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[quote=Nor-LA-SD-guy]As bad as “The Powers That Be” are here in the U.S.A., they are far worse most everywhere else.

On a side note, I think TPTB want inflation big time but are at a loss as to how to get the average wage to say 100-150K per year when most everyone but them is laying people off.

This is just my opinion however.[/quote]

Yep, I agree with you on this. The trend is there to kill these 6 figures. I hope it happens fast HERE (Mish’s blog today)

http://globaleconomicanalysis.blogspot.com/2010/02/rapid-transit-salaries-look-at-beloved.html

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[quote=Nor-LA-SD-guy]As bad as “The Powers That Be” are here in the U.S.A., they are far worse most everywhere else.

On a side note, I think TPTB want inflation big time but are at a loss as to how to get the average wage to say 100-150K per year when most everyone but them is laying people off.

This is just my opinion however.[/quote]

Yep, I agree with you on this. The trend is there to kill these 6 figures. I hope it happens fast HERE (Mish’s blog today)

http://globaleconomicanalysis.blogspot.com/2010/02/rapid-transit-salaries-look-at-beloved.html

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[quote=Nor-LA-SD-guy]As bad as “The Powers That Be” are here in the U.S.A., they are far worse most everywhere else.

On a side note, I think TPTB want inflation big time but are at a loss as to how to get the average wage to say 100-150K per year when most everyone but them is laying people off.

This is just my opinion however.[/quote]

Yep, I agree with you on this. The trend is there to kill these 6 figures. I hope it happens fast HERE (Mish’s blog today)

http://globaleconomicanalysis.blogspot.com/2010/02/rapid-transit-salaries-look-at-beloved.html

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[quote=Nor-LA-SD-guy]As bad as “The Powers That Be” are here in the U.S.A., they are far worse most everywhere else.

On a side note, I think TPTB want inflation big time but are at a loss as to how to get the average wage to say 100-150K per year when most everyone but them is laying people off.

This is just my opinion however.[/quote]

Yep, I agree with you on this. The trend is there to kill these 6 figures. I hope it happens fast HERE (Mish’s blog today)

http://globaleconomicanalysis.blogspot.com/2010/02/rapid-transit-salaries-look-at-beloved.html

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Interesting times indeed Flu. I’ve been expecting the Euro to drop against the $ for sometime. I still have some unfinished projects in a certain EU part that were ceased due to the $ devaluation. Soon, things might be looking better.

Anywho, the issues spread beyond Greece and Portugal, it is a group named PIGS: Portugal, Ireland, Greece, and Spain. Also, Italy is not far behid…it could be PIIGS soon :).

The news in the EURO blog community is that the EU won’t bail out these countries and won’t reject them from the union….so, what would happen? Common answer: they will loose sovereignty. Initially, it’s just fiscal, but we know how that goes. In essense, the EU heads + IMF will stand by to bail them out, then they will take over the management of budget/approvals. IMF+EU will enforce, as it is now into works, a spartan plan of budget cuts combined with tax hikes (along with already mentioned extended age for retirement)….Problem solved 🙂

Of course, the greeks were already on the street before the final plans were even announced.

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Interesting times indeed Flu. I’ve been expecting the Euro to drop against the $ for sometime. I still have some unfinished projects in a certain EU part that were ceased due to the $ devaluation. Soon, things might be looking better.

Anywho, the issues spread beyond Greece and Portugal, it is a group named PIGS: Portugal, Ireland, Greece, and Spain. Also, Italy is not far behid…it could be PIIGS soon :).

The news in the EURO blog community is that the EU won’t bail out these countries and won’t reject them from the union….so, what would happen? Common answer: they will loose sovereignty. Initially, it’s just fiscal, but we know how that goes. In essense, the EU heads + IMF will stand by to bail them out, then they will take over the management of budget/approvals. IMF+EU will enforce, as it is now into works, a spartan plan of budget cuts combined with tax hikes (along with already mentioned extended age for retirement)….Problem solved 🙂

Of course, the greeks were already on the street before the final plans were even announced.

