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By the way, let's not forget that we are ALL immigrants here in the USA, including our Founding Fathers (may they rest in peace). Unless you are a native Indian, of course.

It's precisely because it's cheaper to hire them that companies hire them, nothing else, please stop saying otherwise. For instance, you think a company like Renault (the famous French auto maker) would delocalise and create an assembly line in Tangiers (Morocco) because they like the nice...

The problem with the US today is that our schools/colleges/universities are producing "dumb and dumber" type of students. US students, unfortunately, always end up at the bottom of every international Math, Reading and Science test, on a worldwide scale, while students from Shanghai, Singapore...

First of all don't call me "Dude", it shows a lack of civility to the most outrageous degree. And secondly, spare ET members your extremely racist remarks, like "some schmuck from Bangladesh". I have no desire to continue this conversation with you anymore, Sir.

I am not assuming anything Maverick, it's just supply and demand. If you were the CEO of a big US or European company, would you rather hire workers at 20K/year salary (from a foreign country) or $80K/year (from your own country), for the same exact position, assuming they both have the same...

Well good for you then, enjoy while it lasts like they say...

The difference is quite substantial, I can assure you. In the long run, US, European and Asian companies save BILLIONS by outsourcing. Remember just one thing: National and international laws are supposed to protect the Elite and the Elite only, NOT the average worker or Joe Six Pack...

If this Global Currency Reset program does happen this year then Oh boy!, traders who are short the US Dollar (against the Euro or the Yen for example) will make an absolute killing, I guess! :eek:

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No. Why would a US company hire American employee A for $100.000 a year rather than employee B from country XYZ for only $20.000 a year (both workers being equally qualified)? Why would you buy a pack of cigarettes for $12 in the US when you could buy the same exact pack for $2 elsewhere in...

Absolutely.

A video about the coming Global Currency Reset: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j4OsiGo10cI

Unfortunately and for the time being, they are the ones running this world, not the "freely elected" politicians you see on TV... "My kingdom is not of this world." John 18:36

Thanks for the video Ucan'tEatBonds, keep up the good work.

So trading is not for you, end of story and case closed.

If you are not willing to study those trading charts day and night (so you can find a statistical edge somewhere), then you will never be a real trader. Trading is a passion and lasts a lifetime ... and beyond.

Oh Ok, let's create a "thread" on ET so we can promote some websites for free. And of course the moderators wouldn't notice a thing, right? Anyway.

How true my friend, how true :)

Nice answer, short and to the point :cool: To the original poster : Yes you are right, in trading there is no guarantee of anything, you trade you risk, period. However, in the long run, you can beat the system, just like a Black Jack card counter can beat the casino, for example. Why? For...

This problem has nothing to do with LinkedIn. It is simply a virus that remotely connects to your email account and sends fake invitations to all members of your contact list and/or people in your "Sent" email folder. In other words, you are receiving these emails because someone else's...