Armageddon wrote:My economics professor told me to track condom sales for a measuring stick regarding the health of the economy. When times are bad, people stay home and have sex more. I wonder how trojan stocks are doing right now ?
MrBill wrote:One should not confuse economic theory(s) with the economy. Nor economics with political interference in the economy.
GM was the industry's main surprise after a sale featuring zero percent financing for six years allowed the U.S. automaker to avoid losing sales leadership in the month to Toyota.
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GM shares, which touched a 54-year-low on Monday and have been trending lower for two months, rose as much as 15 percent on the June sales figures, pulling the broader U.S. equity market higher.
The stock, which has lost half its value since the end of April, finished up 2.17 percent at $11.75.
Analysts said GM's more modest sales decline in June showed that its incentive program had succeeded. GM has avoided such a strategy in recent years because it cuts into profit margins and can rob sales from future months.
Concerned wrote:This thread reminds me of Life of Brian where they interperet the sandal as a sign for various things.
Economics is not a science, never was never will be way too much politics involved. Besides when you let it run as a "free market" it ends up totally borked.
charliebrownout wrote:Concerned wrote:This thread reminds me of Life of Brian where they interperet the sandal as a sign for various things.
Economics is not a science, never was never will be way too much politics involved. Besides when you let it run as a "free market" it ends up totally borked.
Ah, I love that movie. I just watched it again the other night.
Hehe...Bigus Dickus and his wife Incontinentia Buttocks
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Welease Woderwick!
btw Mrs Brownout, congrats on one of the best handles here
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