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This is exactly why Republicans push to keep wages low, because if people can still have nice things but live paycheck to paycheck they can be controlled and not pay attention to how politicians and rich CEOs are fucking them. The entire reason OWS happened was because the college age kids had nothing to lose.. |
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And all you do is cry about America on an American board. You hate us. And I'm not the only person that has pointed this out. |
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Do you really not see the connection? I made a post here over 2 months ago telling what I saw right then in the freight market due to the tariffs. Now just as I said a bit over 2 months later we are at the start of a crash. Trump was handed a booming economy and he crashed it trying to be Mr deal maker. Also the situation with NK.. umm the little Supreme leader didnt do anything he agreed to do other than talked a few times. Syria is in ruins and people are still dying there day in and out. Russia attacked our country and still continues to attack it day in and out and Trump has done nothing but whatever Putin wants.. Are you serious? |
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This is actually a great question Huey put forth. It's fun to watch you libs pile on the bullshit. |
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However Trump went way too far with it and he pulled us out of TPP giving us no seat at the table to put any pressure on China from that angle. All those farmers hit by the tarrifs are never getting that level production back. Even once the tarrifs ended the market share we had in China was lost.. All those soybean farmers are shit out of luck because they used to ship to China and now Trump lost their market place because China replaced them from elsewhere. Same with the beaf and poultry industry China stopped buying. Now the farmers lost a huge amount of their market share that they cant replace.. Tarrifs were put on a freeze but the market share didnt go back to the American farmers. Trump fucked them.. You gonna say Hillary would've done that? |
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And nobody’s going to be permanently fucked. Yeah some eggs are going to be cracked but How else are you going to make that omelette? Plus don’t forget the trade war isnt over yet, and we already have China guaranteed to buy over $1 trillion worth of goods from us. |
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You are not living in reality or you have no clue what is going on if you think what Trump did was smart. This wasn't just about China.. Also in the end what did Trump get? He basically renamed NAFTA. Lost a bunch of business to China, he certainly didn't gain any. NAFTA II, is the same deal but actually now more cars are allowed to be made in Mexico & Canada. It fixed a few things, that were gonna be fixed anyway but over all it's the same deal it's why everyone calls it NAFTA II.. Then lets talk about Russia. There is zero question if there was collusion or not. We have already seen direct evidence of collusion. The only question is how far did they go.. Was it just the Trump hotel meeting and trying to get the emails or did it go further. There is 1 thing that is 100% certain. There is absolutely zero question that Putin/Russians have dirty shit on Trump. My guess is Trump has been laundering Russian money for years. You don't have 500+ shell corporations to dodge taxes.. You have 500+ shell corporations because you are laundering money.. That is 100% fact.. The only question, is what will Muller be able to prove and how far did he dig into Trump's shell corporations. One thing is fucking certain, while Hillary had her issues, she wasn't owned by the fucking Russians.. She wasn't a fucking traitor. |
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Omg how delusional could you be? Zero question? Did you forget the bipartisan senate intelligence committee conducted a fucking 2 year investigation with over 200 interviews and found not a single iota of evidence that suggests Russian collusion? I guess if Mueller finds Trump innocent you guys won’t accept that as well, huh? |
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But I bet you think its legitimate... |
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help me rhonda :Oh crap
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How about, buy a car you can actually afford.
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Much a do 'bout not'n... for now anyway....
Many of those late are government employees. What else could you expect. I'm more worried about trump getting us into a war with Iran. He has been headed that way for more than a year and it looks like he might just pull it off so his bud's in Russia and Saudi Arabia can have higher oil prices and more control of the oil market. |
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decreasing interests to bring fresh money in the economy is a legit instrument. but IN A CRISIS !!!! above on that obama was signing the Dodd Frank act what made it impossible fro banks to give foul credits and hide them inside of fonds and nontransparent papers. after the dodd frank act took place the loans to private sector decreased and loans to business investions rised. but last not least, the dodd frank act prevented that taxpayers will pay again for bancrupt banks (what forced them to work with responsability). i am pretty sure - if the dodd franlk act would come from trump you would praise it over all. but unfortunately trump was the one that canceled it because he had always in mind to hold the normal taxpayers responsable for his BS. |
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Yes, the banks could do it all again. The best tell tale sign they have little to no meaning anymore is that the banks quit complaining about them. I want Glass-Steagall (repealed in 1999) fully resumed. That is what the banks feared and why you only had Dodd-Frank act. Investment banks should not be able to put consumer funds at risk under FDIC. It never seems to matter what regulations you create, they are just one new financial instrument away from side-stepping them. |
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he fires up the economy that was already healthy. and he fires the economy on the bill of the small people. banks are out from the risk because they do not have to pay for what is not paid back at the end. if you take all this loans to private sector out you can see that trump created a bubble that can not work on longer term because all loans HAVE to be paid back and when they are paid back this money will be missed in the local economy. i don´t know why that is so hard to understand for trumpers. all of them can take a loan now and travel around the world and celebrate big parties. but WHAT they are going to do when the loans have to be paid back ? it is so easy: if you can not afford to buy a new car today and borrow the money and the day comes to pay it back you will be even less able to buy one. you can not make money from private consumption. it always leaves the one who takes that loan in a worse situation than before because the money he pays back plus the interest will smaller his future budget. even a kid should understand that. i assume that trump is working on the next crisis because it is a great chance to make billions and billions for a few people - and he is one of the few. if you look at the tax-cutt deal for private people you can see even the timing in it. in 10 years they will be back to normal taxes. but they will not be able to pay back their debts til than. this is the day when the rich will buy all much cheaper as it was originally from the ones that lend money to buy it. after all those goods, houses and lands are in the hand of the rich, the price will increase and this is how the rich are making money and the poor and middle class will pay for it. and even when the country is fucked after that it does not matter for them because they can go to their own clean islands and will not see the chaos they´ve created. |
car payments with interest is no joke.
