Travel stocks help FTSE rally on first day of new year trading

Started by OZER, Jan 04, 2022, 08:00 PM

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Mr Gonzalez, if you support crypto you have my vote sir.

So that's one dangerous way to raise wages.... it'll be interesting to see how this plays out

We could have stopped it on January 6th.  It's too late now.

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Even Arkk sold all of their PLTR shares because she cannot trust this CEO.

brIt was setup to fail by greed, cunning or ignorance. The 20% was like a growing vacuum on its actual worth. The price implosion was inevitable.

Henry Ford knew he had to pay his employees enough to buy one of his cars.

Let's get ahead of something right now so it doesn't happen... no bailouts from taxpayers!

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

it#39s funny how youtube auto-translate Terra as Terror


The argument that if prices inflate, then workers will ask for pay increases and owner will have to increase prices. Well, that's part fiction and an ideal scenario. The fact that wages don't increase with inflation for decades and some companies are forced to keep prices competitive and low compared to larger companies what have better economies of scale, it basically widens the wealth gap by making smaller businesses less competitive and workers buying power decrease over time. Let's not forget that companies only have an incentive to increase wages with inflation for top talent, and no incentive to do so for the rest of their workforce as the others are simply expendable. Economic theory is not reality. Economic Theory works better when there are Unions that fight on employee behalf to ensure everyone gets a fair wage.

wat if Doquan was the one who funded the crash? then profited on the short?