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Again, I think that the biggest challenge for China is income equity — putting money in the hands of hundreds of millions of consumers (growing the pie so to speak).[/quote]
Exploitation of natural resources, why does that always sound bad, is how the Chinese will grow their internal economy. The same way we grew ours. Environmentalists are just as responsible as unions for why we don’t have as many jobs in this country as we could have. I’m not meaning to pick on any one group of people, I’m just saying when the shit hits the fan there will be plenty of people pointing fingers. Dow @ 8,000 = normal.
Participant[quote=briansd1]
Again, I think that the biggest challenge for China is income equity — putting money in the hands of hundreds of millions of consumers (growing the pie so to speak).[/quote]
Exploitation of natural resources, why does that always sound bad, is how the Chinese will grow their internal economy. The same way we grew ours. Environmentalists are just as responsible as unions for why we don’t have as many jobs in this country as we could have. I’m not meaning to pick on any one group of people, I’m just saying when the shit hits the fan there will be plenty of people pointing fingers. Dow @ 8,000 = normal.
ParticipantI’d recommend finding just 1 comparable that is way less and show them that you mean business,in other words bluff, what have you got to lose?
ParticipantI’d recommend finding just 1 comparable that is way less and show them that you mean business,in other words bluff, what have you got to lose?
ParticipantI’d recommend finding just 1 comparable that is way less and show them that you mean business,in other words bluff, what have you got to lose?
ParticipantI’d recommend finding just 1 comparable that is way less and show them that you mean business,in other words bluff, what have you got to lose?
ParticipantI’d recommend finding just 1 comparable that is way less and show them that you mean business,in other words bluff, what have you got to lose?
ParticipantI think the best way to profit from a bubble is to not be part of the collateral damage when it pops. That way you are not really relying on timing, just good old common sense.
Of course with big bubbles like we just had in real estate everybody is affected in some way or another.
Just look at Detroit or Michigan they were not really frothy, ok they were frothy but not bubbilicious, but right now they are selling houses below inflation indexed prices.ParticipantI think the best way to profit from a bubble is to not be part of the collateral damage when it pops. That way you are not really relying on timing, just good old common sense.
Of course with big bubbles like we just had in real estate everybody is affected in some way or another.
Just look at Detroit or Michigan they were not really frothy, ok they were frothy but not bubbilicious, but right now they are selling houses below inflation indexed prices.ParticipantI think the best way to profit from a bubble is to not be part of the collateral damage when it pops. That way you are not really relying on timing, just good old common sense.
Of course with big bubbles like we just had in real estate everybody is affected in some way or another.
Just look at Detroit or Michigan they were not really frothy, ok they were frothy but not bubbilicious, but right now they are selling houses below inflation indexed prices.ParticipantI think the best way to profit from a bubble is to not be part of the collateral damage when it pops. That way you are not really relying on timing, just good old common sense.
Of course with big bubbles like we just had in real estate everybody is affected in some way or another.
Just look at Detroit or Michigan they were not really frothy, ok they were frothy but not bubbilicious, but right now they are selling houses below inflation indexed prices.ParticipantI think the best way to profit from a bubble is to not be part of the collateral damage when it pops. That way you are not really relying on timing, just good old common sense.
Of course with big bubbles like we just had in real estate everybody is affected in some way or another.
Just look at Detroit or Michigan they were not really frothy, ok they were frothy but not bubbilicious, but right now they are selling houses below inflation indexed prices.ParticipantDidn’t know Arnold had a 1987 Wagoneer, interesting, I wonder if he would be willing to trade for my ’88 Wagoneer,after the mods are done of course. After all the ’88 Wagoneer was the official car of the ’88 Olympics. After reading the article I noticed it is over 2 years old. Asked one of the drivers for Jeep at the auto show if Jeep was considering coming out with a decent diesel engine, you know around 4 litre or so, he said no, how unfortunate. I think Brazil is making something like that and gas is only 28 cents a gallon down there, I think. http://www.scientificblogging.com/humboldt_fellow_and_science/blog/biodiesel_brazil_experience
ParticipantDidn’t know Arnold had a 1987 Wagoneer, interesting, I wonder if he would be willing to trade for my ’88 Wagoneer,after the mods are done of course. After all the ’88 Wagoneer was the official car of the ’88 Olympics. After reading the article I noticed it is over 2 years old. Asked one of the drivers for Jeep at the auto show if Jeep was considering coming out with a decent diesel engine, you know around 4 litre or so, he said no, how unfortunate. I think Brazil is making something like that and gas is only 28 cents a gallon down there, I think. http://www.scientificblogging.com/humboldt_fellow_and_science/blog/biodiesel_brazil_experience
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