European shares: In the "red" with pressure from banks

[etam]

He's right as usual.  Government overspending and controlling idiocy and Covid lockdowns plus money printing of recent years have messed us up badly.

[gelb]

No currency can be stable if you don't control the rate of flow in and out.

[dacy]

If you hear the word crypto and 20% return....run.

[whim]

This  did not answer the question....smh

[venu]

Frankly speaking, his idea is not new. Many crypto venture capital turned blind eye on this loop-holes.

[miso]

whoever thinks a 20% yield on an investment is risk free, is just stupid.

[clem]

They made billions shorting Luna and ust lol

[amy]

$7.50 lmao

[miku]

i had 0 invested in terra but i hate do kwon from a bottom of my harth

[LGZR]

Good to see the Hoge rep in the room.

[Deaf]

Stop pumping too much money economics 101  And let people live there life's

[nov]

100% it was a group affiliated with or financed by the world economic forum or the world bank federal reserve. They want to make people lose faith in defi and demand crypto regulation so that they can wipe out the free unregulated market and replace it with a highly regulated amp restricted market that is ineffective and one in which no one can make any large meaningful gains. Leading to the final moves which is to transition to national crypto currencies, and finally to one single global crypto currency that will track and trace everyone. A new programmable currency that can give an individual a whole array of variables such as social credit scores and carbon credits. Then the world government can approve or deny purchases based on compliance with the system. An authoritarian slave system in the 21st century is ultimately what these people are leading us towards and without a doubt in my mind it is these elites who are quietly behind the super large market swings that wipe out billions of dollars over night.

[pvpk]

SEC is taking over Crypto!!!

[fuld]

%3 interest rate will bankrupt the US. It's simply not possible to raise it that high which means if inflation ever manages to slip and expectations enter a loop, there will be absolutely no way to tame it back. The US has to start paying back the debts for which it needs to let go of the strong dollar insistance that creates almost a trillion dollar deficit every year.

[he11]

How is it that CEO's can keep sending their own pay to the moon isn't brought up when talking of price increases, but paying a living wage to employees will cause inflation and the end of the economy?