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  • Americans expected to spend over a trillion dollars for the first time this holiday season

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    Americans spent a record $12 billion online on Black Friday this year, according to Adobe Analytics. Ali Bauman reports on how rising prices are impacting shoppers.
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devonoved
Nov 30, 2025 10:50am
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Quoting Trader#27B3
{quote} It doesn't look like we're failing, and there's a reason we're the most powerful country in the world! If we weren't why does everyone keep trying to get into my country for? The United States Of America Will Always Win!!
^Murican Trollbot#27B3
Gotta be. No human is actually this clueless.
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Trader#C087
Nov 30, 2025 8:27am
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Meanwhile, according to a new report at the Motley Fool, commercial mortgage-backed security delinquencies are at an all-time high, beating Great Recession levels. Subprime auto loan delinquency rates are the second-highest on record. Credit card delinquency is the highest since 2011. Seems like a lot of people are struggling to survive, but I guess inflation will juice those holiday spending numbers.
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The Fool
Nov 30, 2025 7:45am
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Quoting Ferna
{quote} They will take Venezuelas oil bruh. "The proven oil reserves in Venezuela are recognized as the largest in the world, totaling 300 billion barrels (4.8×1010 m3) as of 1 January 2014" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oil_reserves_in_Venezuela
US petro oligarchy been pissed off at Venezuela since 1976. If you look around at US military actions over time, they usually involve countries with oil or some other strategic minerals.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Histor...oleum_industry
Ericedge
Nov 30, 2025 6:20am
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If they are raising prices on locally made goods then its criminal on that part of goods sellers in america.The tariffs isn't it on imported goods into america.?
Trader#BF33
Nov 30, 2025 6:04am
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[quote=Trader#2FDF;15489088]Country no money already and high deficit and yet still spending money like opening water tap zZzzzZzzzz no wonder this country never learn a lesson always fail …..[/quote
Maybe it means what you hear daily from fake news , isn’t true . People that “want” to work are doing well .
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keyc
Nov 30, 2025 7:54am
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The Zimbabwean one hundred trillion dollar note.
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Trader#27B3
Nov 30, 2025 8:52am
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Quoting Trader#2FDF
Country no money already and high deficit and yet still spending money like opening water tap zZzzzZzzzz no wonder this country never learn a lesson always fail …..
It doesn't look like we're failing, and there's a reason we're the most powerful country in the world! If we weren't why does everyone keep trying to get into my country for? The United States Of America Will Always Win!!
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Trader#2FDF
Nov 30, 2025 1:07am
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Country no money already and high deficit and yet still spending money like opening water tap zZzzzZzzzz no wonder this country never learn a lesson always fail …..
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