• 13 responses

    1. @bens6446
      2024-09-09

      Nice sound at the beginning!

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    2. @ryanmcc09
      2024-09-09

      But if things are getting cheaper because of technology, is the impact still the same? Wages have gone down, but before Biden things were cheaper than they've ever been.

      Yes, the wealth gap created is real but if I can still live my life how I'd like I don't care Bezos gets rich if he provides a valuable service.

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    3. @nickblack8934
      2024-09-09

      the scary part is 'median employment to population ratio' nose dived despite all the $trillions$ in QE and money printing since 2008

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    4. @jmcmob608
      2024-09-09

      Thank you very much…

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    5. @HODIUSDUDE
      2024-09-09

      Can you talk about oil and gas equities this week?

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    6. @Fish_Ventura
      2024-09-09

      Thx

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    7. @exeteracres
      2024-09-09

      Anyone have a link to the article discussed right at the end of the show? I can't find it. Thanks

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    8. @cjgray9352
      2024-09-09

      Outsourcing and jobs to foreign workers has suppressed wages as much as technology

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    9. @duncancurry4
      2024-09-09

      False alternative. Economic freedom is more fundamental than Technology when it comes to Employment-to-Population. From Patriot Act to SOX to Dodd Frank to TARP, we have seen massive increases in regulation and control, and correspondingly lower growth and employment. This is basic Economics 101. Free markets work.

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    10. @dannyhe4175
      2024-09-09

      Here is an audacious idea " Fed Chairman Robert" – it is time to have less PHD, more real-life experience approach to manage Monetary policy.

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    11. @llorens5880
      2024-09-09

      Some of the missing workers from the work force might be You Tube content creators.

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    12. @Wendathena
      2024-09-09

      Thanks for the explanation on the share buy backs. What about when a company decides to split it shares – is that what you mean by "issuing more shares"? I know that if I own the stock, I will get a doubling of the number of shares I own. I know that Berkshire has never done this, which is why it's share price is so high. Do they do it just so they can make the share price more attractive even though the underlying ratios don't change. Or is it so they have more shares to offer new hires and execs?

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    13. @tedparker8935
      2024-09-09

      The new background is better (darker and a little out of focus) that helps… but still distracting… sigh.
      Fortunately I’m a YouTube subscriber so I can turn the screen off and just listen to the audio. I’ll keep checking back occasionally to see if I can start watching your show again, and not just listening.

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