Too bad there isn't a scholarship for autocross. The oldest is very good at it.The cost to replace tires in the Cooper S is a bit high due to the run flats – if he could only support that cost…

…if your kid is going out of state you should look into getting residency for instate tuition…its gotten harder to do in some states but if you can do it it will save you tone for your other kids

Reactions like this that affect a large part of the market are temporary. As of 12:30 PM Central time, the DJIA is up 141 points. While that is not making up for the entire market loss yesterday, it is a pretty good recovery for a single day – assuming that there are not a large number of sellers at the end of the day.

GM is now below Ford's stock price – again – and I expect that it may stay that way for a while. The task force gave GM's recovery plan low marks and there is also the expectation that sales for March will be down 40% for same month last year.

As for 401Ks, I suggest diversification.

If I was 14, I could avoid that first tuition payment in August for the oldest teen.

Heres the thing anywhere between 60 and 90% of the population (depending on which poll you look at) don't want the government to continie baliling out the car industry
BUT when Obama and his team say they won't the Stock market as a whole loses 4-5%. So 60-90% of the country loses money in it's 401K

Zermatt – I need your expertise to explain this one!!!!

Too bad there isn't a scholarship for autocross. The oldest is very good at it.The cost to replace tires in the Cooper S is a bit high due to the run flats – if he could only support that cost…

…if your kid is going out of state you should look into getting residency for instate tuition…its gotten harder to do in some states but if you can do it it will save you tone for your other kids

Reactions like this that affect a large part of the market are temporary. As of 12:30 PM Central time, the DJIA is up 141 points. While that is not making up for the entire market loss yesterday, it is a pretty good recovery for a single day – assuming that there are not a large number of sellers at the end of the day.

GM is now below Ford's stock price – again – and I expect that it may stay that way for a while. The task force gave GM's recovery plan low marks and there is also the expectation that sales for March will be down 40% for same month last year.

As for 401Ks, I suggest diversification.

If I was 14, I could avoid that first tuition payment in August for the oldest teen.

Heres the thing anywhere between 60 and 90% of the population (depending on which poll you look at) don't want the government to continie baliling out the car industry
BUT when Obama and his team say they won't the Stock market as a whole loses 4-5%. So 60-90% of the country loses money in it's 401K

Zermatt – I need your expertise to explain this one!!!!

And how is Obama being tough? He is actually giving them another bailout by “funding” them for another 30 and 60 days.

lol

It would be good to know what the short comings of the proposals were. I wonder if it had to do with product selection – not green enough?

$17,400,000,000
or
$193,000,000 per day for life support of GM + Chrysler so far

Brilliant! I applaud that! And counting on the *US Government* for a “viability plan” is SO worth applauding too.

For that same amount, you could have given each of the 243,000 employees of GM $72,000 and wished them best of luck.