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IMO, both of those tweets are dumb. Advertisers definitely are sensitive to customer outrage these days. The Bud light fiasco "woke them up". Elon stepped in some shit and Jewish folk are rather sensitive on the issue.Remains to be seen...
This is supposed to stoke fear?... Currently 23 European countries use T2S. ...
Sounds a bit like a RICO case to me...IMO, both of those tweets are dumb. Advertisers definitely are sensitive to customer outrage these days. The Bud light fiasco "woke them up". Elon stepped in some shit and Jewish folk are rather sensitive on the issue.
There's a thread on that here:Nothing to see here.... (Dutch Central Bank tweet)
Remains to be seen... interesting if true. ... ( "the U.S. Treasury bond market will collapse on Monday" tweet)
Right. It's the same ol Sh:t. Always another date closing on the horizon when it all breaks loose...except that day doesn't come and it is business and beatdown as usual. This morning in London and New York was a perfect case in point. Dollar down and metals are still smashed. Probably holding it down for options expy. Despite all the banking f>ckery the price of gold is holding up remarkably well. That is because the fundamentals are all screaming the reality of gold over fiat despite the banking games being played. It won't really take off until most are looking the other way and no one is expecting it. You can bet that when the banks let go they will be sure find a way to profit from that as well. Stay tuned, stay sound.So, how's that working out?
Waiting for the close....So, how's that working out?
Not giving you any financial advice. This is simply one of my watchlists. DYODD.Fellow Lunitics, I have a question about investing in PM mining.
In the past I tried individual stocks, and didn’t do too well. Actually did poorly.
But I’m thinking of jumping in again. Maybe funds instead of individual stocks.
Any recommendations? Sprott?
Fellow Lunitics, I have a question about investing in PM mining.
In the past I tried individual stocks, and didn’t do too well. Actually did poorly.
But I’m thinking of jumping in again. Maybe funds instead of individual stocks.
Any recommendations? Sprott?
GDX down -0.52% YTD, but it says Category up 88.20% YTD?GDX and SILJ nothing fancy spread the losses around. Decent cross section of stocks.
Federal Reserve officials at their most recent meeting expressed little appetite for cutting interest rates anytime soon, particularly as inflation remains well above their goal, according to minutes released Tuesday.
The summary of the meeting, held Oct. 31-Nov. 1, showed that Federal Open Market Committee members still worry that inflation could be stubborn or move higher, and that more may need to be done.
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