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How I hope you’re right!! I’ve got shorts on all the mall REIT’s.

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How I hope you’re right!! I’ve got shorts on all the mall REIT’s.

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How I hope you’re right!! I’ve got shorts on all the mall REIT’s.

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How I hope you’re right!! I’ve got shorts on all the mall REIT’s.

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I doubt very much that China, the PRC, wants a currency stronger than the US$. They’re in a very big pickle. They’ve gone to extreme leverage for productive growth and no one is now buying what they produce. A stronger yuan would only increase their problems. This is trouble in a very big way for them. What are they now going to do with all these people that worked in factories? Back to the farm? Maybe, if they want to keep eating.

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I doubt very much that China, the PRC, wants a currency stronger than the US$. They’re in a very big pickle. They’ve gone to extreme leverage for productive growth and no one is now buying what they produce. A stronger yuan would only increase their problems. This is trouble in a very big way for them. What are they now going to do with all these people that worked in factories? Back to the farm? Maybe, if they want to keep eating.

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I doubt very much that China, the PRC, wants a currency stronger than the US$. They’re in a very big pickle. They’ve gone to extreme leverage for productive growth and no one is now buying what they produce. A stronger yuan would only increase their problems. This is trouble in a very big way for them. What are they now going to do with all these people that worked in factories? Back to the farm? Maybe, if they want to keep eating.

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I doubt very much that China, the PRC, wants a currency stronger than the US$. They’re in a very big pickle. They’ve gone to extreme leverage for productive growth and no one is now buying what they produce. A stronger yuan would only increase their problems. This is trouble in a very big way for them. What are they now going to do with all these people that worked in factories? Back to the farm? Maybe, if they want to keep eating.

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I doubt very much that China, the PRC, wants a currency stronger than the US$. They’re in a very big pickle. They’ve gone to extreme leverage for productive growth and no one is now buying what they produce. A stronger yuan would only increase their problems. This is trouble in a very big way for them. What are they now going to do with all these people that worked in factories? Back to the farm? Maybe, if they want to keep eating.

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Any entity that can take on the local and federal authorities for power is a threat the their ultimate control. That’s what a civil war is. I dont care what label you’d like to put on it. 6 or 7 thousand people being killed in violent conflict is a major standard of calculation for civil wars within a given country. It’s armed conflict for control of something within the country. I would not call this safe, nor a place I’d like to live in. I spent many months in different parts of Mexico. Great natural beauty, but horribly mismanaged.

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Any entity that can take on the local and federal authorities for power is a threat the their ultimate control. That’s what a civil war is. I dont care what label you’d like to put on it. 6 or 7 thousand people being killed in violent conflict is a major standard of calculation for civil wars within a given country. It’s armed conflict for control of something within the country. I would not call this safe, nor a place I’d like to live in. I spent many months in different parts of Mexico. Great natural beauty, but horribly mismanaged.

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Any entity that can take on the local and federal authorities for power is a threat the their ultimate control. That’s what a civil war is. I dont care what label you’d like to put on it. 6 or 7 thousand people being killed in violent conflict is a major standard of calculation for civil wars within a given country. It’s armed conflict for control of something within the country. I would not call this safe, nor a place I’d like to live in. I spent many months in different parts of Mexico. Great natural beauty, but horribly mismanaged.

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Any entity that can take on the local and federal authorities for power is a threat the their ultimate control. That’s what a civil war is. I dont care what label you’d like to put on it. 6 or 7 thousand people being killed in violent conflict is a major standard of calculation for civil wars within a given country. It’s armed conflict for control of something within the country. I would not call this safe, nor a place I’d like to live in. I spent many months in different parts of Mexico. Great natural beauty, but horribly mismanaged.

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Any entity that can take on the local and federal authorities for power is a threat the their ultimate control. That’s what a civil war is. I dont care what label you’d like to put on it. 6 or 7 thousand people being killed in violent conflict is a major standard of calculation for civil wars within a given country. It’s armed conflict for control of something within the country. I would not call this safe, nor a place I’d like to live in. I spent many months in different parts of Mexico. Great natural beauty, but horribly mismanaged.

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Dont look now, but I think Mexico is in somewhat of a civil war. At least by violent death standards.
Yes, and in states without immigrants, of any legal status, nothing gets done that pays less than $10/hour. (sarcastic remark)

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