I had made a prediction a few months back that gold would hit 1,200 before it ever saw 2,000. In light of the bullshit going on with credit scares in Europe, I'm inclined to not bet against gold for a good long while. The technicals obviously show it's overbought: it hasn't paired inflation. Unfortunately there's no shelf life for an irrational market. You could be waiting forever for gold to plummet.
Stupid people are capable of great wisdom, and smart people are capable of incredible stupidity.Enemy went to private school. You've seen the result. Just sayin'
OTC commodity markets is shady++Aaaaand you have just discovered the new bubble. Now, the key is to find the rarely publicized off shoot of the precious metals commodities market where you can hit the bubble early for the payoff before everyone else (which isl, like, everyone) looks at gold as the new housing market.
It's non intuitive but higher taxes don't necessarily correlate with better anything. I actually live in the 10th highest property tax as a % of home value in the entire country (NYC level tax on single family homes blows up the price). We don't have services at all, it's 50/50 the road even gets plowed in the winter. Could go on a rant on how civil service pays 2 to 3 times more than equivalent private sector jobs but eh >.>
I think university tuition is grossly inflated from the student loan process. Universities know that they can push a FAFSA application through for any price at 0 risk of not being paid. It's textbook self dealing/moral hazard. The government has never offered subsidized loans for prep school so the market is pretty 'pure.'
Like oil companies? You take the free competition out, then they can all charge what they want. They're the only thing left so the whole free market system won't work here
Remember when we used to pay $4000 for a new computer? Sucks that we still do. Oil companies are not a good example because of all the government subsidies and tax breaks. I also blame the futures market.
I'm not saying privatize the whole thing. they would be competing with a free alternative, so if the parents still gotta pay 4g out of pocket, they won't gain any students.Again, what makes you think this would cause tuition prices to drop? Does university tuition drop with colleges? No, they all go up.
Sex must be kind of awkward... he probably has a 12" dong if all things are proportional, puncturing her lung if he went in to the hilt.
And primary education is required until your sixteen... Secondary is completely optional.
i don't have kids, yet still pay property taxes. got this theory part of those property taxes cover the other stuff as well as sending your kid to school... so you could easily offset the private costs at more than 4k per student. not to mention the private school prices will drop as the markets open up for taking kids from failing public schools.