I eventually got the cost of house repairs, 4 brand new pairs of skis and the cars including the hard top on the jeep.

Then any waterproof sheet board or drywall is affixed to the rebar in 3 places using flat wire and a pair of lineman's players.

We are not Japanese, we are a society of consumers - It is really hard to cure.Also, Japan is a product-producing country and that why their GDP is high and their ability to devaluate their currency is so limited that deflation is king.

He just needs to get a pair of raybans and work on his peripherals...

v=WshxmT3Fawo"Derivatives" on any financial institution's books means OPM (Depositor/Investor/Lender/Fed/Treasury) vested deeply in LBOs, "High Yield" Bonds (AKA "Junk"), ETFs, puts/calls in equities/commodities/currencies, and a lot of real "derivatives" (bets based on equations in every manner of index movements) and all other sorts of investments which would make a Depositor or "Investor" run for the hills if it were more clearly described.

However, a 400% markup kinda hurts your 50% currency advantage.

Bruce I feel your pain and Im in the same pair of shoes except Im 22 and I live in Canada so imagine how much more difficult it is for me.

The dollar still holds the plurality position of currencies held in reserves, it is no longer by any means THE reserve currency.

You might be able to pair up with a small rehabber at your current level of experience but it probably won't be much to make a living off of.

Often this will be paired with a pitch to buy something.