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Let's get to the bottom of this. We are 2000 Dow points above any sort of acceptable bottom. Housing won't see a bottom for at least 5 quarters. Unemployment bottom? None, we just won't be able to ever get back to what used to be called full employent a few years ago.
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We'll continue to see Serin bottoming for other guys, though.
Murst!
And a recent NY Times article had the author asking what if the new normal for auto companies is consumers purchasing new cars only once a decade instead of every 3-4 years?
Asset price deflation will continue in all sectors, in real terms, and that includes skilled labor.
Very nice.
i see eastern euro girl asses. has to be.
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