Bush talks with European leaders on financial crisis

Wednesday 08th October, 04:21 AM JST

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adaydream at 09:39 AM JST - 8th October

They are in deep do-do also. < :-)
coulrophobic at 02:48 PM JST - 8th October

How much of the uncertainty, volatility and pessimism is investor acknowledgement that it looks like Senator Obama is to be the next president of the US?
MarieDevine at 02:49 PM JST - 8th October

To find a solution to the financial crisis will make for a long difficult life with no certainties ahead. Prices we want to go up might go down; and prices we want to go up might go down. A future with new investments will still increase costs and pollution, energy crisis, wars, immigration, health care needs, inequality and poverty. We will work our life away looking for something we can create now with less stress.

Turning to a retirement lifestyle by creating landscaping with fruit trees, bushes and vines and selecting pets that give milk or eggs will solve all world problems at the same time. It will be sustainable for millenniums. It will be fair, inexpensive, easy to implement, and wonderfully effective. This could be a great opportunity for transforming and saving the world and us.
Helter_Skelter at 03:44 PM JST - 8th October

How much of the uncertainty, volatility and pessimism is investor acknowledgement that it looks like Senator Obama is to be the next president of the US?

I've thought the same thing. Is it a coincidence that the economy is collapsing at the same time Obama's poll numbers are rising? I think not.