Actually, as you may recall, they spent their way out through war, which is a relatively typical historical response. It forces production, employing the some of the unemployed, killing off the rest. Germany tried it last century; it didn't work out so well for them.

Debt is not a good idea; never has been, never will be. Saving and being thrifty is far, far underappreciated these days; how many people do you know that are debt-free?

It's a debate for another forum, but suffice to say that if this over-bought market does decide to implode, POET will be taken down with it, or at least will be held back from it's greatest potential.

I don't like doom and gloom, I just call'em like I see'em...