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I think the only question on most people's mind is "Is this a second dip or did the first recession really end?" I think from an economic model, this is a second dip but I would have to agree with the folks that have been out of work, or their housing situation has changed, or they can't afford food, that this has been one constant recession as the GDP growth is fleeting at best.
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I did not detect that things had gotten any better at all since the bubble burst. Thousands of jobs are still going away and new ones are not being created. Our education is lagging and has not been the focus that it should have been all along. It appears to me that things are still going down hill. We also have states that are starting to run out of money and I just saw a piece on Alabama last evening. It was horrible news. Actually I try not to watch the news but I get a bit here and there. Personally my financials has been hit by a tsunami if you will and I still am trying to make this REI work for me. If Social Security stops on the 2nd - well - - - no money for house payment. Really I do not know how I am able at this point to maintain my sanity. I have to see reality, pray, and maintain the most positive attitude that I can.