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<blockquote data-quote="vantexan" data-source="post: 5120826" data-attributes="member: 24302"><p>Who's crying like a victim? I've been just relaying what I've been reading for some time now. And pointing out why we're in this predicament. I've seen you many times over the years downplay all the spending, even saying it's a good thing. Now that there are cracks in the dam you are looking to spread the blame. I've been on here pointing out that doing things like running a 20 year war spending trillions and getting people killed was wrong. Both parties are responsible for the spending and recklessness but one party in particular when given the chance ran up the tally big time and would be doing so now if there wasn't a Democratic senator with integrity willing to stand up to them. And we're all going to suffer for the largesse and if anything knocks this country off its perch it'll be losing reserve currency status. If we default on our debts that will likely be the outcome. Think we're in a tough spot now? Wait until our currency is worth a lot less and we still have to buy most of our goods from overseas. Right now 352 of the S&P 500 companies are at 52 week lows. Do you know when the last time that happened was? Right before the dot.com bubble burst in 1999 and the stock market dropped 80%. The only thing keeping this market afloat is the 10 biggest companies are doing well. But they're sensitive to interest rate hikes which the Fed is supposed to do early next year. Stocks are in a huge bubble. Real estate and bonds too. So are foreign markets. China is in big trouble. I remember not long after 2008 there were reports that a lot of the practices that caused the Great Recession were starting to happen again. Look at what's been going on in the last couple of years. Huge amount of IPO's brought to market. Trying to take advantage of the bull run. That happened before 1999 too. Anything with a dot.com after it's name had money thrown at it. People don't learn. But a lot of us didn't go out and buy houses we couldn't afford before 2008. But when it crashed we suffered too. No different this time.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="vantexan, post: 5120826, member: 24302"] Who's crying like a victim? I've been just relaying what I've been reading for some time now. And pointing out why we're in this predicament. I've seen you many times over the years downplay all the spending, even saying it's a good thing. Now that there are cracks in the dam you are looking to spread the blame. I've been on here pointing out that doing things like running a 20 year war spending trillions and getting people killed was wrong. Both parties are responsible for the spending and recklessness but one party in particular when given the chance ran up the tally big time and would be doing so now if there wasn't a Democratic senator with integrity willing to stand up to them. And we're all going to suffer for the largesse and if anything knocks this country off its perch it'll be losing reserve currency status. If we default on our debts that will likely be the outcome. Think we're in a tough spot now? Wait until our currency is worth a lot less and we still have to buy most of our goods from overseas. Right now 352 of the S&P 500 companies are at 52 week lows. Do you know when the last time that happened was? Right before the dot.com bubble burst in 1999 and the stock market dropped 80%. The only thing keeping this market afloat is the 10 biggest companies are doing well. But they're sensitive to interest rate hikes which the Fed is supposed to do early next year. Stocks are in a huge bubble. Real estate and bonds too. So are foreign markets. China is in big trouble. I remember not long after 2008 there were reports that a lot of the practices that caused the Great Recession were starting to happen again. Look at what's been going on in the last couple of years. Huge amount of IPO's brought to market. Trying to take advantage of the bull run. That happened before 1999 too. Anything with a dot.com after it's name had money thrown at it. People don't learn. But a lot of us didn't go out and buy houses we couldn't afford before 2008. But when it crashed we suffered too. No different this time. [/QUOTE]
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