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Stock Market Talk and Trading - part 2


Novichok  4 | 8748
1 day ago   #361
I didn't move American industry to China

Hey, moron, who moved American industry to China and why?
Torq  10 | 1118
1 day ago   #362
who moved American industry to China and why?

Well, it wasn't me. :)

And I already explained to you why it happened...

people want more stuff - fast, cheap, and convenient. That leads companies to: outsource to low-wage countries, cut costs wherever possible, prioritize quantity over quality. If American consumers were a bit less retarded about fast fashion, next-day shipping, or replacing their phones every 2 years, there wouldn't be such intense pressure to find the cheapest labor available.

... you're supposed to be an engineer, your reading comprehension should be at a decent level.

So, do you want me to tell you China's secret plan or not?
cms neuf  2 | 1874
1 day ago   #363
Well done for trashing another thread

Ptak still hasn't posted any selections but mocks me despite his useless inputs

It still seems impossible to find an American who understands tariffs, VAT or inflation

And all comments from Novi come with those MAGA trademarks - victimhood, resentment, insults and bad manners
Novichok  4 | 8748
1 day ago   #364
And I already explained to you why it happened...

No. Your are lying.

There is only one reason why US companies moved production to China.

What was it?
Novichok  4 | 8748
1 day ago   #365
Dear children, never make speeches when debating obstinent weasels. They don't listen and will ignore what you said.

Always ask questions. That's what lawyers do.

Unless you enjoy watching your opponent's slow death, go for the throat and be done.

Like this:

What was the main reason why US companies moved production to China?

If you are as smart as I am, you know the answer, and have a follow up question that nails the weasel to the wall.
Alien  26 | 6575
1 day ago   #366
Dear children

Do you mean underage Russian trolls?
Novichok  4 | 8748
1 day ago   #367
What was the main reason why US companies moved production to China?
Miloslaw  24 | 5260
1 day ago   #368
What was the main reason why US companies moved production to China?

To take advantage of cheap and slave labour.

Thereby harming the American labour economy.Short sighted idiocy!
But hey, we all did it.........

Now as prices rise,Americans will suffer.......
Novichok  4 | 8748
1 day ago   #369
To take advantage of cheap and slave labour.

Hey, Torq, do you agree with Milo?
Novichok  4 | 8748
10 hrs ago   #370
Hey, Torq, it was such a simple yes-no question...

Are you still thinking or did you give up?
Novichok  4 | 8748
10 hrs ago   #371
Now as prices rise, Americans will suffer.......

Yes, paying market prices is more painful than those based on slave labor.

BTW, those suffering Americans would throw a fit if their wages were one day adjusted to what the Chinese people are paid ...to make them "competitive" in the "global economy".

Or would they smile...."We love being competitive!"
Miloslaw  24 | 5260
2 hrs ago   #372
BTW, those suffering Americans would throw a fit if their wages were one day adjusted to what the Chinese people are paid ...to make them "competitive" in the "global economy".

They would and won't accept it.So,American prices will rise......
Novichok  4 | 8748
1 hr ago   #373
So,American prices will rise......

Becaue they were artificially low all these years...

If you consider all components of the ledger, US consumers pay a vary high price for those cheap Chinese goods - just as for that "cheap" migrant labor.

There is not such thing as cheap anything. The idiots never see the invoice for the other things...Like kids...I don't see it so it doesn't exist...
Miloslaw  24 | 5260
1 hr ago   #374
Becaue they were artificially low all these years..

Agreed,but are Americans prepared to pay the price for the new reality?
It doesn't bother wealthy people like you and me but I think ordinary folks will suffer and might rise up.


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