http://blog.filife.com/bailout-breakdown/ A production of FiLife, a new personal-finance site that goes live later this year. Tue, 06 Jan 2009 22:53:41 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.2 http://blog.filife.com/bailout-breakdown/#comment-12265 Buck McHugh Fri, 03 Oct 2008 21:45:26 +0000 http://blog.filife.com/?p=1101#comment-12265 Basically this bill and a few cuts in the interest rate will at best postpone a train wreck in the stock market. None the less, a train wreck is coming regardless of this infusion of funds in the short term. If panic sets in after the Fed runs out of ammunition and can not cut rates any further then we will see a crash in the stock market. If the stock market breaks down below 9500, we could test 2003 levels all over again. We are talking Dow 7500. The other negative effect of this bill is that it will cause more debt burden on the tax payer and the Fed will print more money. This will in turn cause hyper-inflation and the dollar will crash relative to other major currencies like the euro and the yen. I am seriously worried about an economic melt down and possibly a depression. Comment by Buck McHugh former VP of Investments at A.G.Edwards and graduate of Cambridge University's Judge Institute of Management Studies. Basically this bill and a few cuts in the interest rate will at best postpone a train wreck in the stock market. None the less, a train wreck is coming regardless of this infusion of funds in the short term.
If panic sets in after the Fed runs out of ammunition and can not cut rates any further then we will see a crash in the stock market. If the stock market breaks down below 9500, we could test 2003 levels all over again. We are talking Dow 7500. The other negative effect of this bill is that it will cause more debt burden on the tax payer and the Fed will print more money. This will in turn cause hyper-inflation and the dollar will crash relative to other major currencies like the euro and the yen. I am seriously worried about an economic melt down and possibly a depression. Comment by Buck McHugh former VP of Investments at A.G.Edwards and graduate of Cambridge University’s Judge Institute of Management Studies.

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