Forex Today: Dollar capitalizes on rising yields, eyes on US PMI data

[cola]

game stop stock was artificially deflated by hedge funds betting against it. that wasn't a meme, it was average people supporting a business they love and fighting back against wall street market fixers.

[D2E]

Oil stocks aren't overpriced imo, still relatively low. But will probably also go down if a substantial correction occurs.

[engt]

Why are the two CA dems so crypto skeptical?

[ole]

$7.96 due to stockholder dilution

[xfs]

interest rates." #truth

[turf]

Elon is not alone on his outlook for our economy.   Inflation is tearing away at the average family's ability to keep up with constantly rising prices throughout the marketplace.  Something has to give.  And very soon.

[mart]

Some of those are correct, but the view on crypto isnt. Maybe the defi space (NFTs or Meta advancements) but crypto is the hedge against inflation. If anything it might be the funnel to get us out of this inflationary mess, and thats what a lot of people are buying it for.  Edit: *Most crypto is the hedge*

[Adven]

This was most likely done by the US government to bolster the SEC cases vs cpryto. This was heavily manipulated to stop the decentralisation on currency, and to put the power back into the government#39s hand.

[dude]

I think the story should of been strictly about USDT...lets not get into conspiracies...but i believe the U.S Government is involved.

[ori]

We need a CRASH please make it happen!!!!!

[guy]

What nonsense. Russia is fighting NATO. The Ukrainians and their mercenaries, provided by NATO, are just the tip of the spear. The US and NATO have been planning to bleed Russia for years as part of their anti China agenda.

[clam]

After derivatives and B-class bonds, crypto is the riskier kind of investment one could make.

[doc]

The crisis can not be stopped as the solution isn't politically viable.  As Milton Friedman put it Inflation is always and everywhere a monetary phenomenon"

[pinx]

Can inflation be stopped? Yes, stop money printing now.

[Ness]

Just trying to understand the definition of a 'bubble' here. When Tesla dropped from $1100 to $500 that wasn't the popping of a Bubble? When Bitcoin dived from $64k to less than $30k that wasn't a bubble? WTF is a bubble guys and WTF is a pop? Does it need to drop 110% before you doom-sayers feel vindicated in your broken clock rants? Please help us out