2007.....SAME.....no one paying attention to the REAL world.....because everyone was cash
grabbing. you know the old adage....."what goes up, MUST come down." But, let the good times
roll, as they say.
China just ended their ban on importing chicken and eggs from US. There has been a nasty virus over there killing swine and food prices are shooting through the roof. The Chinese people have been tightening their belts and new car sales have plummeted recently.
Thomas Sowell: There are no solutions, just trade-offs.
SO-O-O, here are several scenarios to contemplate.....considering ALL is awesome.....might
want to review your strategy for success. Markets,can be fickle and head fakes are not uncommon.
We are overdue for a recession, Europe is in trouble, China is in trouble, but I will take 1.9% growth over retraction, plus a couple more years of good times before Bernie Sanders comes to recreate the Gulag Archipelago in America.
Thomas Sowell: There are no solutions, just trade-offs.
THIS FUBAR is forecast to be another factor in the downturn of the economy.....Does not
look like the bird will be returning anytime soon......$$$$$ down the drain,NOT looking
good, since many airlines have removed the bird from their schedule till MARCH. Even tho
Dec. is a quoted date to take delivery.
homeagain wrote: 2007.....SAME.....no one paying attention to the REAL world.....because everyone was cash
grabbing. you know the old adage....."what goes up, MUST come down." But, let the good times
roll, as they say.
The real world? LOL
"American shoppers shelled out $9.4 billion on Cyber Monday, setting a new spending record, new data show. The total was a 19.7 percent jump from last year, according to real-time Adobe Analytics data. "
homeagain wrote: 2007.....SAME.....no one paying attention to the REAL world.....because everyone was cash
grabbing. you know the old adage....."what goes up, MUST come down." But, let the good times
roll, as they say.
The real world? LOL
"American shoppers shelled out $9.4 billion on Cyber Monday, setting a new spending record, new data show. The total was a 19.7 percent jump from last year, according to real-time Adobe Analytics data. "
