I know Japanese cars like Honda, Toyota last a very very long time but the vehicle rots from rust before the mechanicals die. 

when things were slow in the Bay area from 92 to about 98  we were killing it in the timber bizzin Oregon.. then the Japanese economy tanked and Timber was not ever as profitable as those days.. but I cant look back can only look forward..  

I was a trader for many years and I made lots of bets on the market.  

Ranieri's influence manifested itself in the commercial market in other ways, too, as traders from Salomon's thriving mortgage desk dispersed to play prominent roles elsewhere.

My daughter hosts at a Japanese restaurant and the owner and managers don't question any of the guests wanting to be seated with their animals....all can/will claim ESA.  

The current economic crisis is similar in some ways to what Japan experienced in the early 1990’s, however the (government) policy response is very different.After the 1989 Japanese equity market crash, the Bank of Japan continued to raise rates.

If I were to leave to NYC I'd want to move to the bay area which is even more insanely expensive but I love being on the coast and easy access to gourmet sushi/japanese food is important to me!

Still digging up some of this crap a decade later.And we also get Japanese beetles and the grubs from them.

Treat it like a hobby, you will spend your valuable time and money like hobby.As far as coaching, I had many coaching experience with day traders.

I know a Really good one but he only speaks Japanese.