TA462 Well in my eyes this very same topic has been beat to death over a number of months now. To be honest of course the economy will have a negative effect on the hobby. How many times do we really need to discuss it?
Well in my eyes this very same topic has been beat to death over a number of months now. To be honest of course the economy will have a negative effect on the hobby. How many times do we really need to discuss it?
That will depend on the hobbyist.I had NO intentions on the Wall Street fat cat blues inferring with my hobby plans.I own no stocks,bonds,401k etc so,for me life will go on regardless what the economy does.It has never bother me before when they was yelling doom and gloom during the past recessions and to quite honest I think the news media has made things sound far worst then they really are unless one happens to be a Wall Street fat cat.
Larry
Conductor.
Summerset Ry.
"Stay Alert, Don't get hurt Safety First!"
The questions look discrete to me, and therefore in my eyes, the new post is welcome and thought provoking.
Hi, easyaces. Using a different approach than the person above took in answering your question, there is a very active thread currently underway on this page dealing with this very topic. The title of that thread is, "MRR costs and a slowing economy" originated by AltoonaRailroader. Please feel free to participate....add your thoughts.
-Crandell
This topic has allready been posted. Try looking for it.
With everyone biting their nails over the stock market and the economy in general, do you think there will be a downturn in the railroading hobby?