Comments on: Stalled Infrastructure Projects: What it Means for Investors

By: J Sethuramu

J Sethuramu — Tue, 07 Jul 2009 05:26:20 +0000

I believe the reason for ” Economic Recession ” is due to so called economic liberalisation in the name of ” reforms “. But that lead to uncontrolled and nuclear-like – chain – reaction in the name of innovative products in the finance sector. The growth of service sector could not be tangible ; though it too generates economic activities.
Therefore , we need regulated – yet it generates economic – system for stablised and all – inclusive model.

We need not make attempt to ever inreasing economic growth to match the population growth – resulting depleting non-renewable energy sources and global warming.

American should lead the world for sustainable economic growth.

Note : My comments are on ” Economic System ” ; nothing to do share markets.

By: peck hayne

peck hayne — Mon, 06 Jul 2009 22:51:46 +0000

These are DEFLATIONARY times where deleveraging is rampant. All governments are running huge deficits, and these stupid “bailouts” and “stimulus” programs are NOT helping the economy – they are mostly transferring $ to the unions, ACORN, etc. Fiat money IS and has been the big villain. We must remake our broken monetary system before we can consider huge infrastructure projects. You talk as if the gov’t. isn’t broke, and as if we’re not entering into a prolonged world-wide depression. Central banking is the problem and surely we cannot continue as in the past without solving it.

I wish I was wrong on this and am rather certain you think I am….but in a credit economy, the gov’t. can’t borrow money to spend because the deflation is destroying credit faster than the Fed can create it. Banks have lots of cheap credit available from the Fed, but potential borrowers are scared and are paying down debt rather than putting on more (a la Greenspan/Bernanke). The credit exdpansion bubble has burst and “all the king’s horses and all the king’s men can’t put it together again”!(Inspite of Obama, Bernanke, Geitner and the Congress).

Why don’t you put your talents to navigating through this enlarging depression? It’s sure not nice but is what we have!

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By: P. Root

P. Root — Mon, 06 Jul 2009 15:37:50 +0000

Too much to read—too long. PR

By: P. Root

P. Root — Mon, 06 Jul 2009 15:36:43 +0000

You talk a long time–I don’t have time to read your elaborate explanations and sales pitch. Put the “bottom line” in the first paragraph. Give details afterwards. PR