Knocking china im joined by my guest tom what gives a normal he is president and c. E. O. Of t w d and associates a Global Business an Educational Consulting firm based in michigan as well as a regular contributor to china u. S. Focus with an interest as unbuilding high between the east and west and in singapore we cross to jim rogers hes an International Investor and director of. Gentlemen across the group and i think that means you can jump and he was rich all right let me go to singapore jim let me go to you 1st here we hear a lot of bluster coming out of western capitals particularly the United States and the media depending on what. Side of the aisle youre on but its all trying to spot china must pay something must be done its always the mantra something must be done that is the age we live in. A not i look at all of it and then. You know and its this. Kneejerk reaction and of course about the old paradigms like the cold war that was. 9091 so i mean as you all is you all absorb it
Of the coronavirus, the slow sometimes bumpy reopenings across the country, to say nothing of the protest and a lot of people on wall street say hey you arent jiving with whats happening on main street and then low and behold we get this stunning jobs report that changes the equation and has people thinking that you know what . Maybe the markets have been right all along as they again tease record territory, virtual ly all of the s p 500 sectors are advancing right now, and the rate on a long bond here a 10 year note as is better known, man oh, man thats practically hyper inflation. Were just around 1 ,. 93 who would have thought a year ago if i were to give you a quote like that that id say it is rocket ing backwards, but it is, especially from where we were, not too many weeks ago remember we were darn near 0 they were talking about negative rates. Were not out of that mathematical woods here but it does change the overall sense of where were going with this market. Jackie deangelis
A Global Business an Educational Consulting firm based in michigan as well as a regular contributor to china u. S. Focus with an interest as unbuilding heise between the east and west and in singapore we cross to jim rogers hes an International Investor and director of. Our gentlemen crossed out rules in effect that means you can jump and he was rich all right let me go to singapore jim let me go to you 1st here we hear a lot of bluster coming out of western capitals particularly the United States and the media depending on what. Side of the aisle youre on but its all trying to stall china must pay something must be done its always the mantra something must be done that is the age we live in. A not i look at all of it and then. You know and its this. Kneejerk reaction and of course about the old paradigms like the cold war that was ended in 9091 so i mean as you are is you all absorb it here in europe. An actual guy so i trust you more is there a strategy i dont trust politicians not f
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Together. And we got along, which is good. And i thought to feel the neighborhood a little more than i usually do, as i travel back and forth almost every week, get to know the people a little more irk waving from a distance. I look around and noticed that almost every lawn had a sign on it saying, we love Health Care Workers. And many people had signs in their windows to back that up, too. And we should. These doctors, these nurses, these people who work in Nursing Homes caring for the elderly, making certain theyre in a good, safe environment, theyre important and theyre risking their lives for the people we love. We thank them over and over again. There is one part of that group that i would like to highlight for a few moments. I want to spend a few minutes talking about one special group of Health Care Workers immigrants. One in six health care and social service workers, 3. 1 million out of 18. 7 million, are immigrants. You must notice. When they come on television and give us a