or expensive cars with high interest |
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unfortunately the US is build on credits. the economy was always fired up with loans and nobody ever thought that to the end. loans for companies and infrastructure are something completely else because they help to make more - loans to consumers work only til all of them are just working for interest and paying back. when this day comes they are a complete fallout for the economy. I can not understand why people never think this to the end. than they would see what suicide game trump plays. |
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did you ? or are you just interested in populistic bullshit written by people with no plan at all ? so who do you think will be the shit show at the end? the problem with NK would have been resolved the same way as the iron curtain was resolved. and this needs time and partners. regarding partners i can give you a new poll from germany where people get asked what they are most fear and what they understand as biggest problems in the world. According to this survey, 56% of Germans now consider the usa to be the greatest threat to world peace. In 2017, it was still 40% and only 14% believed that 2014 I would say: good bye partners |
I've got a paid off ride that's over 12 years old. Gets me to where I need to go. Nothing fancy and certainly not impressive, but no car payments. That's the key - live below your means if possible. Buying things you can't afford is like digging a whole in quicksand.
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Something for people to remember, the article states 3 months is the point where cars are reposessed. So we're talking about millions of people losing their primary way to get to work.
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I still don't buy cars brand new. Why? Buy a year old car with 20k miles on it, like new, saves a lot of money. I drive a 2012 Jeep Grand Cherokee (Four wheel drive) and I freaking love it; We also have a Challenger and a Jeep Renegade - all bought "slightly used". |
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i.e yesterday published indicators. Continuing Jobless Claims 2nd february week - 33.000 over forcast 37.000 over last week (what was already higher than forcast) core PPI January (=production costs exclude agrar) MoM + 0.3% MoY + 2.6% Retail sales (including carsales) in december (best month in the year) have been MoM expected +0.3 % but reality is -1.2 % Year to year forcast was +4.5 % but reality is +2.3 if someone think this effect came from the weak carsales - nope. retail sales EXCLUDING cars have been expected at 0.3% but the real number was -1.8 % now wait the numbers of today. i assume that export prices increased through the higher core PPI. higher prices means less exports. and this again will lead to a even higher trade deficit (because import prices are on the way down). how can it be that import prices are on the way down? it is because chinese are not stupid. the brought many factories to india, bangladesh and thailand - and those exports are not effected by trumps trade war. the reality that trump supporters don´t want to see is: 1. the imports under trump increased from monthly 220 billion to 260 billion export increased only from 190 billion to 210 billion - so and additional trade deficit of monthly 20 billion - great job ! 2. in 8 years obama with the biggest financial crisis in the last 100 years the us debt went up from 12 trillion to 19 trillion - so less than 1 trillion per year where most money was used to get out of the crisis (what worked as the US was the country worldwide where the change have happend first). now let´s see how much new gov.debt trump made in only 2 years and with no crisis: in 2 years the dept went from 19 trillion to 22,3 trillion what is around 1.5 trillion per year or 65% MORE per month as obama used within the crisis. great job ! |
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unfortunatly i can not find the page anymore but in short it is like this: poor people a. they exchange time for money b. they busing things what they don´t need but can afford (the 99 cent table) c. they do not (can not)save money middle class: a. have a good income but mostly want to be more as they are. thats why they b. put their money in luxury goods and buy liabilities (leasing bigger cars as they can afford, going at the credit card limit every month) rich people: a. earn from values and not from time or work b. reducing liabilities c. everything they buy have to make them more money so if you get a loan to buy something that makes you more money as the interest you pay for - this is not really a loan this is a financed investment. this is also the reason why you really CAN help an economy with debts but as soon as the interest is more than the benefit it is a one way road. |
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Glad I could educate you on good debt and bad debt. You're welcome, Tommy. |
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