I think the dollar menu is a key indicator because this is a small purchase so consumers will buy this way before they buy major items that will turn the economy around. On the housing front usually you can go buy what you can rent it for but in this case we have such a slide in value that it might not be a smart move. Unless it is at rock bottom prices then I think you still going to lose value but to each his own. Credit cards are the first to come back after a bankruptcy but let me know if she gets a house because that will be on her record and it takes about 7 years for it to come off.

Yeah I realize some of the links don’t work but they will in the coming weeks and everyone can order. The talk like a man site is a good niche idea and just interesting in the first place. We’ll see how it takes off.

Overall, I definitely agree with your analysis. But I gotta disagree with you on a lot of your interpretation. The dollar menu is more of a lagging indicator, kinda like the unemployment rate. The dollar menu is in response to people being broke. Therefore, it will end after people have recovered. So that doesn’t tell you when the recession will end, it just tells you that it ended.

Yup, you were right on Ford! I made a nice profit but I sold too early. Oh yeah I’m riding this GM stock out, bout ta buy some more today! Like I told ya they got an unlimited funding source…US!

I think you might be looking at the wrong angle on buying houses. I agree anybody on that flipping bull is just stupid and should just hand me a check today. But if you plan to buy and hold multifamily units and commercial property in the right volume and at the right price, there’s no need to wait. Just like you were saying all those people that lost their primary residence are going to be desperate for some place to live. So you will have a steady cash flow.

Oh and contrary to what too many people think, mostly our people; foreclosure and bankruptcy DO NOT mean that you will never own anything again. It sure as hell doesn’t take 7 years. My aunt is in bankruptcy and she’s still getting credit cards, not offers; actual credit cards!

As far as your sponsors go: I’m looking forward to ordering some new drawls from BasicPack and sending my little cousin some 345Condoms (he needs them). They sound convenient as hell! But what’s the deal with that Talk Like a Man thing? Sounds like some dudes snitching on what brothers talk about in the locker room. Then again I guess that’s stuff women need to hear so they can stop asking their girls.

I was telling someone to buy condos near the hospital because most old folks are going to move in there when they sell their house. Or you can set up a nurse sitting service of some sort. All kinds of home delivery stuff in and around these places will be big money. It’s time to think about how to put yourself in position to capitalize on it.

Don’t be hard on yourself at least you realized it some people will never see it!

Also on the healthcare front many of the baby boomers are probably going to want just a sitter so you don’t even have to have your own old folks home you can go to there houses and sit with them through the night and run errands for them that is a good hustle too. So for those healthcare workers and administrators all they have to do to capitalize on the surge of the future baby boomers is when the real estate market is ripe buy a few house to houses a manageable number of clients and also prepare to send people to stay over night with some clients at their own home. Many elderly people do not what to give up their possesions and if they can get a sitter to come to them that is money made all day everyday.

I guess maybe I should take my own advice since I do have a degree in healthcare and I this business opportunity for myself.

MCD’s is the best relatable example I could come up with to explain the recession. You don’t have to understand all these complex ideas or markets to see what’s going on right around you. The whole world is under 5 bucks now and it hasn’t been that way for almost 30 years. So when the prices start creeping back up then you know the recession is over.