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  1. I met a gentlemen that has an older F-150. He got rid of the rust, then did the entire bottom half of it in Rhino paint. Not only did it look good, but it was extremely functional.

  2. There’s no place to hide.

    Crude oil and other commodities find it hard to fight the interest rate increase and a slowing China and China will effect everything. Crude oil is now in a bear market just in the last two months. Silver and Gold can’t fight the strong dollar and may very well keep making new lows. The Russell 2000 has a “death cross” today which generally portends an extended bear market. And consists of small companies which mostly make their profits in the US. The big international companies are being hurt by the strong dollar and tariffs which will show up in future lower earnings.

    And Bitcoin has fallen apart in the last hour crashing through 6,000 down 10%. It’s cousins are down anywhere from 10-17%.

    While crude is crashing natural gas is flying and will mean much higher prices for those who use it.

    As I write this the Dow is down 185.

    Interesting times, indeed.

  3. While we civilians concern ourselves with the Chinese debt bubble and the trade imbalances, you can rest assured that our wonderful military is more concerned with strategic issues pertaining to the shipping lanes.
    I do not know how to say war is good for the economy in mandarin. We may all find out if that bubble pops.

  4. And even with ALL the bad decisions China has made they are still only about 27% in debt as we are. It’s high time WE THE PEOPLE demand fiscal restraint and a balanced or even a leveraged toward restraint budget. Time to get a lot of people off the American dole, I do not mean earned entitlements I mean handouts.

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