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ParticipantI’ve heard Houston is doing quite well. Oil services in general. Maybe OK as well? It’s come down to natural resources. A glimmer of hope.
Wage arbitration is alive and well. Most Asians sill make way less that US counter parts. Of course, Central and south america is not much different.ParticipantI’ve heard Houston is doing quite well. Oil services in general. Maybe OK as well? It’s come down to natural resources. A glimmer of hope.
Wage arbitration is alive and well. Most Asians sill make way less that US counter parts. Of course, Central and south america is not much different.ParticipantI’ve heard Houston is doing quite well. Oil services in general. Maybe OK as well? It’s come down to natural resources. A glimmer of hope.
Wage arbitration is alive and well. Most Asians sill make way less that US counter parts. Of course, Central and south america is not much different.ParticipantI’ve heard Houston is doing quite well. Oil services in general. Maybe OK as well? It’s come down to natural resources. A glimmer of hope.
Wage arbitration is alive and well. Most Asians sill make way less that US counter parts. Of course, Central and south america is not much different.ParticipantI think this and “investors” buying right now is exactly why there’s some activity in the market of a very slightly positive note. Pent up demand, if you will.
But this does not change the fundementals of the market. It’s getting worse.
As much as many people like to equate all kinds of emotional reasons for purchasing a home, it’s still the biggest single purchase most people make in their lives. And financial decisions of this magnitude should be considered carefully as they can have lasting effects on ones future options in life.ParticipantI think this and “investors” buying right now is exactly why there’s some activity in the market of a very slightly positive note. Pent up demand, if you will.
But this does not change the fundementals of the market. It’s getting worse.
As much as many people like to equate all kinds of emotional reasons for purchasing a home, it’s still the biggest single purchase most people make in their lives. And financial decisions of this magnitude should be considered carefully as they can have lasting effects on ones future options in life.ParticipantI think this and “investors” buying right now is exactly why there’s some activity in the market of a very slightly positive note. Pent up demand, if you will.
But this does not change the fundementals of the market. It’s getting worse.
As much as many people like to equate all kinds of emotional reasons for purchasing a home, it’s still the biggest single purchase most people make in their lives. And financial decisions of this magnitude should be considered carefully as they can have lasting effects on ones future options in life.ParticipantI think this and “investors” buying right now is exactly why there’s some activity in the market of a very slightly positive note. Pent up demand, if you will.
But this does not change the fundementals of the market. It’s getting worse.
As much as many people like to equate all kinds of emotional reasons for purchasing a home, it’s still the biggest single purchase most people make in their lives. And financial decisions of this magnitude should be considered carefully as they can have lasting effects on ones future options in life.ParticipantI think this and “investors” buying right now is exactly why there’s some activity in the market of a very slightly positive note. Pent up demand, if you will.
But this does not change the fundementals of the market. It’s getting worse.
As much as many people like to equate all kinds of emotional reasons for purchasing a home, it’s still the biggest single purchase most people make in their lives. And financial decisions of this magnitude should be considered carefully as they can have lasting effects on ones future options in life.ParticipantI think eveyone should check out shadowstatistics.com to get a real view of what saturating the world with US$ has done to the value of the US$. A quick look at the Euro and Gold will give you a quick snap shot of reality. Sure the US$ has rebounded a little lately. But check out it’s 5 year chart against these other commodities. Show me how US wages have faired against this drop in US$ value?
ParticipantI think eveyone should check out shadowstatistics.com to get a real view of what saturating the world with US$ has done to the value of the US$. A quick look at the Euro and Gold will give you a quick snap shot of reality. Sure the US$ has rebounded a little lately. But check out it’s 5 year chart against these other commodities. Show me how US wages have faired against this drop in US$ value?
ParticipantI think eveyone should check out shadowstatistics.com to get a real view of what saturating the world with US$ has done to the value of the US$. A quick look at the Euro and Gold will give you a quick snap shot of reality. Sure the US$ has rebounded a little lately. But check out it’s 5 year chart against these other commodities. Show me how US wages have faired against this drop in US$ value?
ParticipantI think eveyone should check out shadowstatistics.com to get a real view of what saturating the world with US$ has done to the value of the US$. A quick look at the Euro and Gold will give you a quick snap shot of reality. Sure the US$ has rebounded a little lately. But check out it’s 5 year chart against these other commodities. Show me how US wages have faired against this drop in US$ value?
ParticipantI think eveyone should check out shadowstatistics.com to get a real view of what saturating the world with US$ has done to the value of the US$. A quick look at the Euro and Gold will give you a quick snap shot of reality. Sure the US$ has rebounded a little lately. But check out it’s 5 year chart against these other commodities. Show me how US wages have faired against this drop in US$ value?
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