It appears that gridlock will be good for business.
1 posted on
11/08/2006 6:22:51 AM PST by
KeyLargo
To: KeyLargo
How does that account for the lower opening today?
2 posted on
11/08/2006 6:25:29 AM PST by
grobdriver
(Let the embeds check the bodies!)
To: KeyLargo
"You're not going to have runaway spending increases, you won't have a repeal of the Bush tax cuts, and there's no legislative change that will roil industries. Man. What planet is this guy living on?
3 posted on
11/08/2006 6:25:56 AM PST by
FlingWingFlyer
(November 7, 2006. The day America surrendered to Islamofascism.)
To: KeyLargo
With a 50-50 in the senate and loss of the house, there will be absolute gridlock for the newxt two years. That might be the best thing right now.
You never want the government to "fix" anything, and if they are so devided it might well be a good thing.
4 posted on
11/08/2006 6:26:20 AM PST by
IllumiNaughtyByNature
(If a pug barks and no one is around to hear it... they hold a grudge for a long time!)
To: KeyLargo
you won't have a repeal of the Bush tax cuts If they are not made permanent, yes you will.
5 posted on
11/08/2006 6:26:34 AM PST by
frogjerk
(REUTERS: We give smoke and mirrors a bad name)
To: KeyLargo
Just a hunch,I doubt the investors will be rooting long !!!
6 posted on
11/08/2006 6:26:53 AM PST by
Obie Wan
To: KeyLargo
It appears Business Analysis for Investment Firms get paid to put out nonsense marketing propaganda out as news.
Guess boyo here never realized the Bush Taxcuts have a sunset provision put in place by the Democrat controlled Senate. You all do remember the Democrats controlled the Senate from mid 2001 to 2003? Forget getting them renewed now.
Wonder how the Market is going to react to that bit of data?
9 posted on
11/08/2006 6:28:25 AM PST by
MNJohnnie
(The Democrat Party: Hard on Taxpayers, Soft on Terrorism!)
To: KeyLargo
Yeah. They'll save on fuel costs for now, but that situation will get highly interesting in the near future. All that matters is what we can get with cheap transportation and cheap labor today, though. ...right?
13 posted on
11/08/2006 6:28:52 AM PST by
familyop
To: KeyLargo
nonsense . fox has shifted more and more to the left.
this is agenda journalism at its worse.
watch wall street today if you want to see a wipe out.
tax cuts gone and regulations are pushed !
wall street hates the dems.
22 posted on
11/08/2006 6:31:37 AM PST by
BurtSB
(the price of freedom is eternal vigilance)
To: KeyLargo
Yeah, but a Senate up in the air until November 27th (apparently that is the earliest a recount can begin in Virginia) would be bad for business. I hope it's resolved long before then.
To: KeyLargo
Except that gridlock will result in all the Bush taxcuts expiring. Also, I suspect that a minimum wage bill will go through and Bush will not veto.
I'm not dumping out of equities, but with Iran getting a nuke, I move about half my equity position out last year.
To: KeyLargo
One huge flaw in the gridlock theory ... tax cuts expire automatically; gridlock will prevent their extension. No new taxes will result but the old ones will be back, just as the economy starts its downturn.
26 posted on
11/08/2006 6:34:08 AM PST by
NonValueAdded
(Prayers for our patriot brother, 68-69TonkinGulfYachtClub. Brian, we're all pulling for you!)
To: KeyLargo
Except that gridlock will result in all the Bush taxcuts expiring. Also, I suspect that a minimum wage bill will go through and Bush will not veto.
I'm not dumping out of equities, but with Iran getting a nuke, I moved about half my equity position out last year.
To: KeyLargo
WOOOOOWWWWWW, look at that Dow go.
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