Wall Street’s New York Game Plays Havoc with Main Street, says 19 year Advocate. Financial Planning Impossible.
“Wall Street is a crazy game for gamblers, not rational Main Street investors with an ounce of brain power and common sense,†says money expert Paul Young. It was reported before the opening bell on Wall Street that GM lost “only $722 million†in the fourth quarter of 2007. On top of that, GM said it would offer “lucrative†buyouts to all 74,000 UAW unionized workers. Good news? The report was greeted as good news? “Bad news,†says Young, whose Securities Arbitration organization recovers money for burned individual Main Street investors nationwide.
On this site a year ago Young warned of the looming recession. Specifically, he called out GM and noted that GM and other transport companies (Ford lost “only†$2.8 billion for fourth Q of ’07 – that’s just 12 weeks) must recover soon or the recession that would likely soon arrive would be worse – and not just in hard-hit Michigan. He was right. Paul was right when he forecast the Dot-com disasters, the Enron bust, and, now the recession. He did so in print and on this site.
GM’s announced losses today bode ill for the rest of 2008. Add high oil costs, a mortgage mess, lowering housing prices and increased stock of unsold homes, an important election, a war (or two), the question is what is the Main Street investor supposed to do? Paul Young has answers for today, tomorrow, and beyond. For free, without bias or conflicts of interest. Solid, dependable and right – Paul is a credible all money matters expert for all media.
For more, call Paul Young and let his Main Street perspective compare and compete with the wire stories of mergers and corporate housecleaning and the daily ticker watch stories.
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“I do not think that existing today is a more important ongoing story than that of the economy. Affecting families, friends, colleagues, and every American, money matters stories are so important now that almost every other story sector pales by comparison. Our next president and the next Congress will be confronted with economic challenges here and abroad that will equal or surpass the issues of war and peace, of terrorism and protection of civil liberties, and so much more, “ says Young. “The media’s role in seeking out and conveying in understandable terms the American financial scene and the pathways to recovery is real and what the media does this year and next on this story will be a fitting test and measure of whether Britney Spears matters more than does the person on Main Street.†— PAUL YOUNG
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