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Ben Bernanke seems to think that the end of this recession is near. Opinions?

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 May 06, 2009 09:08 PM | view on twitter
For the most part I think he is right. But then I think of all the the money that the Government is slowly pumping into the system and I can't help but think that the inflation caused by Government "stimulating" is actually going to throw us back into a recession.


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May 06, 2009 09:08 AM | view on twitter
I think he is right. I think there is just too much pent up demand in the developing countries where people did NOT have their money in stocks and therefore did not lose a lot of money. I do think that unemployment in the US will increase for another three months, but now I don't think that it will quite reach 10 percent. Housing will take years to recover.

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