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Mar 12 2020 08:50am
Quote (thesnipa @ Mar 12 2020 10:45am)
Your waifu can't get corona, but it will be the 4th disease she's a host of.


It's not my fault she's a bug chaser

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Mar 12 2020 09:01am
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ya, evictions, gun violence, good rap music, and winning world wars. America is an enigma.


"world wars" winning ? Tom Cruise or Steven Spielberg eventually.

What about these 401k moanings ? It could be just few months, up to like 2 years.
Evictions ? Yes, that i think it could be interesting to track those for the next same period.

Wait and see
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Quote (Jupe @ 12 Mar 2020 15:45)
Who's laughing now, Chads?



Post pics so I can tell you she's SHIT


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Mar 12 2020 09:17am
Quote (thesnipa @ Mar 12 2020 09:07am)
my guess is some sort of suspension on evictions with a leeway period if it extends that long in the US. either that or a pending homelessness and starvation crisis. scary shit....


News this morning is that a relief package may include federally funded sick leave.
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News this morning is that a relief package may include federally funded sick leave.


We're on the biggest bubble ever seen, debt is way worse then back in 2008 fuelled by low interest rates and interventions by central banks all over the world. What's going to happen now that we have this corona crisis on top of that if in responds to that the central banks crank up the money presses till their hands bleed. Fair question
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Mar 12 2020 09:36am
Quote (Santara @ Mar 12 2020 10:17am)
News this morning is that a relief package may include federally funded sick leave.


That's an interesting idea. honestly after last night "commerce" was banned, then walked back, i havent been tracking in real time because im guessing it will be constantly changing.
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Mar 12 2020 09:48am
Quote (Santara @ Mar 12 2020 11:17am)
News this morning is that a relief package may include federally funded sick leave.


I need this lol.
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Mar 12 2020 09:55am
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I need this lol.


I heard it's meant for poor americans on hourly rate going paycheck to paycheck. You can sell you new luxurious house in the suburbs and you'll be good for a while. Sorry bud
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Mar 12 2020 10:03am
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We're on the biggest bubble ever seen, debt is way worse then back in 2008 fuelled by low interest rates and interventions by central banks all over the world. What's going to happen now that we have this corona crisis on top of that if in responds to that the central banks crank up the money presses till their hands bleed. Fair question


In all fairness, there's no coming back from this much debt. Might as well help out the people before the house of cards caves in.
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Quote (Djunior @ Mar 12 2020 03:24pm)
We're on the biggest bubble ever seen, debt is way worse then back in 2008 fuelled by low interest rates and interventions by central banks all over the world. What's going to happen now that we have this corona crisis on top of that if in responds to that the central banks crank up the money presses till their hands bleed. Fair question


Debt is way worse for whom?

Companies have far more cash reserves than they did in 2008, that's why there are so many metrics showing we're not at 2008 levels in real terms for productivity. Banks are in good shape.

For the government it's a different story, but as long as inflation is around 2% small - moderate deficits won't cripple a major economy. Libertarians have been preaching doomsday for decades.

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