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Comment on Sage branches into online filing by Ashwin Kandoi

Ashwin Kandoi — Wed, 01 Apr 2009 16:58:02 +0000

Its only somebodies guess, it is wait and watch scenario at this moment. I am not sure it will be quick in near future

Comment on Sage branches into online filing by ClearBooks

ClearBooks — Wed, 01 Apr 2009 16:52:49 +0000

I wonder when the Sage online accounting app will re-surface.

Comment on Credit Crunch / Liquidity Crunch Discussion ? by Jim Spence

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Comment on Credit Crunch / Liquidity Crunch Discussion ? by Akash Modi

Akash Modi — Sun, 04 Jan 2009 14:39:04 +0000

‘Recession’to me only means ‘The Recess is On’ before we get back to our grueling schedules. All forms of economic patterns that have been evolved have flaws and when those flaws get accumulated we face a recession, thus this is nothing much more than a correction phase, only sadly more often than not there is over correction and then stabilization. When we come to know facts like for every dollar earnt 32 dollars have been spent literally mortgaging the future if i may say so, to generate a pseudo demand which has in fact been fueling the global economies for quite some time now. This is what has crashed, hence the recession, but the correction means a complete overhaul of the entire system which would take its own time. Though with timely breathers we might not suffocate but time to me seems the only healer.

Comment on Sage Group PLC: Let us see the company profile by Jim Spence

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Comment on Credit Crunch / Liquidity Crunch Discussion ? by RN

RN — Mon, 15 Dec 2008 09:23:11 +0000

This is an interesting line of discussion. I believe that the present global credit crunch is a culmination of more activities, most of which have occured around the same time-the trigger is failure of these sub-prime mortgages which swallowed many banks, financial institutins that have bought into this phantom product.

So long as the going is good-every body would like to take credit-but once the first set of loans go bust, then the disappearing act starts. At the present time, it is also coupled with lack of activity (is it coincidence that China went on a building spree eating up all steel produced globally and once Olympic is done and dusted, there is no more requirement for steel).

This scenario helps weed out the fly by night operators even though many established business models also fall along side.
Perhaps, the injuction of government funds into industry should help boost expenditure leading to business confidence