I'm sure everyone is aware of the world crisis we're living today. What's your opinion? Is nationalising the answer? Which should be the governments' politics to solve this crisis and avoid future ones?

I have no money, so it isn't affecting me much.

I wouldn't say we're QUITE in a crisis of a situation yet. I know the economy is pretty much Sage and nothing is doing well, but I most definitely wouldn't call it a crisis.

Don't say I don't know anything because I have stocks in a few companies and I've been watching them. Cumulatively they used to be worth around $1200 but now they're only worth $635. The economy is Sage, but it still isn't a crisis until the entire economy begins to die, there's a 25% unemployment rate, or anything like that. People are overreacting and really need to cool off. The world isn't ending.

Well, Britain's declared that it is in a Recession. Sounds like a crisis to me. But nationalising is highly unpopular here, don't know about the U.S. (guess it is there too) so no government party would dare to go that far. Injecting money isn't exactly going to solve the problem because consumer confidence doesn't rise that way. Well, time will tell how big of a hole the banks made for the planet.

What crisis?

Maybe I'll be able to buy a house now..