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underpants

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4. There is almost no mention of corporate profits

Reply to Bluethroughu (Reply #2)

Wed Oct 26, 2022, 09:45 PM

Oct 2022

on the corporate news operations.

As I say and post all the time - we didn’t really think that food and oil were going to let US keep all THEIR 2020 money in OUR pockets now did we?

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From Forbes regarding decline in home prices: [View all] sprinkleeninow Oct 2022 OP

Not as bad as 2008 I hope. multigraincracker Oct 2022 #1

Where's the talk about corporate profit margins at an all time high?! Bluethroughu Oct 2022 #2

There is almost no mention of corporate profits underpants Oct 2022 #4

Oh I totally agreed, and knew they'd take that opportunity out of the hands of people... Bluethroughu Oct 2022 #5

Why would you expect that in an article about home prices? And who's been wrong for 40 years? mahatmakanejeeves Oct 2022 #7

The GOP and chairman Powell of the Federal reserve. Bluethroughu Oct 2022 #8

they need to decelerate Skittles Oct 2022 #3

IMO, the prices of homes weren't matching their actual value for a long time. no_hypocrisy Oct 2022 #6