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Originally Posted by 4-2-7
Your job growth is false and the unemployment rate is counting the ones that apply for it, many have long lost any benefits, so that's why we have record numbers of welfare and food stamps. Bob the government does funny math just so things look good.
Some areas have greater job growth and have pushed housing through the roof, but everyone can't live in the bay area. It's causing problems Bob, I wish the tech industry would move to the valley they have gotten far too big for the peninsula.
Are you off your rocker, the stock market is booming!!! LMFAO. You haven't a clue, the Fed and Quantitative easing along with zipo interest rates have propped up the SM. All at a huge detriment of devaluing the dollar.
I really feel sorry for the next president, we have a recession at least every 10 years and we're not out of the last one yet.
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You are full of shit Dan. Both of us live in the Bay Area and condo's and apartments are going up like weeds in just about every strip mall they can buy and tear down. Even the building my company occupies for the last 15 years is going to be torn down and an eleven story luxury condo is planned to go up. Currently the landlord is getting $25K per month. Guess how much the revenue will be after the condo goes up?
Just about every one of our customers (and they include several marquee names) are having a very difficult time recruiting. So Silicon Valley is booming and has been for the last three years. And then Portland where I used to have a branch and lived there part time is having it's own mini boom. And I am sure every major city is going through a similar economic revival after the economic ruin that Bush2 brought on us. Worst recession in recent memory.
So quit opinionating and back your statements up with facts. No one here cares what you think or if you are even capable of an intelligent discussion. And you can now thank Mr. Obama for our economic miracle of which I am sure you are partaking. Humility and grace please.
09-06-2015, 09:35 PM
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