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Construction is one of the primary engine of the US economy. You bet your ass lumber price is a key indicator affecting most people.

What?

So the price jumped from 17 to 19.8 for a 2.8 gain, if you bought low and sold at the top. Volume is in the hundreds of thousands, not millions. I don't trade those stocks because I don't know how to size such orders to stay under the radar and not provoke reactions... 100, 1000, 10000 shares...

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/singapore-trading-platform-recognises-crypto-002734369.html Singapore-based private securities platform ADDX said it has become the first financial firm in the city-state to recognise cryptocurrency in their assessment ...

BTC isn't breaking out of anything... It may not be a dog but, like a dog, as soon as it moves away from 30k, the leash yanks it back to 30k. Wake me up at 40k please.

Wrong. "California ranks third in the nation in oil refining capacity. The state's 17 refineries – located in the Central Valley, Los Angeles County and the San Francisco Bay Area – have a combined capacity of nearly two million barrels per calendar day." It's all gouging, because California...

Agreed. Perhaps Germany can be reasoned into maintaining its nuclear power plants. It's either that or coal and/or Russian energy which are worse. That's something the Germans will need to come to terms with sooner than later.

Remember that unlike the US, Europe, largest vehicle market in the world, is mandating ice replacement to ev by 2035. That's a pool of 310 million vehicle (US is 276 million, China 302 million, India 295 million, 1.4 billion globally including existing ev). It's fair to expect that by 2035, at...

Provided you have sufficient demand volume, not if demand drops by 40% in 10 years.

Info Wars? Isn't that from the guy who maintains the Sandy Hook children massacre was a hoax from the Left, is being sued for it by the families of the deceased children, and is calling it woke reaction to his freedom of expression? Got to admit, America is a funny place.

Let's see... An oversupply will lead to lower prices at first. But adjustment to supply will eventually see the prices rise again for there to be profit. Oil extraction and processing require substantial demand for these businesses to be viable; less demand, less supply, meaning shutting down...

Absolutely not. In India or Pakistan (both democracies), it's not uncommon for radical groups to plant bombs in markets or religious sites. The security system needs to be able to track peoples communication to avert such horrors.

Nothing wrong with government getting access to user data. In some countries of the world it's a matter of life and death.

It worked.... Until the pandemic ended.

Why do you have to repeat nonsense Ken? I'm definitely not a tree hugger but believe in ev. So there. There's no such thing as discarded ev batteries leaking anywhere. Batteries are expensive enough that entire reverse supply chains are fully operational today and batteries are either...

Lol... And another one... If I got a buck every time I heard those points I'd be a millionaire by now. We got a few in here with the nearly identical reasoning, and I'm sure you believe you're your own independent thinking person. Many, of course, come from industries negatively affected by the...

Man, you are either a jokester or truly clueless. I opt for the latter.

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I think more has been written than needs be. Whatever the reason one gets in the gambling den is theirs. The result is also theirs. Smart people, driven people, lucky people, losers... All trying to make a buck without having to clock a 9 to 5. So many hustlers; Vegas on steroids. The...

Familiar with bank transfers? We use those for anything over 10k, either swift or even Wise, which is the most common form of direct payment in Bali, for example. In Europe everyone pays for services via bank transfer on an app. I haven't been in a bank branch in over 10 years. Everything is...