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Interesting times indeed Flu. I’ve been expecting the Euro to drop against the $ for sometime. I still have some unfinished projects in a certain EU part that were ceased due to the $ devaluation. Soon, things might be looking better.

Anywho, the issues spread beyond Greece and Portugal, it is a group named PIGS: Portugal, Ireland, Greece, and Spain. Also, Italy is not far behid…it could be PIIGS soon :).

The news in the EURO blog community is that the EU won’t bail out these countries and won’t reject them from the union….so, what would happen? Common answer: they will loose sovereignty. Initially, it’s just fiscal, but we know how that goes. In essense, the EU heads + IMF will stand by to bail them out, then they will take over the management of budget/approvals. IMF+EU will enforce, as it is now into works, a spartan plan of budget cuts combined with tax hikes (along with already mentioned extended age for retirement)….Problem solved 🙂

Of course, the greeks were already on the street before the final plans were even announced.

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Interesting times indeed Flu. I’ve been expecting the Euro to drop against the $ for sometime. I still have some unfinished projects in a certain EU part that were ceased due to the $ devaluation. Soon, things might be looking better.

Anywho, the issues spread beyond Greece and Portugal, it is a group named PIGS: Portugal, Ireland, Greece, and Spain. Also, Italy is not far behid…it could be PIIGS soon :).

The news in the EURO blog community is that the EU won’t bail out these countries and won’t reject them from the union….so, what would happen? Common answer: they will loose sovereignty. Initially, it’s just fiscal, but we know how that goes. In essense, the EU heads + IMF will stand by to bail them out, then they will take over the management of budget/approvals. IMF+EU will enforce, as it is now into works, a spartan plan of budget cuts combined with tax hikes (along with already mentioned extended age for retirement)….Problem solved 🙂

Of course, the greeks were already on the street before the final plans were even announced.

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Interesting times indeed Flu. I’ve been expecting the Euro to drop against the $ for sometime. I still have some unfinished projects in a certain EU part that were ceased due to the $ devaluation. Soon, things might be looking better.

Anywho, the issues spread beyond Greece and Portugal, it is a group named PIGS: Portugal, Ireland, Greece, and Spain. Also, Italy is not far behid…it could be PIIGS soon :).

The news in the EURO blog community is that the EU won’t bail out these countries and won’t reject them from the union….so, what would happen? Common answer: they will loose sovereignty. Initially, it’s just fiscal, but we know how that goes. In essense, the EU heads + IMF will stand by to bail them out, then they will take over the management of budget/approvals. IMF+EU will enforce, as it is now into works, a spartan plan of budget cuts combined with tax hikes (along with already mentioned extended age for retirement)….Problem solved 🙂

Of course, the greeks were already on the street before the final plans were even announced.

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Was Jeff the guy with the Cape Coral, FL investments (condos)? If so, I haven’t seen any mention of him here on pigginton. However, Jeff’s investing strategies @ the SDCIA forum are a “classic”.

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Was Jeff the guy with the Cape Coral, FL investments (condos)? If so, I haven’t seen any mention of him here on pigginton. However, Jeff’s investing strategies @ the SDCIA forum are a “classic”.

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Was Jeff the guy with the Cape Coral, FL investments (condos)? If so, I haven’t seen any mention of him here on pigginton. However, Jeff’s investing strategies @ the SDCIA forum are a “classic”.

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Was Jeff the guy with the Cape Coral, FL investments (condos)? If so, I haven’t seen any mention of him here on pigginton. However, Jeff’s investing strategies @ the SDCIA forum are a “classic”.

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Was Jeff the guy with the Cape Coral, FL investments (condos)? If so, I haven’t seen any mention of him here on pigginton. However, Jeff’s investing strategies @ the SDCIA forum are a “classic”.

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thanks for the link/article TG. That’s exactly how I read it as well. I can believe I see something that’s making sense…..

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