[The-Shoveler]

One thing we saw with the defense industry moving in the late 80’s early 90’s is the talented ones stayed and started new companies (most of the high tech start-ups in orange county started from that),
I would not be happy moving to Dallas area, but whatever floats their boat.

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Won’t be long before TX, starts looking like CA, Smog, congestion, budget defects.

And a population screaming for regulation It’s already starting to happen.

Only with high heat, humidity and the occasional tornado.
Luck to them.

[The-Shoveler]

Really you’re finding stuff that can be financed at today’s rates and prices and still be positive?

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Anything that can be automated WILL be automated regardless.

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You will never starve as long as you have a costco card.

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These Jobs will most likely not be your typical manufacturing job, they will require mid level skills.

Also there is a growing push to raise lower wage levels,

U.S. a ‘rising star’ of global manufacturing

http://www.reuters.com/article/2014/04/25/us-usa-manufacturers-costs-idUSBREA3O0AW20140425

[The-Shoveler]

Depends on what you think hyperinflation is.

10% inflation is not hyperinflation to me, it is high inflation but not hyperinflation.

>30% is hyperinflation to me which I think is extremely unlikely.

but 10% inflation is very likely IMO

The Raise the minimum wage is really gaining steam IMO.
Jesse is right also MO.
Work 40 or more hours a week, earn a living wage, like it or not I think it is coming.

http://video.cnbc.com/gallery/?video=3000269436&__source=yahoo%7cheadline%7cquote%7cvideo%7c&par=yahoo

(well at least in this subject), he is probably mostly right in a lot of other things but he does take it to a bit of an extreme.

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China and Russia are struggling just trying to not get overthrown by their own people LOL.
Why do you think we have so many Chinese buy USA RE LOL.

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The most gold in private hands is also in the USA.

#1!!! by a long shot “United States”

8,133.5 78.3%
The United States holds the largest gold reserve in the world. With 8,133.5 tonnes, U.S. gold holdings are worth approximately $269.67 billion. This massive gold reserve represents about .9436 an ounce for every person living in the country.
The majority of the American gold is reported to be held in the world-famous United States Bullion Depository in Fort Knox, Kentucky, although there is some controversy that suggests otherwise. The remainder of the U.S. reserves are held at the Philadelphia Mint, the Denver Mint, the West Point Bullion Depository, and the San Francisco Assay Office.
The top ten largest owners of gold in the world are reported to control a total of 24,258.3 tonnes, or over 855 million ounces. At current spot prices, this gold would be worth approximately $804.35 billion and represents about 15.4% of all the gold ever mined.
We continue to urge all Gold World readers to buy and hold both gold and silver in anticipation of significantly higher precious metal prices.

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Delete wrong thread

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I see a market for Total recall type virtual vacations that can be shared as well.

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Really, you get three weeks!

Just kidding.

Just sign on with one of those unlimited vacation time Jobs and see what you can get away with.

Anyone done that ?

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Meanwhile

Weibo shares jump in market debut.

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Could not do that without a recession IMO.

Fed not in a position for a recession right now (also IMO).

Too many pension funds would go belly up.

Kind Of like China, (how to pop their housing bubble and have the leaders still be alive afterwards).

Russia has little to lose right now, Oil is not going to be the thing it was in the past soon.

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Absent some major international incident.

Unlike many here I have full faith the Fed can push and pull levers and keep the entire house of playing cards and bubble gum from collapsing or collapsing on demand.

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