ahhhhh grabeha na pud gipang hisgotan diri oi.....
negative nman kauayaw pud palabi ug panic oi.. calm people but be vigilant nalng on what is happening.
WWWIII, tago nlang ta sa langub ani daan. hehehhehe
ahhhhh grabeha na pud gipang hisgotan diri oi.....
negative nman kauayaw pud palabi ug panic oi.. calm people but be vigilant nalng on what is happening.
WWWIII, tago nlang ta sa langub ani daan. hehehhehe
so mag stock up nalang ta ani daan ug food, guns and precious metals. Is this another sign of just how close we are to the total collapse? Mao nani ron before everyone wanted to know how to get rich but now everyone wants to know how to survive the collapse that is coming.
aw hayahay ang mga farmers cla nsad ang mudato..hahaha
I think the problem here is US spending too much. As of August 9, 2011, USA has the largest external debt of $14.59T making up 99% of its GDP. But for sure naa ra gyud ni solution. Obama is looking for a second term so for sure pangitaan ni niya ug paagi.
And on the bright side, if USA's economy is dubious, mamalhin na ang kwarta sa developing countries and for sure Philippines can benefit from it especially ang mining sector.
mao jud kay ingon pa sa mga expert recession will happen in every 4 yrs
no matter how you look at it, the USA is still the single largest economy in the world. They will always have the capability to bail themselves out. In Europe, its a lot different. I just read on reuters that if italy were to need a huge bailout, not even Germany and France could completely cover it. (2.7t usd) Consider the US where a 1t or 2t could be made available...
Given time, China could probably outpace the US economy but until then, they will always be number 1. In this time of trouble, there is LOTS of money to be made... just be patient and do a wait and see for now. Fools panic when markets drop.
if US want to recover they can...they experience depression gni kni pa kahang recession ra
possible but I dont think the Obama administration will allow it.
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