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February 24, 2009
In my humble opinion, one of the biggest concerns in a down market is consumer confidence. In today’s economic market, the stress level is “ORANGE” and always verging on “RED”. Half the reason for this is the negative press that is always put out there. Rich Dansereau has written a great article that talks about the new “stress test” that is being conducted. Without further ado, here is the article. Read More
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February 12, 2009
Learning of good news that surrounds the financial crisis is a great thing. Learning of good news that surrounds the Housing market and the mortgage crisis is even better. Rich Dansereau shares an article with us that points just to that. I think that it might just brighten your day to read this article knowing that things are taking a turn for the better. Read More
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November 30, 2008
I, like many of you, have watched with hopeful optimism as the news of the Emergency Stabilization Act of 2008 or any number of the bailouts have been approved by Congress to help stimulate the economy. Please understand there is a distinct difference between being optimistic about what is being done in the name of economic stimulation and supporting the method being used. While you may or may not agree with the moves the current administration and Congress has taken, it is important to try to maintain an optimistic and positive attitude with regard to the success of those moves. Read More
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