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Investors are tired and frustrated of the market volatility resulting from Europe's debt woes — but they shouldn't panic and exit the markets. Money Morning Chief Investment Strategist Keith Fitz-Gerald joined Fox Business' "Varney & Co." to discuss what investors should expect this week from Europe, and how the markets will react.
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Tired of the gloom and doom. Why the politicians are not listening to you guys? They keep trying this and that and nothing seems to be working. Will the world finish economically? Time for some solutions people are suffering and dying. Makes me wonder about the education system – Is it good for only creating crisis?
Time for the world to get back on the economic tracks of progress.
It makes me laugh hard how the US always portrays the EU is in worse financial shape and of course the US also blames China as well for its own financial woes. What a load of dinosaur sht. The US is the most indebted country in history, the first of the baby boomers are about to retire and there's no money for them in the way of Medicare and any other state benefits they're supposed to get in their 60s amounting to tens of billions (probably trillions) of dollars. Plus people are going into bankruptcy left right and centre for one thing or another. Have the integrity to be upfront and honest as to how bad it really is and going to get here and STOP blaming others for this country’s HUGE debt. Start to blame Bush for starters with his Weapons of Mass Delusion in Iraq, and then go from there.