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Our third world country expat Lieqiang is here. What is it....can't afford to live in USA anymore? How is ZIRP working out for you?
Well no, we saved enough for a USA retirement and only planned to be overseas for a one year trip, but we haven't finished seeing things yet. I suspect you know that, but need to desperately flail in any way you can.
Either way, you guaranteed I'd have to go back to work the last time the stock market took a dump, yet when it quickly recovered in the same year you were silent. All it did was demonstrate to everyone that you had no concept of how short term fluctuations don't impact long term investors, and really know nothing about personal finance or economics.
[quote=Taggerung;62358682]I can't take anything you say seriously after this statement. Some people are just too clueless to have a discussion/debate with.
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Funny, we've been saying the same about you for months now. Talk about the pot calling the kettle black...
I'm sorry, but if you don't know the difference between energy and ¡technology! then there is no useful or worthwhile discussion/debate to be had.
Since when is electric energy not energy - you are the one that called it itech, not me. Again, it is not really a debate if you dismiss anyone that doesn't agree with you.
what happens to all the college graduates of 2008,many cant find jobs commensurate with their education/skills,some went back to school to get a Master degree but still no good job offer,when the economy finally recovers,they have to compete with new graduates and found their resume is no better than these new graduates,or even worse as it shows a list of job employment of flipping burger,Uber driver,retail clerks,waiters and pizza delivery?
yes,I remember the awful 1980s when prime rate was 22 %.
It is awful to be working for a manufacturing company in the Midwest-Michigan,Illinois,Indiana,Ohio,Iowa.
No industry has seen more boom and bust than the Oil and Gas industries.
what happens to all the college graduates of 2008,many cant find jobs commensurate with their education/skills,some went back to school to get a Master degree but still no good job offer,when the economy finally recovers,they have to compete with new graduates and found their resume is no better than these new graduates,or even worse as it shows a list of job employment of flipping burger,Uber driver,retail clerks,waiters and pizza delivery?
So show us?
Before covid hit unemployment was at record lows, and real wages were at record highs. Can you demonstrate that 2008 college graduates haven't been a part of this?
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