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Payrolls in U.S. Rise More Than Projected, Jobless Rate at 5%

Or should I say kushinator stupid?!?

That brings me to another fact, during the same period that student DEBT is skyrocketing,at the same time wages paid to graduates is plummeting. That can only be descried as a positive by mindless Obamaphiles like kushinator.

PS I fully expect that I wil be banned from this site, because of whiny complaints to the mods from kushinato.r
 
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You seem to be describing your own situation.



I already stated this point. :lol:



Why don't you?



Pretending to be an expert will not go well.

At the moment, there are about $100 billion in high yield energy bonds trading at distressed levels. Is this enough to create a contagion across the financial world as the mortgage crisis did in 2008? IMO, it's not even close. The real risk is with respect to investment.

Will consumption be able to take up the slack left from a shortfall in global energy investment?



I don't need to both regurgitate and name drop a magazine.

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With weak global demand and a strong dollar, corporate profits have taken a slight hit in 2015, and it is expected to continue into QII 2016. However, as global economic conditions normalize in the coming months, there is no reason to believe the U.S. is even close to a recession.



You may continue to embarrass yourself.

IGNORANCE IS BLISS.... Your Lord and Holy Master's 'recovery/economy' can't sustain a paltry 25 bps off 0% without causing to collapse? Again your historic numbers are meaningless, I will educate you again in the next quarter.
 
I did make a misstatement regarding Corp Finance options. Corps do indeed have the option for 20-30 yr financing for their CRE.
 
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