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

[buz]

bingo at 11:00 minutes, hmm we need to strengthen the workforce in America, too much power to various companies and employers who export American job labor and now are anti-union. If the minimum wage had matched inflation from 1968 we would be looking at 2021 rate of $25 per hour to allow persons in America, to afford to save for homes, rent cheap, save for emergencies and generate wealth for all Americans but with the minimum at $7.25, we have a poverty wage and over 40%of the American workforce is living pay check to paycheck, millions fell into poverty in 2020 pandemic. The freakin child tax credit literally lifted some 20 million-plus children out of food insecurity.  Too many hedge funds and private equity firms driving up housing, rentals across America in all 50 states, and we are about to remove 455,000 truck drivers off the roads in less than 10 years with automated trucks, is one another example of millions of families being affected with job changes and the economic change of America in the 21st century.

[per]

We need cheaper EVs Elon.

[AIL]

CRYPTO is the future.SILVERAs long as the federal reserve exists and their tight relation with megabanks inflation will never stop. This system needs to be scrapped and thrown away. GOLD

[base]

This is not a new story. Paying 20% to save in a 14% market is a tip-off. brPaying LESS than the interest rate for borrowing is another tip-off. brWhere is the underlying value - another tip-off? brbrTerra UST amp Luna are modern day tulips!

[siv_]

Whether true or not, the left has decided that black people are as easy to play as evil Trump. While frantically replacing African Americans with immigrants, the democrats announce: Replacement is a white supremacy theory! Pay no attention to the Latino immigrants doing construction jobs and Indian immigrants getting all the diversity jobs.

[ppop]

Remember the world when Orange Man Bad was the US president. Things look really bad now and are just going to get worse.

[rame]

So much word salad there...

[flea]

When you pump so much money into the economy... how can you not expect inflation? This is the Fed's own making.

[sexy]

Elon just released his inner Jack Welch. Great move. Welch believed in an annual 10% purge to cull the weak hires.

[nova]

Great Stuff. I started watching your threads last year as a beginner before giving stock market a trial. I was able to make $972,000 within 3 Months with a capital of $200,000. keep it up!

[pro]

Well, once you've printed the money, no, you can't stop inflation. Prices have to rise to adjust to the new amount of money in circulation. But it could have been not caused in the first place by not printing trillions of dollars. And while you can't stop the inflation that's going to hit on account of the money already printed, you can stop yet more inflation but not printing yet more money.Of course the powers that be will claim they are going to somehow fiat and decree inflation into submission, yet keep printing like crazy, then be baffled and surprised how and why inflation keeps going even though they issued fiat and decree saying no more inflation. Why won't the economy just obey our fiat and decree? We _said_ no more inflation, why won't it just stop? And oh, since it won't stop, we'll just say that actually what we want and should have!

[oil]

after graduation, I learned something from I can't forget,  people don't want to fix problems so to take advantage of it. inflation cant be stopped because people up there makes use of it.  low interest rates has little to do with growth, it only grows the financial markets. growth is about the people providing innovation or output.

[cba]

Hope that government going to shutdown all the crypto website soon.  Crypto is scam...........  they charge fee too high and I believe they are the ones that hack into some people account and stole millions of dollars because only they team knows all your information and passwords.  I don't trust these crypto website........

[fahy]

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[rot]

7:45 The Phillips Curve trend line is deeply problematic. Just look at the actual underlying data points: all data points at 2.5% unemployment demonstrate resulting inflation hovering around 1% inflation.