Crypto Funds Explode in Boom Year Marked by First U.S. Bitcoin ETF

Started by OZER, Dec 21, 2021, 10:22 PM

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The economy as an ocean is frothy (full of bubbles); deal with it.

Though the help of ️.I was able to add $5,000 to my bitcoin wallet for me to start business. Guys here in Australia mask have really been good to us all



commerce educated) opinion, the most bubbly thing right now? S&P 500.OK I hate how their definition of a bubble is super unclear. Tulips were also a "thing", like lumber, and in 1600s Netherlands that was the DEFINITION of a bubble. So I'm going to take a stab at this definition - Supply chain causing shortage is not a buf, bubbles exist on a scale. In my (not economicallybble, because demand has not gone up due to speculation. Seriously, who's going to speculate on lumber? Maybe a few individuals, but speculation itself is difficult to do, and everyone believed prices will come down. Housing right now is more of a bubble, because demand has gone up due to the pandemic, it's drawing investors, and creating a cycle of inflating prices. But Odyssey guy is right, there is a supply issue too. Prices going us is not a bubble, speculation and investors over-stretching due to FOMO creates a bubble. It's also not a boolean t

Are the people in charge of the Federal Reserve voting their own financial interests or those of the very rich or their own obligation to the country?

I see HOGE.Finance representing with his mask behind the Lady speaking at 46:19

When you print more money anytime the economy has a dip and give people "relief funds" aka money for no reason. You will have to pay ot back through inflation.

Ask the 1500 new billionaires created during COVID to return the stolen currency?

Turkey the best example of not increasing interest rates :-)



they say it is all open etc., but the reality is it will all be owned by the few just like what happened to the internet in the first place.  same hollow claims.

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

If you don't own a house  and stocks you are doomed.