F*** the Germans. This is their backyard
F*** the Germans. This is their backyard
Estimate of 6 billion dollars per year in income tax paid by filers with ITINs, most of these are undocumented. The estimate for Social Security revenue is a about 12 billion. Immigrants, documented or not, are the special sauce of US economic growth.Do they pay taxes?
Germany has already started their recession. They are going to bring down europe like they did back in 2008. No one is buying their carsF*** the Germans. This is their backyard
Yeah China is going to go through a full on depression.. which yes, will impact the USAs screwed as we are, China is in much worse shape.
Oh yeah. Putin’s market share in oil and wheat has exploded.. we sure are sticking it to him.Considering how much we piss away in military spending each and every year, that is very cost-efficient way to disrupt Putin.
yep, cheap Chinese EVs are destroying their automakers who 1) cannot hope to compete on price 2) are woefully late the the party with regard to the technology involved.Germany has already started their recession. They are going to bring down europe like they did back in 2008. No one is buying their cars
Oh yeah. Putin’s market share in oil and wheat has exploded.. we sure are sticking it to him.
Take a hike you clueless X-men
Poland has now turned their back on Ukraine to protect their own farmers from cheap Ukrainian wheat flooding the market. What a cluster.Oh yeah. Putin’s market share in oil and wheat has exploded.. we sure are sticking it to him.
Take a hike you clueless X-men
Awesome. So Americans get to send their hard earned money to Ukraine and pay more for gas..Yes, Russia is selling more oil. The problem is, they are getting less than half the price for it than they did prior to the war.
I am bearish for the next 12 months and we start to see things pick up closer to the election date. I am sticking to that theory, and now is buying period folks "NFA"Yo,
Interest rates seem stern from Fed, S&P down 1.17% on the day...
What is everybody's read on the markets in the next 6-24 months?
For those in/close to retirement, are you locking in income assets, or staying bullish on growth?
Let's see some macro forecast...I have a very strong opinion I provide my 67 year old Dad - he doesn't listen - and a fun spin on risk-on asset allocation.
Les go!!
Awesome. So Americans get to send their hard earned money to Ukraine and pay more for gas..
How to tell you voted for Biden without telling me you voted for Biden 🤣
russia's GDP is miniscule.Considering how much we piss away in military spending each and every year, that is very cost-efficient way to disrupt Putin.
Come on, China says they are fine! They never lie!Yeah China is going to go through a full on depression.. which yes, will impact the US
russia's GDP is less than 3 individual states
he is of little consequence. only brainwashed idiots buy what media/gov't is selling with regards to our "support" of the "opposition".
"we" did not.Yeah, I don't know that GDP is the best measure of potential military threat. What was the GDP of the Soviet Union? We celebrated like hell when decades of US military spending forced them out of business.
You’re a mich fan that lives on Nebraska’s board.. says all I need to know about your work like, your love life, and your BMISo you get paid to post on Rivals? That's a nice gig.
Oh it makes sense now.. you suck off the government teet.
In most circles this is called disability checks from the government, but hey- enjoy fantasy landNo, dummy. I live off of my investment dividends.
That's how I store my bitcoin too.I'm fine as long as the coffee cans buried in my yard don't rust through
I would bet a fair amount of money that our buddy Ivan spent his life in academiaIn most circles this is called disability checks from the government, but hey- enjoy fantasy land
I would bet a fair amount of money that our buddy Ivan spent his life in academia
To go back and be a professor, my god, what a gig.I would bet a fair amount of money that our buddy Ivan spent his life in academia
Waiting to see if this is a suitable type of employment for you to comment on economic conditions. Keep your fingers crossed.That's a nice compliment, but it was publishing.
Lazy profs with their fake research. Not my experience, but you do you.To go back and be a professor, my god, what a gig.
No grading, no office hours, fake published articles with fake journals. "Work" 12-15 hours a week, cancel class when you want, dismiss class when you want. Unreal.
figured it was some blowhard lineThat's a nice compliment, but it was publishing.
Come on, don't be mad about it. It is a great gig and you know it and if you go in the right field you are on easy street.Lazy profs with their fake research. Not my experience, but you do you.
figured it was some blowhard line
not too far off
I expected you to respond with some attempt to deflect or defendkk, in my short time here visiting InsideNebraska, based on your posting I think it is safe to say you are the Tommy Frazier of blowhards.
it is impossible for you to mask your barely under the surface feeling that you are better and smarter than everyone else
it's not your fault.If we're the only two in the room, then I don't think that is my fault.
I assume our friend Ivan here has an Ukraine flag outside his house and on his car next to his rainbow flag.I expected you to respond with some attempt to deflect or defend
it's what passive aggressive faux intellectuals do
straight out of the douchebag blowhard playbook
your smartest guy in the room stench emanates from every letter you type
it is impossible for you to mask your barely under the surface feeling that you are better and smarter than everyone else
in other words, a typical michigan fan
100% chance he's worn a mask in public (if he's allowed out) in the last 6 monthsI assume our friend Ivan here has an Ukraine flag outside his house and on his car next to his rainbow flag.
Yes.. it makes him think he’s healthy as his BMI continues to balloon100% chance he's worn a mask in public (if he's allowed out) in the last 6 months
Savings are about to bottom out.What caused homes to get overvalued? I would submit the cheap interest rates were part of that. The high interest rates are now bringing prices down. When rates were low, money was cheap and that drove up the competition and prices soared to what we are seeing now.
I was on a video conference about investments and they showed an historical interest rate chart and I didn't remember we had so many years of near 0 money and just now we are approaching the average, still just a hair below. Some of us on here remember the 80's when 10% was a bargain.
There are reports, this comes from Kennedy Jr that three large invest firms are the largest buyers of homes/real estate in the US. This fits into the narrative of eliminating private ownership of property. Drive the prices up, force people into debt and a wider spread between the haves and have nots and then slam it so the prices drop and are affordable to take over.
People are raiding their 401K's at an alarming rate. Credit cards are maxed out and people are running out of places to turn to get cash. Reality is reality, we like to hide from it but can't really.
Don't worry Build Back Better Part 2 will solve everything...Savings are about to bottom out.
From 2.1 trillion in 2020 to 186 billion this last month.
By October, it will be zero.
Don't worry Build Back Better Part 2 will solve everything...
Don't worry Build Back Better Part 2 will solve everything...