Forex reserves decline by $160 million to $635.67 billion

[brummell]

It's all going to pop, the next market crash is coming, the government keeps fudging the numbers on the reports they put out, the great resignation is growing out of ignorance of the sheeple and China and Russia are like mean kids with pins waiting to pop said balloons be it with cyber attacks, false information reports or all out war. I suggest people read the decline and fall of the Roman empire, it seems to be happening again.

[Farstrider_]

employer operations at the  expense of the domestic labor market.big money over workers so  Fed data on labor is seriously flawed and optimize  investorinvestors getting tax breaks and repressing wages in the labor market... Feds mostly provide credit  for big money investors  not for wage earners.  The Feds uses  an adversarial model to pit  labor vs employer investor ... the Feds always favor employersInflation was driven by big money

[sivert]

Brian Brooks like the dad in the room educating everyone

[ankyt]

The next 1000x BSC gem - Angry Floki. Do not miss out on itits the next big thing in crypto!!!!

[Kerbie4140]

This stinks of twisted bovine excrement.

[AquaticDoom]

Stop lock down forever!

[ElderAidsMage]

Its time for money to exit the DXY and go into cryptocurrencies.

[steelyard]

The solution  is production. More products Will keep  princesa down

[axelforsman]

As usual, taking this guys advice is the last thing that should be done. Remember iota? Or any other shitcoin projects you used to shill? Whatever happened there.

[simplex]

I will mortgage my home, my kids and my wife, invest and become a zillionnaire.  Life is so great.

[bloem]

 extremely tiny 3 trillion economy will never be able to measure up to china's large well endowed 17 trillion economy

[mendelsohn]

Bullish!!!!!!!

[Lobstrex13]

Now now gen z is going to be gen z. Obviously they are not going to buy boomer stocks like Disney right

[zobias]

Are they comparing tesla to meme coins?

[54.234.8.107]

Is this person right to think graduate degrees give more skills? I thought working in the job did that.