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ParticipantI think China already realizes the dollar is going to fall and hard.
I think that’s why they are spewing cash out their wazoo on “stimulus” spending over there– blow all their dollars on fixed infrastructure and other useful, physical things, before the dollars evaporate.
ParticipantI think China already realizes the dollar is going to fall and hard.
I think that’s why they are spewing cash out their wazoo on “stimulus” spending over there– blow all their dollars on fixed infrastructure and other useful, physical things, before the dollars evaporate.
ParticipantI think China already realizes the dollar is going to fall and hard.
I think that’s why they are spewing cash out their wazoo on “stimulus” spending over there– blow all their dollars on fixed infrastructure and other useful, physical things, before the dollars evaporate.
ParticipantI was pleasantly surprised by the Ford Focus I rented several years ago. In the week I had it, it seemed pretty much as nice as, and got as good mileage as, my Corolla.
When car-shopping, check the Fords too.
ParticipantI was pleasantly surprised by the Ford Focus I rented several years ago. In the week I had it, it seemed pretty much as nice as, and got as good mileage as, my Corolla.
When car-shopping, check the Fords too.
ParticipantI was pleasantly surprised by the Ford Focus I rented several years ago. In the week I had it, it seemed pretty much as nice as, and got as good mileage as, my Corolla.
When car-shopping, check the Fords too.
ParticipantI was pleasantly surprised by the Ford Focus I rented several years ago. In the week I had it, it seemed pretty much as nice as, and got as good mileage as, my Corolla.
When car-shopping, check the Fords too.
ParticipantI was pleasantly surprised by the Ford Focus I rented several years ago. In the week I had it, it seemed pretty much as nice as, and got as good mileage as, my Corolla.
When car-shopping, check the Fords too.
ParticipantI’m a laminate person myself.
I suspect that granite is like tile– if you set your dishes down on it too hard, they will crack (no give to stone or tile).ParticipantI’m a laminate person myself.
I suspect that granite is like tile– if you set your dishes down on it too hard, they will crack (no give to stone or tile).ParticipantI’m a laminate person myself.
I suspect that granite is like tile– if you set your dishes down on it too hard, they will crack (no give to stone or tile).ParticipantI’m a laminate person myself.
I suspect that granite is like tile– if you set your dishes down on it too hard, they will crack (no give to stone or tile).ParticipantI’m a laminate person myself.
I suspect that granite is like tile– if you set your dishes down on it too hard, they will crack (no give to stone or tile).ParticipantThe gobbledygook basically means, “I think bonds are wandering around their peak price; make your investments so that you will profit as they fall.”
There is no such thing as “cash” in my 401K, even the “stable value fund” is based on bonds, like all the rest of the stuff in it. Sigh.
I sense a large other shoe which will drop soon, but I believe “they” will make every effort to keep it from dropping before the Christmas shopping season. They can’t sanely believe they can keep it from dropping forever.
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