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your opinion, is the current drop of 1000 for the DOW a symptom of failed Republican policy of the last few years or is it unavoidable and just part of a natural cycle? You must address the national debt and current Admin. policy http://biz.yahoo.com/ap/070815/wall_street.html?.v=21 I should have added the word please instead of being demanding http://news.morningstar.com/external/briefing.html?vpage=InDepth/StockMarketUpdate http://www.morningstar.com/Cover/Markets.html?pgid=hetabmarket&lpos=NavBar

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  1. There has been an easing in laws goverrning lending practices and a decrease in enforcement of existing lending regulations. The current mortage crisis is directly related to these things.
  2. Natural cycle.
  3. It's what happens when politicians are in the back pocket of the banking industry.
  4. Republican fiscal policies, especially involving deficits, have been a failure. But I think the current drop is for other reasons (a huge amount of bad mortgage loans) and part of a natural cycle that probably does not presage a crash.
  5. Natural Cycle - Too many people getting mortgages they can't afford.
  6. Even if it drops 2000 points, the market will still be at an all time high under this Republican president than ANY type of previous government. FYI - No president can control the market in the US.
  7. Your question wasn't too demanding, just understand my grade in advanced marco-economics was a C but that I loved it. I think the current stock market trend has nothing to do with the President at all, think we usually see these kinds of ups and downs.
  8. 1000 on a 14000 pt market is not even 10%. It could be a correction. The debt has little to do with it because the US is not traded. Just a note when the NASD lost half its value it was a good economy also the dow low 16% and was still touted as a good economy.
  9. It is not a symptom of Presidential policy, but rather a symptom of American spending habits. Remember, you are statistically average if you spend more than you own and have a personal negative savings rate.
  10. What crash? I can't teach you basic economics if you can't see clearly with your ideological distortions.
  11. Wake UP ;-) Stay away from from 911's ;-) Sock-market it's nothing but a bunch of fraud invented by United States Super Al-Qaeda. Don't ever trust this bunch-a Super Al-Qaeda Terrorists ;) All they do they are gowning after everyone's hard earn money no matter which way the markets go ;) Since bush-co there is no Law for Stock Fraud. so when you put any money in, just kiss them goodbye ;-)
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