Krugman, Lack Of Demand, Lack Of Jobs And The Future Of America [View article]
Looks like factcheck.org just made an oopsie, the CBO(which was formed to make projections/estimates/and saving analysis on bills to help the legislature decide which way to vote) is only using publicly held debt(basically cherry picked data), instead of actual total debt the US Treasury(formed to manage revenue) numbers of total revenue vs. expenses reflect. I always wondered how reliable factcheck.org is, now I know.... Good article on the above- http://bit.ly/Lr6Wla
Krugman, Lack Of Demand, Lack Of Jobs And The Future Of America [View article]
That's the same dept. that underestimated the Affordable Care Act by a few hundred billion, no? http://bit.ly/JH1OXQ Nowhere did you state where in my link to the treasury where this surplus occurred. It didn't happen. http://anse.rs/LipyOb Good red herring and your use of GWB, classic technique :). when all else fails, mention Bush.
Krugman, Lack Of Demand, Lack Of Jobs And The Future Of America [View article]
Here is a link to the Treasury's site, it lists deficit by year. Please show me which year the deficit went down due to having a surplus. http://1.usa.gov/pyqsn2
In a presentation cleverly named "Deficits Don't Matter," Jeff Gundlach asks "How could you raise interest rates?" Unemployment would be 11% if the participation rate hadn't dove as it has, and it could take 8 years to gain back all the jobs lost in the recession. Another reason is the size of the government debt. When Bernanke says he's in no rush to hike, Gundlach absolutely believes him. [View news story]
Ever get the notion we're the Europe of a few years ago and trying the same failed policies we are currently watching unravel?
With a 51-45 vote, Senate Republicans block the "Buffett Rule's" raised federal taxes on millionaires (30% on income for those making $2M annually). [View news story]
Clinton never balanced the budget, at no point did revenue exceed expenses. It's a myth. He did come close, though.
Total (TOT -2.5%) says it's making significant progress in stopping the gas leak on well G4 on its Elgin platform. The company said two rigs are being mobilized for the drilling of relief wells and all operations to stop the leak are progressing according to plan. [View news story]
Any idea of how much this will impact the dividends, and if so can we expect the stock price to fall?
So it turns out one-percenters are already satisfying Obama's 30% fairness rule. And while their effective tax rates have fallen since 1979, so have those of all income classes. Which has Barron's Gene Epstein wondering whether the real remedy lies in cutting federal spending. [View news story]
Did you miss the part about him owing back taxes from over a decade's worth of income? That's playing by the rules? And yeah, huskies don't belong in S fl., but they were rescued from a breeder; I imagine they prefer the heat over being put to sleep ;).
So it turns out one-percenters are already satisfying Obama's 30% fairness rule. And while their effective tax rates have fallen since 1979, so have those of all income classes. Which has Barron's Gene Epstein wondering whether the real remedy lies in cutting federal spending. [View news story]
I just can't take seriously a person owing the IRS billions in back taxes whom then proceeds to argue for higher taxes. I would just as soon listen to those crazy people in New York with "The end is nigh" signs. The guy is senile.
So it turns out one-percenters are already satisfying Obama's 30% fairness rule. And while their effective tax rates have fallen since 1979, so have those of all income classes. Which has Barron's Gene Epstein wondering whether the real remedy lies in cutting federal spending. [View news story]
"People who spend on the "latest tech fad" are more than likely buying on credit" And this isn't relevant to someone not having $$$ to invest how? I get it, you think poor/working people, through no fault of their own, can manage their money correctly and achieve wealth; but somehow taxing the rich more and giving it to them will cause some sort of transformation and everyone will benefit. Not gonna happen. Look at all the rappers/football players/lottery winners who are broke.
So it turns out one-percenters are already satisfying Obama's 30% fairness rule. And while their effective tax rates have fallen since 1979, so have those of all income classes. Which has Barron's Gene Epstein wondering whether the real remedy lies in cutting federal spending. [View news story]
Last I checked, the workweek was 40 hours, more than enough time left over to research the market. The passive income mentioned would be a buy and hold to roll over the earnings for the tax benefits, so it's not like the guy is gonna be day trading and has to know what the market is doing every second. "but by all means, let's all keep pretending that he doesn't contribute anything to society." What the hell does this mean? Who ever said the working class didn't do real work/contribute? Did you feel the need to interject some kind of dem talking points for extra credit?
So it turns out one-percenters are already satisfying Obama's 30% fairness rule. And while their effective tax rates have fallen since 1979, so have those of all income classes. Which has Barron's Gene Epstein wondering whether the real remedy lies in cutting federal spending. [View news story]
There's nothing stopping the assembly line guy from making passive income as well, other than our middle class's obsession with ridding themselves of their money the moment they receive it on the latest tech. fad.
Health insurers show continued strength on sentiment that the Supreme Court may significantly overturn Obamacare, boosted by a Jefferies note saying a court ruling that would overturn part of the law that would order states to expand Medicaid programs probably won’t have long-lasting effects on insurers such as CNC +3.6% and AGP +3%. Also: WLP +3.5%, CVH +3%, WCG +2.7%. [View news story]
"The question still is, where will the money come from to pay for this health care." The corporations!
"It appears that the mandate is in trouble," writes Paul Clement after perceived Supreme Court swing vote Anthony Kennedy - by his line of questioning - seems skeptical. Joe Weisenthal takes note of the sinking price of health insurers who stand to lose a big pool of customers should the mandate get struck down. AET -1.3%, UNH -0.5%, WLP -1.1%. [View news story]
No, our neighbors to the north actually participate in our HC industry because they can't even get sufficient treatment in Canada.
