Outlaw

Trying to wrap my head around how that Car puts down that power on rear wheels.

Nizer

Interesting article

C.J. Ichiban

the only issue with that job growth chart is that our workforce is not expanding rapidly...so- if there are 150M eligible workers in workforce, if population is dead stable (not quite on a rocket upwards right now nationwide) then there will be a contraction in job growth but not overall workforce availability or job availability.

flawed facts from the bear...

C.J. Ichiban

no offense taken-


my thought in doing my GT car lottery draft system in Fresno was that not everyone gets everything- there are the following cars to distribute:

GT3
GT2RS
GT4 (rs?)
GT3RS .2
Boxster Spyder?
Sport Classic/ Speedster?

So- I literally called our top points earner and said- you get ONE CHOICE my man...where do you want to be #1 slot?

He said...GT2RS. He's already got a UV RS (why get the .2? I love my car and it's under warranty forever)

So, lesson to be gained there is that if we work TOGETHER with the dealers, even small guys like me can spread the wealth on the Porsche GT car front because if you add all the allocations up I will for sure get 20 of them...so my top 20 guys are distributed through the model lineup- some guys won't ever sniff an RS from me but only because my store does not have infinite allocations otherwise I am sure it would be 50 guys in the GT3RS list and 5 guys in the GT3 list and 20 guys in the GT2RS list

tasman

Sounds fair to me. Wish I lived closer to you to be in your lotto. Sick of all the BS with he dealers I have dealt with. Just want straight forward and honest information. Seems impossible to get at times

Spyerx

I wait patiently.

jo_ker

i can´t buy. but i´m curious!

Archimedes

Not true. The employment rate (percent of pop) isn't what matters when talking about valuation. Total overall growth is what matters. If valuations are growing, but there is no underlying real economic growth (either in terms of labor or productivity), you have a problem (i.e., bubble). Which is exactly what we have, and it is 100 percent driven and supported by the Fed's manipulation of interest rates below where they naturally should be. The taxpayer is funding a massive transfer of wealth to a small percentage of society. There are so many signs that the market is out of whack, but as long as the Fed and Central banks around the developing world continue to manipulate lending rates, we'll have a bubble until they eventually lose control and we have a crash. The market is up almost solely due to a search for yield due to low rates, not underlying economic growth.

SmokinV10

Except that the Viper put down a 7:01 at the ring beating everything we've been talking about except for the 918 and the questionable lambo times.

C.J. Ichiban

I think we are referring to two different things- i'm only going off job growth chart author used.
My point was more to say that job growth is not able to hyperbolically increase, or, once past a certain point- even incrementally increase. We have a limit to how many jobs will be available based directly on the size of our population. More people, more needs, more services needed, more food needed, more clean water needed etc. It's a trailing effect of boom population then boom jobs.


I agree we are in a yield hungry weird unsustainable roller coaster. Buy gold and bullets!!

Craigy

It's going to be incredible!

C.J. Ichiban

Only 120 coming to the states

Freddie Two Bs

And they should only make it in white and red livery like the formula1 MP4s of Senna and Prost. THAT was McLaren. They were striking the fear of God in everybody. That's what put them on the map for real. Enough with that "McLaren orange" color.

Guest89

That "McLaren Orange" color predates the Marlboro tobacco livery by decades.

Archimedes

When my friends ask for my advice about what to invest in, I always say the same thing.

Firearms.

And I don't mean the companies that sell them.