Comments by "RPDBY" (@RPDBY) on "Financial Times" channel.

  1. Zemla or maybe men are much worse at taking care of children
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  2. Laura has no age?
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  3. Roy D but you could
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  4. more acquisitions and mergers, less competition, higher prices, even worse life for an average Joe, who has not seen a wage increase since 1980s in real terms
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  5. no, he wont
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  6. need a better micropone
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  7.  @gucciming8831  logarithmic scale should not be used for visualization, particularly when its intended for general public, because it creates a misleading impression that the difference between 10 and 100 cases is the same as between 2000 and 3000. Why visualize if the graph does not reflect real differences? could use a polynomial line to deal with dispersion and outliers, but log scale is useless
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  8. 500 mln km is far away
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  9. Good news, hope no macho spoils the negotiations
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  10. but why?
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  11. What imbalance are they talking about? Where? Saudi Arabia?
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  12. Robert, why do low interest rates apply to discounting future cash flows from tech only? wouldn't the rates apply to all future cash flows, not only from tech companies?
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  13. Are you saying that government owned enterprises and free market are incompatible? Don't you think that corruption is the main culprit, which is present in capitalist economies too?
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  14. Sudden unrest because this time most actually voted and absolutely majority don't support him, so when his victory was announced with 80% it led to mass protests. Mass falsifications were documented also
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  15. Meanwhile the median worker in us has been making the same amount of money for about three decades.
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  16. Harsh won't help, we've seen times and times that escalation does not help, we need smart solutions, not brute force. Russia has been around for centuries, they have seen hunger, wars, revolutions, opression, mass murders, you name it, they are ready for and deal on daily basis with what the westerns may consider the end of life. We need dialogue and understanding of each others interests
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  17. yeah, the door hinges are the main part that wears own first. im glad automakers are thinking really hard on ow to improve those
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  18. and tested it on Navalny
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  19. Pull together for equality at a construction site
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  20. Wat? Why?
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  21. is trump to dumb to understand that he caused them to move?
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  22. why? would you prefer to speak any of the native american languages instead?
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  23. Mr. Tactical "he Deficit comes from the Chinese government Limiting or out right down banning foreign companies especially American companies from being main competitors to Chinese owned or lead companies, these include industrial, Media, Entertainment ETC." - do you have solid evidence to support this statement as well as your additional remarks? Apple, for example, has more retail store in China than in Canada, UK or Australia (http://www.businessinsider.com/apple-stores-how-many-around-world-chart-2017-2), are you saying Chinese government limits access to small and insignificant companies only?
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  24. techknowledge the trade deficit in 2017 was $375 billion (https://www.census.gov/foreign-trade/balance/c5700.html), and was there since 1980 according to the data, per your logic, how can Chinese government subsidize dumping for 30 years and at the constantly growing level? Your argument simply does not hold given the data and economic reasoning, there are other forces responsible for the deficit, and its most likely called capitalism and free market
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  25. techknowlege "also does not let foreign companies to enter China without technology transfer" - so apparently even under these conditions (assuming your statement is true) China is competitive enough so that foreign companies still choose to enter China, doesn't this statement then support the notion that china has a huge competitive advantage over US, which explains rather well the trade deficit?
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  26. Pattern seeking animals
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  27. bye bye, Don
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  28. sneaky pigs dont want to bear the cost of government putting more burden on the average workers
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  29.  @harleywoolford5247  i think so too, which makes me wonder why these and not the diversity of education and background
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  30. U must have no brain in your skull?
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  31. As much as I value the effort, it is hard to listen
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  32. So it will be easier to track employees and more will work from home, did I miss something?
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  33. behold the average
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  34. Wasn't it Russia that refused to cut the production?
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  35. 552mustang making lack of education obvious again?
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  36. 552mustang and liking your own comments...you make an impression of an awfully smart person
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  37. Sad to watch ice melt
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  38. If you are an entrepreneur, you will always find a spot where your skills are valued
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  39. Squeeze them as much as possible, everywhere
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  40. Still wonder why really the us imposed the sanctions
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  41.  @Gringo420dime  CPI is only one measure of inflation, and a narrow one.
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  42. what is a non-performing loan?
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  43. ?
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  44. america liberated france? is he mentally ill?
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  45. stepped down? why this wishy-washy vocabulary? did he resign? was he fired? i'm surprised he hasn't been charged
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  46. trump is such a scum bag
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  47. why doesn't china lend to IMF
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  48. Yaoxing Li exactly, why
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  49. why is the government dirty?
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  50. not yet it aint at the bottom yet :)
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