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Unemployment Still Your Best Investment

Posted by admin in Market Mix Up, Political Mix on February 7th, 2009

Market Mix Up
Feb. 6, 2009 Scottsdale, AZ

Employers slashed 598,000 jobs last month beating the record from 1974. Unemployment rate bolts to 7.6 percent.

For those of you who were wondering where your new office was going to be. Or how long of a drive would it be to get to that new job. And possibly what shift you would get. Well, from the looks of things, unemployment may still be your best investment. It’s almost the most guaranteed way to get a paycheck now a days.

You do your weekly claim every Sunday night, and your money is direct deposited into your own personal checking account. Which in fact, they create for you. In some sense, it’s like having a job since the odds of getting a one are slim to none.

Let’s just hope Obama uses that new Stimulus Money wisely…

Hey, at least it’s not George Bush making the decisions. He’s only good at digging holes. And apparently, not just the ones with oil at the bottom…

For more information on unemployment. Visit the United States Department of Labor.

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Market Mix Up

Posted by admin in Market Mix Up, Mixed Economy, Stock Market on February 5th, 2009

Market Mix Up
Thursday, February 5, 2009

What’s Next For This Crazy, Mixed Up Market?

The Markets Worldwide are so mixed up, no one knows when this Recession is going to end. They predicted the markets would turn around by the end of 2009, but layoffs are still going full force. There is NO possible way we can replace those jobs by the end of 2009. Mathematically, it just won’t work. Not to mention the number of future unemployed we’re expecting.

With that said, the United States Government needs to create another Stimulus Package to help weather the bad storm. If not, we can plan on skipping a Mini Depression and going straight to a Great Depression causing the Stock Market to CRASH.

Talk about a crazy mixed up market; banks going under, stock market crashing, foreclosures on the rise, unemployment increasing monthly. Now, that’s a DIRTY laundry list.

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Unemployment May Be Your Best Investment

Posted by admin in Market Mix Up, Mixed Economy on February 3rd, 2009

Market Mix Up
Scottsdale, AZ
2/3/2009 – 12:02pm MST

As the unemployment rate continues to rise across the United States to a staggering 7.2%. Some may agree that filing for unemployment may be your best bet yet.

Most companies fear what may lie ahead due to the economic crisis leaving them with no option but to continue with layoffs across the country. The question at hand is where do your odds lie? Are you better off spending countless hours trying to find a job when getting a response could take up to weeks or even months? Or is it better to just rely on unemployment while we weather the bad storm?

For those who have recently been laid off or fired due to the economic crisis. Know your options and prepare for the worse. We all know how difficult it is to get a job in most industries and the amount of time it takes to get a response from a company. So with that said, look into what your state pays in unemployment. All states are different and it could make or break keeping your home or vehicle. Look at it like this; if you’ve been working for years up until this point, you have been putting money aside out of each paycheck into an unemployment account. With that said, this is your money to use during a time like this (Recession). Stay positive and continue to seek employment while collecting unemployment. Again, it could make or break losing your home or vehicle.

For more information on how unemployment works. Visit the United States Department Of Labor.

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Bank of America Sponsors Super Bowl With Stimulus Money

Posted by admin in Market Mix Up on February 2nd, 2009

Tony Pringle, Market Mix Up
2/2/09 – 1:30pm MST

All I can say about this, is this is the American way for you! This country acts like we’re perfect in every way, but little do they know. We are far from it. Look at all of the people that took money out of their mortgage that wasn’t there’s to begin with… And where was that MONEY spent??? On nice cars, more houses, and vacations. So now it’s the banks turn. Just like we took their money and didn’t pay it back. They’re going to do the same with the Government’s money. GET USE TO IT AND QUIT COMPLAINING! We are all victims of this. It’s the American Dream, right?

With that said, this country needs to stop relying on CREDIT. We all borrow money to buy extravagant things we can’t even afford. Hints to all of the foreclosures and repositions. Gran it, some of us were shafted by this recession, which could have been stopped a long time ago. But I’ll thank Bush for that! Thank god he’s out of the office.

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Recession at hand!

Posted by admin in Market Mix Up on February 1st, 2009

By Tony Pringle, Market Mix Up
Updated: 2:45am Feb 1st, 2009

So they’re saying things are going to turn around by the end of 2009. Who are they trying to kid? How are we going to replace the hundreds of thousands of jobs by the end of 2009 if we’re still seeing layoffs? Mathematically, it just doesn’t make sense! It’s obvious the Government loves to keep things from us, and will continue to do so. With that said, you need to stay aware of the situation at hand (Recession).

Hold on for the long ride, cause it’s going to be a rough one!

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How the Recession is affecting America – What Obama should be focusing on!

Posted by admin in Market Mix Up on February 1st, 2009

Market Mix Up
Last updated: 7:00 p.m. EST Jan 31, 2009

Can Barack Obama get us out of this recession as fast as he says he can? Here’s where we stand as a country and what the future holds for us.

January and February are going to be bad months.But I still feel this recession will deepen worse through out 2009. With what statistics show, we are still much further away from rock bottom. Be prepared for the rough ride this year. I’m predicting the 1st quarter of 2010 is when the markets will start to turn around. Think about how long it took us to get us in this mess. With that said, it’s only fair to say it will take around the same time to rebound. 3-4 years at minimum. Look at the numbers from The Great Deppression. Not to say that we’re even close to a Depression. But it gives you an idea as to of how long it will take to get out of this.

For the younger generation. This will base your future career job. Many of graduating students with Bachelor Degrees are sitting there with no work. All of the hard work paid off for nothing. Sure, things will turn around eventually. But how are they to pay for their student loans? Most of these students were in school full time ineligible for unemployment. Something has got to give so we can get this country back on track. All I can say, is keep on trying. Soon you will be able to put your degree to work for you.

My next issue, which should be our number 1 concern. Is the older generation that were supposed to retire now. And for some odd reason, they love to keep this from us. Well… here’s a break down for you. This generation did it the way they were told to; work full time, start a 401k, pay off their mortgage. And now most of them have lost their retirement due to the Housing Market, which in return crashed the Stock Market. What are they supposed to do? They started their retirement, and now back to work. But there’s no work this time. They can’t even get their old positions back, let alone bagging groceries at a grocery store.

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