"World Economy Crumbling!"

How are we to know in a few days?

You're just being paranoid, I know what it's like living in a country where everything goes up almost every week and government funds are being stolen on a regular basis, but as you can see, I still have all the 'needs' and some 'wants'.

I don't know... I hear on the radio that this might be worse than 1929 but I refuse to believe this.
Times have changed, our civilization has learnt from its past mistakes.
Now there isn't much we can do besides waiting... I suppose.

[quote name='Costello' post='1406844' date='Sep 18 2008, 11:42 AM']I don't know... I hear on the radio that this might be worse than 1929 but I refuse to believe this.
Times have changed, our civilization has learnt from its past mistakes.
Now there isn't much we can do besides waiting... I suppose.[/quote]
and waiting has always worked

Not to mention that since GBAtemp is owned by CNET Networks, this crisis might have repercussions on our community

[quote name='Costello' post='1406887' date='Sep 18 2008, 12:58 PM']Not to mention that since GBAtemp is owned by CNET Networks, this crisis might have repercussions on our community [/quote]
This is the end of GBAtemp!

[quote name='Costello' post='1406887' date='Sep 18 2008, 11:58 AM']Not to mention that since GBAtemp is owned by CNET Networks, this crisis might have repercussions on our community [/quote]

no, gamefaqs is in the line ahead of GBAtemp. it will defend us.

CNET

we will be the last site standing on the intrawebz

The worst a depression will last will be around 2010 methinks. It's starting now, 2009 will be shit, second half of 2010 will be like now (but obviously, in reverse), and 2011 will be fine and dandy. Perhaps I'm being too laid back about this, but I'm just gonna ride the waves until this thing finishes. Then again, I have a "I can survive anything thrown at me" attitude, which is probably why I'm so calm

if there is another depression, im going to be the next al capone FUCK YES ^^

I don't know why they call it the great depression, it wasn't so great...

As a recent graduate from the University of Michigan with a Bachelor's of Science in Economics, all I have to say is "WTF, financial institutions?!" I mean, really, these people have been involved in some risky (and in some cases, downright bordering on unethical) lending practices. They're just lucky the Fed and the Treasury are stepping in a saving their asses (which indirectly saves all our asses, even if it's probably coming out of our pockets in the long run). Now maybe the SEC will get off their butts and do something about the current bogus set of regulations present in the financial world, and we can try and prevent this from happening a second time. (Oh, but don't worry, Mankind will always be an expert in screwing things up, especially when they're playing around with other people's money.)

End Rant.

turn your TV off.

[quote name='Ace Gunman' post='1406926' date='Sep 18 2008, 12:18 PM']I don't know why they call it the great depression, it wasn't so great... [/quote]

*groans*

Well, the US credit squeeze is still going strong and it is taking a lot of banks down with it. And the housing problems (the way they are financed) that caused all the red numbers on wall street has not been and will not be solved in the next couple of months... So yeah financial tough times, in the US yes and in the rest of the world maybe...

the easy answer here is to blame bush and the right wing republicans but thus has been building up since the economic boom of the mid to late 90's and were just reaping the seeds of corruption that were sown then

[quote name='.TakaM' post='1406987' date='Sep 18 2008, 07:48 AM']turn your TV off.[/quote]

Sigh. Is it really going to be every week that the world's going to end?

But hey, if the end does come this time, at least it's been good so far. =P

The World Ends with Us

there's a simple solution we just have to make more monies and then if inflation happens we just make more and more monies..... its a plan that cant fail.