government is expensive. return?
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Supply and Demand...buying and selling...likes and dislikes...night and day...sun and moon...male and female...happy and sad...positive and negative, hot and cold...up and down, good and evil, etc etc...
Sounds simple and basic and boring enough...but not that many people truly understand this profound relationship,
-- Much more so in application to the trading world,
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It seems that the disasters linked to the hurricane, are showing why governments can be useful. Don't you think so?
no. government has worsen the problem.
https://www.usnews.com/opinion/arti...od-insurance-before-the-next-hurricane-harvey
Here is one billionnaire who created his dreamlife - ensuring that no governments links would interfere of mess up his "paradise". Now - though I am sure he has insurances - he is asking for little everyone to "donate", and I am sure will star lobbying British government ( aka the tax payers) to "help".
No government is great when all is good. When the shit it the fan, people look forward to
well run governments "bailouts".
No government is great when all is good. When the shit it the fan, people look forward to
well run governments "bailouts".
zdreg: you are the one who is ani-government.
My point of view is : the issue is not about the necessity of a government, but about the
QUALITY ( well run) of a government.
And yes : those who do not like governments, when the shi hit the fan aways look for ways to extract money from well run governments.
My point of view is : the issue is not about the necessity of a government, but about the
QUALITY ( well run) of a government.
And yes : those who do not like governments, when the shi hit the fan aways look for ways to extract money from well run governments.
Venezuelan stock market. In Bolivars.
I'm sure not everyone is unhappy in Venezuela. Would you agree?
Maybe there are hundreds of thousands of people without toilet paper. But look at the chart and imagine you're a gov't business crony.
It's only different here to a degree. We have our i-bankers and hedgies who are cleaning up and the masses are falling behind in inflation adjusted wages.
The question you have to ask yourself is whether western central banks are ever going to put on the brakes again or not. I don't think the answer is as cut and dried as most people think. Either way.
I'm sure not everyone is unhappy in Venezuela. Would you agree?
Maybe there are hundreds of thousands of people without toilet paper. But look at the chart and imagine you're a gov't business crony.
It's only different here to a degree. We have our i-bankers and hedgies who are cleaning up and the masses are falling behind in inflation adjusted wages.
The question you have to ask yourself is whether western central banks are ever going to put on the brakes again or not. I don't think the answer is as cut and dried as most people think. Either way.