Aeroflot sells special shares in order to be able to buy planes

Started by OZER, Jun 08, 2022, 08:42 PM

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If you had $450,000.00 to invest, and you stuck it in a stable coin, then you had too much money to begin with.  Also, if you#39re looking for an alternative to the dollar that keeps its value in sync with the dollar, then what was your endgame?  You know, there#39s a asset that keeps in perfect sync with the dollar, it can be used in electronic transactions and it#39s accepted the world over... We call it: The Dollar.

Call me crazy, but i see a correlation between higher inflation and happier times. At least more stable in general terms... I'm only 40. Anyone older can back me up on this??




According to Michael Novogratz, CEO of Galaxy Digital and prominent advocate of the cryptocurrency industry, Ethereum currently stands as a more attractive investment option than Bitcoin. According to Novogratz, Bitcoin essentially acts as a hedge against inflation, while its rival Ethereum has more of an edge in a tech world.

If you are spending 40% - 50% of your income on housing, you're screwed.

Bankman Fried this guy don't make eye contact when talk. Typical nerd.

60 cents of every dollar was printed in the last decade. Think about it. Is that deflationary?


Tesla is kinda going through stuff now with their Harrassment charges...

The economy is in transition from a 20th century to a 21st century economy. They are wanting to use 19th century tools to try and fix it

everyone who's a tesla fan and got some money already spent it on tesla, it's harder now to get more rich people to buy tesla cars.

WeWork, Nikola, NEO, robinhood...these are 'bubbles' and is wall street as a collective industry that created them - not everything that has value is a 'bubble' just because you are crying that you missed out. Tesla might even be overvalued, but is already changing the world whether you like it or not. Bitcoin on the other hand is so toxic now exactly because of institution and boomers just jumped in, and now they cry it's not going UP. The only bubble we deserve to see popping is the stupid media industry