Thread regarding State Street Corp. layoffs

2020

7000

I just can't see how it can go unnoticed

Anyone seeing anything dramatic?

I know shifts in locations and maybe few go from it but no full throttle dumping

Three years is still a long time

Maybe they presented worst case scenario and it's not going to happen unless major market mishap

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Oh I can see it I've seen the writing on the wall for years

I was just postulating and opining

I know these posts are anonymous but you can read through and you'll notice a few threads where I talk about ppl needing to wake up to the reality

I repeat look no further south than Venezuela or austerity in the EU

Socialism is Marxism communism in disguise it is slick and seductive and wrapping its iron grip in our future

Thirty years of American complacency in our government has brought us to this point and the past eight years put the final nail in the coffin intentionally I might add.

Power can corrupt absolute power absolutely corrupts

We are tredding water at this point

Like I said before a tsunami starting as a tiny ripple off the South China Sea

Unless we fight back and hard we will go by way to irrelevancy

7000 just the starting point

Unlike most I live below my means save and invest vigorously but when there is parity by money grab by the government no one is safe

Just ask Venezuela. I could add more but I'm too busy

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A major market mishap is the least of what's coming. This whole "recovery" was built on nothing but loose credit, the lowest rates in history, and a good deal of fake data. You're in the financial world and you can't see this?

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