The year started out amazingly normal to say the least, as for the last it blew past. With all the talk of the financial industry falling apart spawned by the housing industry which is managed by the financial industry and then there was the health reform which is more politics than it was about the people was there really any time left for other concerns? We followed our new President through his first one hundred days in office which was quiet according to the media and the wars against terrorism continued throughout the middle east however, the battle cry remained the same, ?last year sucked, lets hope next year is better??
Do we live in the same country? Don?t we all have a little economist in us? If you don?t last year was a good lesson.
Since I can remember manufacturing has faulted at the hint of any problems, every ten years it seems; its called ridding the fat? And politics always shake up the stock, market adding to that the excitement of a healthcare reform bill? Then the housing market comes and goes, as usual.
Conservatively speaking in lieu of all the excitement from last years topics many young people missed the boat. I understand money is hard to come by, many are lazy, and the jobs are scarce however, lets look at the opportunities afloat.
It was an exciting year in the stock market! The healthcare industry cannot find enough help to satisfy their personnel inquiry. overtime is offered at overwhelming needs you just need the desire to work. The housing industry dropped to ten maybe fifteen year lows with he stock market. If by chance you put $1000.00 in the stock market one year ago you would have loved yourself? Therefore your problems would be minute. The harder you work the less problems you have?
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