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Written by Kenn Jacobine
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Tuesday, October 25, 2011 |
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By just about every measure the U.S. economy continues to be mired in a depression. Unemployment remains high. Housing prices are still falling. Retail sales are lackluster. Since Barack Obama became president in 2009 the national debt has ballooned by about $4 trillion with very little to show for it – unless you consider the rebound and hearty growth of the stock market.
Yes, while Main Street continues to struggle to make ends meet, Wall Street is prospering. After losing more than half of its Read more
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