Posted by Rich_WI on January 01, 2014 at 11:41:43 from (50.50.82.205):
In Reply to: Investments posted by MarkB_MI on January 01, 2014 at 11:20:58:
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No, you erroneously stated that inflation over the last 5 years was very low, I corrected your false statement with truthful statements and a simple challenge that will prove my stance. You declined to address it or act on the challenge. But thats not real important, the important part of my post was my responce to you where you admitted that you dont understand how the difference in inflation could affect things or how its not an "apple to apples" comparison. Thats the meat of my post, your admission to not understanding and my pointing it out and recommending you take a few classes to get informed on the subject.
I could break apart you origional post and not only show how you are incorrect but also show how it is lacking and only shows not only a basic understanding of economics but also a poor understanding or it. The problem is, its a time thing. For me to rebutt it, it takes time to put together the argument and back it with facts. Im just not sure I want to take the time to put all that together. But if you read all the other posts, you can clearly see that I am not alone in my thinking and while I didnt keep track on paper, most everybody is against you in one form or another, that should be telling you something...
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