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Or so says the guy pimping gold. OK stock market financial guys out there. Is his reasoning sound?
DOW 10,000!!!! Oh Wait, Make That 7,537 | zero hedge
Or so says the guy pimping gold. OK stock market financial guys out there. Is his reasoning sound?
DOW 10,000!!!! Oh Wait, Make That 7,537 | zero hedge
How far back is he going for the inflation adjustment?
Just curious I know we were over 10k last year and I hope there hasn't been 25% inflation since then, if there has been i didn't notice
Or so says the guy pimping gold. OK stock market financial guys out there. Is his reasoning sound?
DOW 10,000!!!! Oh Wait, Make That 7,537 | zero hedge
How far back is he going for the inflation adjustment?
Just curious I know we were over 10k last year and I hope there hasn't been 25% inflation since then, if there has been i didn't notice
He's adjusting it compared to 10 years ago when the DOW first crossed 10K. 25% inflation over the past ten years.
So do we really need to wait until the 13k mark before getting excited?
How far back is he going for the inflation adjustment?
Just curious I know we were over 10k last year and I hope there hasn't been 25% inflation since then, if there has been i didn't notice
He's adjusting it compared to 10 years ago when the DOW first crossed 10K. 25% inflation over the past ten years.
So do we really need to wait until the 13k mark before getting excited?
I still fail to see what I'm supposed to be excited for? I don't believe in welfare... corporate or public... so I fail to see how throwing money at wallstreet and them "creeping back up" to same place they were last year should make me feel any better.
He's adjusting it compared to 10 years ago when the DOW first crossed 10K. 25% inflation over the past ten years.
So do we really need to wait until the 13k mark before getting excited?
I still fail to see what I'm supposed to be excited for? I don't believe in welfare... corporate or public... so I fail to see how throwing money at wallstreet and them "creeping back up" to same place they were last year should make me feel any better.
We weren't talking about corporate welfare.
We're talking about if 10,000 is really worth the impact that everyone thinks it is.
I still fail to see what I'm supposed to be excited for? I don't believe in welfare... corporate or public... so I fail to see how throwing money at wallstreet and them "creeping back up" to same place they were last year should make me feel any better.
We weren't talking about corporate welfare.
We're talking about if 10,000 is really worth the impact that everyone thinks it is.
I'm asking in essence how much should it matter for regular working tax payers?
Yep... and there goes the excitement of all the stupid ass Liberals celebrating rich people getting more money.
Its understandable, they thought there would be more money to tax.Yep... and there goes the excitement of all the stupid ass Liberals celebrating rich people getting more money.
I still fail to see what I'm supposed to be excited for? I don't believe in welfare... corporate or public... so I fail to see how throwing money at wallstreet and them "creeping back up" to same place they were last year should make me feel any better.
We weren't talking about corporate welfare.
We're talking about if 10,000 is really worth the impact that everyone thinks it is.
I'm asking in essence how much should it matter for regular working tax payers?
We weren't talking about corporate welfare.
We're talking about if 10,000 is really worth the impact that everyone thinks it is.
I'm asking in essence how much should it matter for regular working tax payers?
Unless you are self employed and saving for your own retirement by stuffing your money in a mattress, the stock market has a huge impact on your total, individual compensation package. Your wage or salary is only a part of your total compensation. Everything from your medical insurance to your defined contribution retirement package is tied directly to the stock market. And of course there is alway the 401k, Roth IRA, etc.,etc.,etc.
Whether you know it or not, care about it or not, the stock market has a huge impact on you individually.
Yep... and there goes the excitement of all the stupid ass Liberals celebrating rich people getting more money.
Major U.S. banks and securities firms are on pace to pay their employees about $140 billion this year -- a record high that shows compensation is rebounding despite regulatory scrutiny of Wall Street's pay culture.
Total compensation and benefits at the publicly traded companies analyzed by the Journal are on track to increase 20% from last year's $117 billion -- and to top 2007's $130 billion payout. This year, employees at the companies will earn an estimated $143,400 on average, up almost $2,000 from 2007 levels.
