Stocks fall in the U.S., ECB decision pending

[Domj]

American President Andrew Jackson did away with the federal reserve in the mid 1800s because it in debts society and warned future generations(US) about such an instution. Modern money merchanise can only create money out of debt, in other words inflation is additional tax on the citizens. Federal Reserves in fact are privately ownered banks that borrow the government money at interest.

[PBG]

Lock downs wiped out savings as people dipped into funds just to survive. New taxes, Inflation and regulations wiping out home ownership. Welcome to Feudal America.

[Qoh]

Seems he paused hiring because they plan to eliminate a few unnecessary jobs.

[pend]

Tesla overrated

[dewy]

Should change threads name to quotToday#39s New Crypto Scamquot

[adne]

If you believe in fairy tales...

[qoot]

Want to stop inflation? Simple: just stop printing.

[zacr]

Having Tesla in the thumbnail always helps with audience engagement lol

[mote]

If you own Tesla stock Bitcoin and apple you will have a very comfortable and cushy future, while all around you people will be fighting over a potato.

[yupj]

Most times it amazes me greatly the way I moved from an average lifestyle to earning over 63k per month, utter shock is the word. I have understood a lot in the past few years to doubt that opportunities abound in the financial markets, The only thing is to know where to focus.

[lode]

rint about 10% of new money every year to have stable inflation (US and every county on earth done it for 100 years) and not get into a deflation spiral. In the last year, there was printed exactly 10% of the money supply of 2020, so in last year the US printed the exact amount of money they should.   

[fite]

So much word salad there...

[mar]

Tesla is not a bubble if you really understand what Tesla is you know its very undervalued

[sela]

you poors who thought 15 years ago a home in vancouver costing 700k was a bubble must be crying so hard now that the average since family detached is closer to 3 million...wish you had purchased back then huh? hahah losers

[heid]

How could this have happened to you? Well, you believed you would get a 20% return on a $500 investment - you moron - and when you were told it was pretty much risk free, you believed it, even though you didn#39t actually understand what you were investing in...brIs this thread meant to be a ridiculous joke, or is the creator suggesting that the people who invested in this didn#39t deserve to lose everything, and should just be counting themselves lucky to have got together with their money in the first place, given that they were imbeciles?