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Participant[quote=AN]LTE blows all the other “4G” out of the water.[/quote]
That’s because that’s the only real 4G network instead of just being a marketing term.
Participant[quote=AN]LTE blows all the other “4G” out of the water.[/quote]
That’s because that’s the only real 4G network instead of just being a marketing term.
Participant[quote=AN]LTE blows all the other “4G” out of the water.[/quote]
That’s because that’s the only real 4G network instead of just being a marketing term.
Participant[quote=AN]LTE blows all the other “4G” out of the water.[/quote]
That’s because that’s the only real 4G network instead of just being a marketing term.
ParticipantWell, it is a lousy article. But I guess it is better than an article with only opinion but no data. He actually tries to bring data to illustrate his points. Unfortunately he used a very small subset of data just to back his points.
I am getting tired of people using last century’s US equity return to predict the next century. After all, from global equity market’s point of view, US was just a special case last century.
We are always in uncharted territory. Planning for your retirement 30 years from now is a crap shoot at best. It is important to hedge your bets.
ParticipantWell, it is a lousy article. But I guess it is better than an article with only opinion but no data. He actually tries to bring data to illustrate his points. Unfortunately he used a very small subset of data just to back his points.
I am getting tired of people using last century’s US equity return to predict the next century. After all, from global equity market’s point of view, US was just a special case last century.
We are always in uncharted territory. Planning for your retirement 30 years from now is a crap shoot at best. It is important to hedge your bets.
ParticipantWell, it is a lousy article. But I guess it is better than an article with only opinion but no data. He actually tries to bring data to illustrate his points. Unfortunately he used a very small subset of data just to back his points.
I am getting tired of people using last century’s US equity return to predict the next century. After all, from global equity market’s point of view, US was just a special case last century.
We are always in uncharted territory. Planning for your retirement 30 years from now is a crap shoot at best. It is important to hedge your bets.
ParticipantWell, it is a lousy article. But I guess it is better than an article with only opinion but no data. He actually tries to bring data to illustrate his points. Unfortunately he used a very small subset of data just to back his points.
I am getting tired of people using last century’s US equity return to predict the next century. After all, from global equity market’s point of view, US was just a special case last century.
We are always in uncharted territory. Planning for your retirement 30 years from now is a crap shoot at best. It is important to hedge your bets.
ParticipantWell, it is a lousy article. But I guess it is better than an article with only opinion but no data. He actually tries to bring data to illustrate his points. Unfortunately he used a very small subset of data just to back his points.
I am getting tired of people using last century’s US equity return to predict the next century. After all, from global equity market’s point of view, US was just a special case last century.
We are always in uncharted territory. Planning for your retirement 30 years from now is a crap shoot at best. It is important to hedge your bets.
Participant[quote=eavesdropper]If all of the jobs end up overseas, we have ourselves to blame. For not paying attention and not educating ourselves. For voting in the wrong people – not heeding the warnings of the few honest ones, but continuing to be charmed by the cheats and liars in Congress and the White House. Depending on the strength and will of the people, we’ll either survive or we won’t. But I’ll be damned if I’ll let any corporation, that is – during this most critical time in the existence of the United States – currently engaged in offshoring, convince me that they’re an “American” company. That’s just way more shit than I can handle in this life.[/quote]
OK. Thank you for typing such a long response. We are in complete agreement based on what you wrote above.
Participant[quote=eavesdropper]If all of the jobs end up overseas, we have ourselves to blame. For not paying attention and not educating ourselves. For voting in the wrong people – not heeding the warnings of the few honest ones, but continuing to be charmed by the cheats and liars in Congress and the White House. Depending on the strength and will of the people, we’ll either survive or we won’t. But I’ll be damned if I’ll let any corporation, that is – during this most critical time in the existence of the United States – currently engaged in offshoring, convince me that they’re an “American” company. That’s just way more shit than I can handle in this life.[/quote]
OK. Thank you for typing such a long response. We are in complete agreement based on what you wrote above.
Participant[quote=eavesdropper]If all of the jobs end up overseas, we have ourselves to blame. For not paying attention and not educating ourselves. For voting in the wrong people – not heeding the warnings of the few honest ones, but continuing to be charmed by the cheats and liars in Congress and the White House. Depending on the strength and will of the people, we’ll either survive or we won’t. But I’ll be damned if I’ll let any corporation, that is – during this most critical time in the existence of the United States – currently engaged in offshoring, convince me that they’re an “American” company. That’s just way more shit than I can handle in this life.[/quote]
OK. Thank you for typing such a long response. We are in complete agreement based on what you wrote above.
Participant[quote=eavesdropper]If all of the jobs end up overseas, we have ourselves to blame. For not paying attention and not educating ourselves. For voting in the wrong people – not heeding the warnings of the few honest ones, but continuing to be charmed by the cheats and liars in Congress and the White House. Depending on the strength and will of the people, we’ll either survive or we won’t. But I’ll be damned if I’ll let any corporation, that is – during this most critical time in the existence of the United States – currently engaged in offshoring, convince me that they’re an “American” company. That’s just way more shit than I can handle in this life.[/quote]
OK. Thank you for typing such a long response. We are in complete agreement based on what you wrote above.
Participant[quote=eavesdropper]If all of the jobs end up overseas, we have ourselves to blame. For not paying attention and not educating ourselves. For voting in the wrong people – not heeding the warnings of the few honest ones, but continuing to be charmed by the cheats and liars in Congress and the White House. Depending on the strength and will of the people, we’ll either survive or we won’t. But I’ll be damned if I’ll let any corporation, that is – during this most critical time in the existence of the United States – currently engaged in offshoring, convince me that they’re an “American” company. That’s just way more shit than I can handle in this life.[/quote]
OK. Thank you for typing such a long response. We are in complete agreement based on what you wrote above.
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