PayPal officially unveils PayPal Here, an anticipated mobile payment solution that takes aim at Square. Leveraging a triangle-shaped dongle and mobile apps, PayPal says its offering, which it will push to its 100M+ customers, comes with a debit card that gives merchants 1% cash-back on some purchases, potentially lowering its rate to 1.7%. The news isn't helping eBay (EBAY -2.1%) shares, which remain pressured by a Credit Suisse downgrade. [View news story]
Excellent, I currently use PP and a virtual terminal for CC orders via Transfirst. The latter is cumbersome and time consuming compared to PP, and after the fees, ends up being 1-3% more than what PP is charging. Can't wait to dump transfirst and go all PP
Krugman, Lack Of Demand, Lack Of Jobs And The Future Of America [View article]
I always wondered how reliable factcheck.org is, now I know....
Good article on the above-
http://bit.ly/Lr6Wla
Krugman, Lack Of Demand, Lack Of Jobs And The Future Of America [View article]
http://bit.ly/JH1OXQ
Nowhere did you state where in my link to the treasury where this surplus occurred. It didn't happen.
http://anse.rs/LipyOb
Good red herring and your use of GWB, classic technique :). when all else fails, mention Bush.
Krugman, Lack Of Demand, Lack Of Jobs And The Future Of America [View article]
http://1.usa.gov/pyqsn2
Krugman, Lack Of Demand, Lack Of Jobs And The Future Of America [View article]
In a presentation cleverly named "Deficits Don't Matter," Jeff Gundlach asks "How could you raise interest rates?" Unemployment would be 11% if the participation rate hadn't dove as it has, and it could take 8 years to gain back all the jobs lost in the recession. Another reason is the size of the government debt. When Bernanke says he's in no rush to hike, Gundlach absolutely believes him. [View news story]
With a 51-45 vote, Senate Republicans block the "Buffett Rule's" raised federal taxes on millionaires (30% on income for those making $2M annually). [View news story]
Total (TOT -2.5%) says it's making significant progress in stopping the gas leak on well G4 on its Elgin platform. The company said two rigs are being mobilized for the drilling of relief wells and all operations to stop the leak are progressing according to plan. [View news story]
So it turns out one-percenters are already satisfying Obama's 30% fairness rule. And while their effective tax rates have fallen since 1979, so have those of all income classes. Which has Barron's Gene Epstein wondering whether the real remedy lies in cutting federal spending. [View news story]
And yeah, huskies don't belong in S fl., but they were rescued from a breeder; I imagine they prefer the heat over being put to sleep ;).
So it turns out one-percenters are already satisfying Obama's 30% fairness rule. And while their effective tax rates have fallen since 1979, so have those of all income classes. Which has Barron's Gene Epstein wondering whether the real remedy lies in cutting federal spending. [View news story]
So it turns out one-percenters are already satisfying Obama's 30% fairness rule. And while their effective tax rates have fallen since 1979, so have those of all income classes. Which has Barron's Gene Epstein wondering whether the real remedy lies in cutting federal spending. [View news story]
And this isn't relevant to someone not having $$$ to invest how?
I get it, you think poor/working people, through no fault of their own, can manage their money correctly and achieve wealth; but somehow taxing the rich more and giving it to them will cause some sort of transformation and everyone will benefit. Not gonna happen. Look at all the rappers/football players/lottery winners who are broke.
So it turns out one-percenters are already satisfying Obama's 30% fairness rule. And while their effective tax rates have fallen since 1979, so have those of all income classes. Which has Barron's Gene Epstein wondering whether the real remedy lies in cutting federal spending. [View news story]
"but by all means, let's all keep pretending that he doesn't contribute anything to society."
What the hell does this mean? Who ever said the working class didn't do real work/contribute? Did you feel the need to interject some kind of dem talking points for extra credit?
So it turns out one-percenters are already satisfying Obama's 30% fairness rule. And while their effective tax rates have fallen since 1979, so have those of all income classes. Which has Barron's Gene Epstein wondering whether the real remedy lies in cutting federal spending. [View news story]
Health insurers show continued strength on sentiment that the Supreme Court may significantly overturn Obamacare, boosted by a Jefferies note saying a court ruling that would overturn part of the law that would order states to expand Medicaid programs probably won’t have long-lasting effects on insurers such as CNC +3.6% and AGP +3%. Also: WLP +3.5%, CVH +3%, WCG +2.7%. [View news story]
The corporations!
"It appears that the mandate is in trouble," writes Paul Clement after perceived Supreme Court swing vote Anthony Kennedy - by his line of questioning - seems skeptical. Joe Weisenthal takes note of the sinking price of health insurers who stand to lose a big pool of customers should the mandate get struck down. AET -1.3%, UNH -0.5%, WLP -1.1%. [View news story]
PayPal officially unveils PayPal Here, an anticipated mobile payment solution that takes aim at Square. Leveraging a triangle-shaped dongle and mobile apps, PayPal says its offering, which it will push to its 100M+ customers, comes with a debit card that gives merchants 1% cash-back on some purchases, potentially lowering its rate to 1.7%. The news isn't helping eBay (EBAY -2.1%) shares, which remain pressured by a Credit Suisse downgrade. [View news story]