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Strategies & Market Trends : The Financial Collapse of 2001 Unwinding
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To: elmatador who wrote (199)3/26/2017 1:01:10 AM
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Worse for them, we oldies have better experience than they do to navigate the turbulent times.

Am noticing the trend in the states is those older who were impacted directly by 2008-09 behave a lot differently then those a little younger who were probably in school or still living with parents. So somebody born in 1978 or 1980 was already 28 or 30 in 2008 felt much of the pain, is now stronger thinks more like I might while somebody just 6-7 years younger didn't being cushioned this entire time and is what is now referred to as the snowflake generation.
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