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<blockquote data-quote="Robert M" data-source="post: 3881231" data-attributes="member: 9628"><p>Doc - You are right, the U.S.A. is the GREATEST country on this planet. I will not debate you on the stock market, I am not knowledgable enough to even try. No, no other county has ever built anything like the SR-71, it is just too bad that, again, we have to depend on other counties to provide the fuel (oil) to run that thing, or for that matter anything in this country.</p><p></p><p>The world economy, yes many/most of the American companies are now using resources outside of our country to produce their product. That makes me wonder, for instance, if I invest in an American company that is doing well, how much of that investment actually stays in the U.S.? If that company is posting good return in the stock market but actually their investing is overseas (labor and manuf.) to produce their product, how is that really helping America as a whole? Another question, I hear about this huge deficit that the U.S. owes around the world, I would suppose that this is because we buy/import much more than we sell/manuf./export? Is this what they are talking about? If so, how long can this large gap continue as it keeps getting wider? What would happen if you or I ran our business or home finances that way? How long would we continue to exist?</p><p></p><p>R</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Robert M, post: 3881231, member: 9628"] Doc - You are right, the U.S.A. is the GREATEST country on this planet. I will not debate you on the stock market, I am not knowledgable enough to even try. No, no other county has ever built anything like the SR-71, it is just too bad that, again, we have to depend on other counties to provide the fuel (oil) to run that thing, or for that matter anything in this country. The world economy, yes many/most of the American companies are now using resources outside of our country to produce their product. That makes me wonder, for instance, if I invest in an American company that is doing well, how much of that investment actually stays in the U.S.? If that company is posting good return in the stock market but actually their investing is overseas (labor and manuf.) to produce their product, how is that really helping America as a whole? Another question, I hear about this huge deficit that the U.S. owes around the world, I would suppose that this is because we buy/import much more than we sell/manuf./export? Is this what they are talking about? If so, how long can this large gap continue as it keeps getting wider? What would happen if you or I ran our business or home finances that way? How long would we continue to exist? R [/QUOTE]
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