Is the market just reacting to an Obama presidency or

[3sweeties]

Tweetis our economy in such deep shit we aren't going to see the end for a few years?

We farm and I've watched the price of corn and beans steadily fall since the election. Obama is already fuking with my life.

[TheChosen1]

TweetWhere have you been for the past 3 years? This has been happening long before Obama ran for prez. Egg prices, coffee prices, milk prices, sugar prices, everything in the groceries have gone up big time. Thank Bush for that.

[snickers1]

TweetI think it goes in cycles it is like saying gas prices are now down because Obama got elected... well that just is not true, i think the war has had an impact on the economy and many other factors, does the president have influence on it sure.... but there is a lot more to it...

[3Vandoo]

TweetMEDIAS doesnt help it

half of the market reacts to so called bad news by the media

there no recession, there no ECONOMIC crisis, a finaincial yes, at the end of it

but, the medias are spreading so much BS, it is a naughty cycles

[snickers1]

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MEDIAS doesnt help it

half of the market reacts to so called bad news by the media

there no recession, there no ECONOMIC crisis, a finaincial yes, at the end of it

but, the medias are spreading so much BS, it is a naughty cycles

exactly i wish the news would just shut the f$%k up about the market and would probably rebound much faster

[daved150]

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is our economy in such deep shit we aren't going to see the end for a few years?

We farm and I've watched the price of corn and beans steadily fall since the election. Obama is already fuking with my life.

it's not obama...yet. it may or may not be in the future. this is just how fuked up we are! it's been heading down this road for awhile now

[bowbow]

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is our economy in such deep shit we aren't going to see the end for a few years?

We farm and I've watched the price of corn and beans steadily fall since the election. Obama is already fuking with my life.

Corn lost almost 4 dollars BEFORE the election. If you farm then you know this and know Obama has nothing to do with it. So why make this post?

[daved150]

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Corn lost almost 4 dollars BEFORE the election. If you farm then you know this and know Obama has nothing to do with it. So why make this post?

lol!! you KNOW why!!! she was for the other guy!

[snickers1]

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lol!! you KNOW why!!! she was for the other guy!

some one has to take the blame might as well go straight to the top

[bowbow]

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lol!! you KNOW why!!! she was for the other guy!

LOL, yeah I know. I just get tired of hearing things like that around here. She must not have researched the other guys ag policies because he wanted to get rid of the ethanol subsidies.

[daved150]

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LOL, yeah I know. I just get tired of hearing things like that around here. She must not have researched the other guys ag policies because he wanted to get rid of the ethanol subsidies.

bro...we both know that regardless of who won...you'd here shyt from someone about what a bad job "he's" doing. they all suck!!! i've said it since the beginning...they ALL sucked!!

[bowbow]

TweetAgree.

[3sweeties]

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Corn lost almost 4 dollars BEFORE the election. If you farm then you know this and know Obama has nothing to do with it. So why make this post?

I know, but the market was leveling out and now it is dropping again.

[3Vandoo]

Tweetman it is stupid the market is stupid!


it makes no ****ing senses anymore to have a market

[firstenrgy]

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is our economy in such deep shit we aren't going to see the end for a few years?

We farm and I've watched the price of corn and beans steadily fall since the election. Obama is already fuking with my life.

Economies are usually cyclical but the situation we are in is unique now.

Lets step back to 1982. The economy was finally rid of inflation and we had strong economic growth through favorable tax policies (lower taxes, investment and energy tax credits) and the economy grew nicely from 1982 to 1990 without inflation.

Just like any cycle, all good things must come to an end and we started seeing weak economic growth.
Then a once in a lifetime event occured.. the internet. It exploded productivity and growth and launched us into another almost decade of growth.

Once again, the party was nearing an end when the fed (the people who control interest rates to keep it simple) decided to put t he pedal to the metal and inject liquidity into the economy (lowering of interest rates) giving the banks huge margins of profit on loans.

This led to a period of easy credit. So much so that the banks were lending irresponsibly. We all saw this when they starting giving mortgages to anyone with a pulse and the car manufacturers thought that people were going to be buying new cars every 2 years forever and were giving 5 year no interest loans. Real estate prices exploded and once again people felt wealthy.
The brilliant ones went out, tapped into this fake equity in their homes and started spending it. This fueled and prolonged the economic expansion even longer.

Now people are tapped out of their fake wealth since they squandered their so called home equity, the banks are busted because they made way too many bad loans.

Once again, here we are... The government is trying to sure up the markets and keep economic growth alive but to no avail. We can't keep nationalizing industries. The way I see it we have two choices, either let the economic excess unwind and although uncomfortable, we will eventually get out of this. The other option is to infalte your way out of the problem by injecting liquidity and printing paper. By doing this we ris strength of our dollar not only now but for many years to come.

Hope you sleep well