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It will cost him several times less to get his teeth fixed by us along with the cost of round trip tickets. If all the americans find out about this, the airlines will be overbooked.
They know. Many people fly to Moscow and St Petersburg for this. Just Americans are very afraid to leave America, so there are not many of them.
Among the expats I lived with in Cambodia, there were many British, French, and Japanese, 2 Australian girls, and one American girl lived for 6 months and a black girl for who knows how long (she tried to rent a place in my house).
The funny thing is that the crisis in America has hit citizens in Russia harder. And your buddy didn't even notice it.
It's an anecdote.
It is several times cheaper for him to get his teeth fixed by us, together with the cost of round trip tickets. If all the americans knew about this, the airlines would be overbooked.
Not an indicator. Medical care is expensive in the U.S. And if you tell him that he can get it for half the price in Mexico than in Russia?
Already a joke.
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Far-sightedness in life, not everyone turns on. It happens.
Not an indicator. What if you tell him that you can get treatment in Mexico for half the price as in Russia?
There are opinions that they are afraid, tied up with insurance, etc.
Why are you so indifferent to your country? Educated people, many world-class specialists.
If anyone else is wondering about diversification, it's simple: put half your money in the US dollar and the other half in its index.
How does the dollar index behave? Is it the opposite of the dollar?
If anyone else is wondering about diversification, it's simple: put half your money in the US dollar and the other half in its index.
It's good to be naive and believe in the eternity of the dollar. Eh!
It's good to be naive and believe in the eternity of the dollar. Eh!
Are we talking about eternity here?
If you keep capital in equal portions in roubles, dollars, euros and gold - is that diversification?
You will never go bust in this way?
There are also safe haven currencies. They are: Swiss franc and Japanese yen. The Yen is hard to find in exchange offices, but the Swiss Franc is sold in exchange offices without any problems. If you have such a portfolio: Rub, Euro, USD, CHF, Gold, then you are a serious man, protected vertically and horizontally.