Posts by Henry Martinez27
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We’re sitting at 19th out of 33 in the USA by median, which is basically half of what they have in Italy.
Keep in mind this data is about a month old, unlike
the stuff from Ireland, which is from four years ago (2018).
Or those numbers for Canada and Slovakia from two years back.
1-Switzerland .. $4,941 2020
10-Ireland ...... $2,185 2018
11-France ....... $1,975 2020
12-Italy .......... $1,700 2022
13-Spain ........ $1,501 2019
14-Czech ........ $1,128 2022
15-Estonia ...... $1,084 2022
16-Malta ......... $1,057 2021
17-Portugal ..... $1,002 2021
18-Canada ..... $948 2020
19-America ....... $899 2022 -> Forbes says it's $888
20-Poland ........ $868 2021
21-Greece ........ $841 2020
22-Slovakia ...... $830 2020
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Just a quick correction on that Forbes article. They also claim:
"… The median net pay for November 2022 was $2.25, meaning half of all workers earned less, and half earned more."
For those 808,503 employees, that works out to less than $950.
Meanwhile, Medicare reports that the average pension (excluding international agreements) for November was $1.00 … about $460.
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Trolling? No way. Maybe just toss in another two scenarios so people actually have a choice. Let them pick from three different proposals depending on what works for them.
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Nancy Gomez26 said:While they are collecting a salary from the Federal Reserve, they promote the policies of the Federal Reserve. It stands to reason. They might hold different views privately—opinions they may only feel free to voice once that Federal Reserve paycheck stops flowing and any hope of returning to such a seat vanishes. An intelligent man understands that biology eventually catches up with everyone. As for the Eurozone, that story is far from over. It possesses distinct advantages, certainly, but also glaring flaws—primarily rooted in human nature and certain systemic vices that a single currency can no longer mask.
Congrats!
Once we join the Eurozone, that part in parentheses could just be:
... we won't be able to hide it anymore.
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If they keep up this pace—especially after how they handled truffles, LCD screens, and those tiny Fiats—honestly, I think they might actually be catching up to them pretty soon...🤷
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That whole conspiracy was actually blown wide open like four months ago,
right there in post 2952 over on this other forum.
And look, people tried taking action and doing the right thing way before that—about five months back.
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neondriver5 said:I wasn't looking to short the market at all; if anything, I’d be leaning toward a long position once the timing felt right.
Honestly, I appreciate the support from everyone here. If I wanted to be told "just let it go, leave it to the big players," I could have just stayed home and listened to my girlfriend.
Anyways, if anyone knows of any US brokers that allow for live gold trading, please let me know!
Check this out: admiralmarkets.com
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Gold has been carving out a small and a massive triangle pattern here. This big one was pulled straight from this page.
You can break out of this triangle in any direction (along with a throwback or a pullback), so
on the small scale, we could see a dip down to maybe 1510, or a rally up to the level Amanda Gomez47 pointed out.
As for the big one... heh, yeah, looks like a beautiful chance for a beautiful crash lasting about 4 months.
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quiettrucker12 said:I wouldn't rush it if I were you. There’s zero urgency right now. In fact, we probably need to wait until the DXY clears 80.15. The stock market correction and the Dollar rally are just getting warmed up—gold has barely started its slide. Honestly, I thought silver would put up a better fight than this...
... but there's one bearish signal and a pretty massive hidden divergence.
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