/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>57537032
>That’s putting pressure on lower-income consumers, a vital base for fast food chains.
>Low earners are the main consumer base for MORE expensive eating habits
Is there a solution to the retarded poorfag problem?

>>57292903
That may be the catalyst, but the brain drain effect compounds our dominance though far into the present and future. Other countries give free education to high skilled laborers then they leave their shit holes to come here and live better and the overtaxed population training these workers benefits naught from subsidizing their schooling. I would not be surprised if the US equity market reaches 80% of the world's share before it starts to decline in a big way.

Free college is cool, it's a great investment on human capital but ONLY WHEN that human capital actually stays in that country. It's ironic the USA has no free college since it's the country you're most likely to see the full return on that investment if you had it, but then again it's also a part of why it's appealing to migrate to... less taxes!

>>57265336
>between 10 and 15
mine is 20%...

>>57203527
where do i put all my money if i have no faith in s&p delivering more than even 8% avg annual over the next 30 years in an economy where growth is hobbled by debt + a funny money economy + birth rate collapse + whites disappearing competence crisis.

>inb4 china
i will not pump your bags

I just want a reasonably certain 10% annual avg return floor over 20-30 years. It's not much. How volatile do I really need to go for that? Is it over? Is the whole species too close to the great population decline to achieve that without going big risk anymore?

>>57188864
gold is for wealth preservation not creation, what an insane play to go into debt to buy it...