About that recession...

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http://www.washingtonpost.com/business/ ... story.html

Looks like we're doing fine. Let's stuff the HoR with Democrats, so we can hike up taxes and pay down the debt.

There's more unemployed than there are job openings right now. Economic martial law is on the rise. FEMA camps have been erected all over the U.S. to detain citizens, although they are protected by the Geneva convention, they still have the right now to detain them thanks to the NADA that was passed in house. Inflation is on the rise and commodities are about to bubble.

Countries are now printing their own currency because they're terrified of the EU and the bi-polar attitude of the euro

The U.S. can't even get it's head out of it's own ass long enough to decide whether or not the poor deserve the money they're getting. Which by the way is a rhetorical question, because we all know the answer is obviously yes

How many websites have I seen now that preach about investing in physical gold and silver buillion? The U.S. isn't even confident in it's own currency any more.

Look out for the Black Helicopters.

ruveyn

I think the link needs fixing, I'm not getting anything.

But without reading it, it's got to be deceptive. A lot of people used up all their unemployment benefits and those that did get jobs did so at Wal-Mart and McDonald's. That's the media for you. Probably an article more for shareholders.

Maybe if McDonald's has another mass hiring day, gas will go back down to $1.50 a gallon.

You hit the nail on the head. It's most definitely for share holders. With the volatility that the markets are experiencing right now - any make shift article that stems from the WSJ, Business Insider, Business Weekly, Washington Post, NYTimes ect. will rally shares for a good bullish length - then drop back down to a bear, which is really what the market is right now. A giant grizzly bear in hibernation with AIDS

Hey, at least the rich are benefiting!

For those that can't really afford to invest in the stock market, but do anyways, it's become like the lottery: "a tax on stupid people". Except this time, their money is being siphoned off and lining the pockets of the wealthy. And people wonder why the sentiments of the OWS seem socialist.