­my, any­thing can and like­ly will hap­pen.