bye GM, and bye new camaro
11-13-2008, 06:54 PM
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It was like 1/3 of the whole magazine.
11-13-2008, 10:17 PM
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I dont think we can blame this all on Clinton. It was during Bushes reign that they lowered interest rates after 9/11 to "spark" the economy. they feared that the economy would take a dump, so they helped out by lowering interest. as a result, were paying for it now. basically all they did was delay the economic reaction of 9/11 buy 7 years (almost to the day it seems).
think about it, the f-body also died during Bushes years, and SUVs took a dump in sales. This was the demise of the domestics.
think about it, the f-body also died during Bushes years, and SUVs took a dump in sales. This was the demise of the domestics.
11-13-2008, 10:46 PM
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I dont think we can blame this all on Clinton. It was during Bushes reign that they lowered interest rates after 9/11 to "spark" the economy. they feared that the economy would take a dump, so they helped out by lowering interest. as a result, were paying for it now. basically all they did was delay the economic reaction of 9/11 buy 7 years (almost to the day it seems).
think about it, the f-body also died during Bushes years, and SUVs took a dump in sales. This was the demise of the domestics.
think about it, the f-body also died during Bushes years, and SUVs took a dump in sales. This was the demise of the domestics.
11-14-2008, 11:39 AM
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i was just simply stating that we cant blame clinton for this one, no matter how much id really like to.
11-14-2008, 12:15 PM
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I'll agree with you there, they were very "misleading" in terms of telling people how the market was doing and loans they could afford.
11-14-2008, 12:34 PM
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it's -58mil not bil
I'd like to know everything that falls under "other liabilities"
Why did accounts paypable go up almost 3mil after only a couple months? So did short/long term debt.
From just looking at that link http://finance.yahoo.com/q/bs?s=GM it clearly shows the biggest problem is just the stock market. Fix a few other things to make a few million a year and they will be on track no problem if the stock market can straighten out. I'm not too worried. The bosses and other workers just need to take a pay cut.
I'd like to know everything that falls under "other liabilities"
Why did accounts paypable go up almost 3mil after only a couple months? So did short/long term debt.
From just looking at that link http://finance.yahoo.com/q/bs?s=GM it clearly shows the biggest problem is just the stock market. Fix a few other things to make a few million a year and they will be on track no problem if the stock market can straighten out. I'm not too worried. The bosses and other workers just need to take a pay cut.
11-14-2008, 04:33 PM
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it's -58mil not bil
I'd like to know everything that falls under "other liabilities"
Why did accounts paypable go up almost 3mil after only a couple months? So did short/long term debt.
From just looking at that link http://finance.yahoo.com/q/bs?s=GM it clearly shows the biggest problem is just the stock market. Fix a few other things to make a few million a year and they will be on track no problem if the stock market can straighten out. I'm not too worried. The bosses and other workers just need to take a pay cut.
I'd like to know everything that falls under "other liabilities"
Why did accounts paypable go up almost 3mil after only a couple months? So did short/long term debt.
From just looking at that link http://finance.yahoo.com/q/bs?s=GM it clearly shows the biggest problem is just the stock market. Fix a few other things to make a few million a year and they will be on track no problem if the stock market can straighten out. I'm not too worried. The bosses and other workers just need to take a pay cut.
If they were only 58 million in the hole, this would not be a crisis.