Analysis of Natural Gas Prices: Price Catches its Breath

[ebro]

No, inflation cannot be stopped.

[sync]

I came here to learn how to invest after listening to a guy on radio talk about the importance of investing and how he made $460,000 in 4 months from $160k. somehow this  has helped shed light on some things, but I'm still confused, I'm a newbie and I'm open to ideas.

[ani]

This isn't inflation!!!! This is called CAPITALISM!!!!!!! Because of the pandemic created a low supply,  the demand stayed constant pushing prices up.  Supply and demand.  CAPITALISM.   Theses news groups are trying to trick us and change the narrative.

[CUCU]

3. DOJ Garland is afraid to do his job and wants others to pursue Trump in Civil Court 

[Xoo]

Print baby print!

[abbas]

Only a fool would dismiss Elon Musk

[sson]

He knows he can't deliver on all his big promises and he's trying to blame everything but himself for the pickle he is in.

[xmb]

No

[diw]

The question at 4:03:50 was answered so poorly! The question was about BTC Energy consumption and Ms. Dixon shills her own Stellar, while not addressing that the claim of "1 BTC transaction uses the equivalent amount of energy of 1 month of an Household in the US"  is outrageously wrong, while not even going into that BTC uses 57.7%+ "Bitcoin has the highest sustainable Energy consumption mix" & Bitcoin uses mostly wasted Energy... Big fail.  source: GLOBAL BITCOIN MINING DATA REVIEW OCTOBER 2021

[thot]

Well Elon has a very good gut

[sura]

these guys run their companies like soviet union they have monopoly so there is no room for innovation just a narcissistic brute that wants to stay in control and micro managing and vurbally abusing  using violence on them

[jimf]

I am not interested in those coins anymore, there are much better and safer altcoins like Web3 Spark SPARK3.

[ekka]

Bitcoin will pop like

[ted]

Inflation is a product of labor and pay checks not spending by the Fed and business Republicans would like to increase the labor shortage by keeping the Mexican labor their donors are bring in out of the country. The shortage probably comes because people in their 60s and 70s used the pandemic to retire. And labor shortages may not mean everyone is employed, rural people who won't go to a job are not going to be employed. The last 10 or 20% of employment are people with similar problems, some failed to be motivated and reliable maybe before high school, others say I don't want to work at Walmart or Amazon, and other personal issues that lead to a life of mostly unemployment.

[ham]

7:45 The Phillips Curve trend line is deeply problematic. Just look at the actual underlying data points: all data points at 2.5% unemployment demonstrate resulting inflation hovering around 1% inflation.