Eduardo N
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maybe 2 more years bro |
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Balu C
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Mostly by May - June 2009
Sam Stovall, chief investment strategist for Standard & Poor's equity research, has a more precise time line. He says the recession began in December 2007 and won't end until May 2009.
That would be a 17-month recession -- the longest since World War II. The United States suffered through 16-month recessions from July 1981-November 1982 and November 1973-March 1975.
The steep decline in the stock market is another indication of more trouble ahead, if you follow the rule of thumb that investors are typically making their decisions based on what things will look like in six to nine months.
"That just makes it a little easier to beat expectations the next year," Stovall said, "when things might be getting a little better."
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shankaran. h
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There is the chain reaction and no country is excluded. Therefore there will be world economists contribution how to steer off from the great fall. When countries cooperate to tackle the crisis symptoms of revival can be seen in six months time. However the ambitions of new job seekers to make a quick high income may not be available for the next two years. |
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Sarah B
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June 2010 |
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jackee2102
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Hi
There current scenario is the result of Capitalism without Capital.This is serious and complete reversal of all the economies. It will take atleast 10-12 years for the recession to end. Dont spend even a single rupee without a need. Be wise and cautious as all these so called virtual bullish economy has failed . The worl will see a complete revamp in all the businesses and the real wealth will matter and will take a very long time. Never ever think about the stock market for 10 years |
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sambit tripathy
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July 2009 |
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couchcashdotcom
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Not a minute before it's over, but you can bet on that happening for sure. Usually right after an election is a common trigger event. |
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Nagesh W
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end of the current |
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MinnieDis5
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I've heard multiple sources say that the biggest factor in when recessions begin to subside is the attitude and optimism of the public. After all, all of us do control the economy together. So, keep your heads up, and have positive attitudes, and let those attitudes show in the management of your money. |
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☆♥Alia☆♥
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it will take a while because the current president has screwed the economy, but with the right candidate, a positive change can occur! |
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dschmidty412
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Not until we get the worst president out of office. |
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Mickchaaya
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US is in recession? |
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hopeless
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In US and EU, i think there are 2 parts in consumers;
Part-1) who wants to spend money but dont have enough credit limite as banks reduced the limit coz of lequidity problem (result of credit crunch)
Part-2) who have the money but not spending the money fearing the uncertainity regarding their job/career...
So i guess we may see this worse period is over only when these two part start playing once again FULL ON...
***firstly- if the Part-1 start getting their desired credit limite what they want n useto get...so tht they can continue BUYing. (need support from teh BANK)
***2ndly- if the Part-2 become more confident and start spending without fearing about the future (generally regarding their Jobs), stop saving their money in pokets... (this can be restore if we see new Jobs are being created)
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rocking_shalini
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it will only end when Mr. LALOO PRASAD YADAV would become our President and would help INDIA over come all its problems with his strategies. |
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