EUR/USD retreated modestly from multi-week highs on Friday but ended up gaining

[abaca]

Tesla may be a bubble what a joke Tesla and Elon Musk are on a whole other level. Tesla is the biggest robotic company in the world. The solar, dojo, software among many other sectors. 2022 will see a other 50 percent in stock price rising.

[saad]

God help us

[tor]

Crazy how when its a Covid  these devils hid the comments

[tubs]

If the money crashed, where did it go? There had to be someone to benefit from it after all.

[Fodo]

Capitalism only works if debters experience real world consequences. The Fed is a socialist organisation. Abolish the Fed and return to a real price for money, and let those who take on or lend out foolish amounts of debt suffer.

[kibe]

It's pretty simple when it comes to economics and or war time last person you want running the country is a Democrat anyone with a functional brain knows this

[doug]

No govt in the world can control inflation permanently unless they design people friendly policy prioritising public welfare instead of indulging too much on corporate giants as has been doing since decades. Unfortunately, all global leaders (so called) have turned themselves into slave  (may be puppet) of business magnets which is due to lack of statesmanship in their character. Needless to say that the benefits (legal and financial) offered to corporate houses as compared to common people in most of the countries shows incapability of policymakers to nullify social and economic disparity. At the end, the emphasis developed nations are giving in arms trade to generate revenue and security from other nations will put them under unmanageable socioeconomic disaster unless they change their mindset towards real wellbeing of common mass who elected them imposing tightest possible restrictions and vigilance on all corporate bodies.

[Wex6]

Housing is a thing. Its a necessity. Now: Lumber is a thing. Its a necessity.

[surd]

I am new to the stock market. Every stock that I bought so far, I was out of luck because I bought them when they were expensive. I feel I missed on all the stock opportunities so far for the tech stocks.I believe having 75K yearly income would be a good investment so I want to plug all my savings into the stock market. I know this sounds a bit dull but I would like to know if I should learn investing or let somebody else (more capable like a FA) do it for me? Please share your thoughts. I am kind of tired of searching for a good stock to buy and loosing all the good opportunities

[ncrs]

Crypto developers are to smart for its own ggood, there is a reason why banks operate like they do

[evyn]

That what happens when you print 2 trillion $ out of thin air.

[tty]

To pay 20% interest - how were they making money to pay this interest

[JTMx]

booster shots are inflationary. Who's paying for tests and vaccines? Your purchasing power. When government interferes with the working class and businesses through more and more regulation, does that increase output or decrease output? It decreases output causing higher prices for goods and services. Bill Gates' carbon tax to fund his chalk marks in the sky. Is that carbon tax inflationary or deflationary? It's inflationary. There is zero benefit to the middle class by flying airplanes spraying dust into the atmosphere. The entire process is inflationary.

[holm]

why dont these people do stuff about dark pools ? and the shady stuff the  hedge funds do

[smtp]

What can be seen as a problem could also be seen as an opportunity. I am thinking of people in their mid thirties who have felt trapped by student or other types of debt. Those costs are fixed so if people in early to mid career can trade up to a better job with higher pay they are in better shape.