• cheesybuddha@lemmy.world
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    1 day ago

    They would be crazy to keep investing in the US at this point. Why throw good money after bad? Time to cut your loses and move on I think.

    • Tiger@sh.itjust.works
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      Because the US economy is like a coked up salesman, not a great guy, but he’s hit those growth targets out of the park. Until now. But he’s running out of gas and the party’s over, pissed off too many people.

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        6 hours ago

        So investing in the US is something like buying shady Crypto coins? Hope you get some huge gains before it tanks and possibly takes down the rest of the economy with it?

        That sounds as American as apple pie.

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        Yeah and they are getting to a point where there isn’t much growth to be had.

        Which is why I think he wants Venezuela and Greenland, I honestly think the US is kind of broke.

        If that keeps the party going, then unfortunately some will keep investing.

        Hence why it’s actually critical not to just give him Greenland, making it hard will have an impact.

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          20 hours ago

          All of this is dead on. I hope one day the US can regain the worlds trust, but I don’t expect it in my lifetime.

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            6 hours ago

            I kinda hope they dissolve and something more reasonable forms from their ashes. They are too big and with too much military and economic power concentrated in one spot.

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            11 hours ago

            I’m surprised anyone trusted the USA after it broke the Bretton Woods agreement, said it was temporary, and then adopted a post-hoc Keynesian rationale.