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And what's your point?

Lots of points made there. 5 years to recover your initial investment is rather long, but you got it back. Had you sold at 50% loss, you might have been able to use the remaining amount to recoup your losses and made money. Or not. Woulda coulda shoulda has not place in trading. Yes, it's...

There is no inflation when everyone is hit the same.

I hate to agree with you on this one.

In countries like the US where jobs are plentiful, warehousing/logistics labor is a real pain point for employers. It's really tough to convince guys to show up for work, it's impossible to impose a no drugs policy. The existing human replacement tech can do just about anything warehousing...

I respect your comments so let me try to reason with you... To set up my point, I decided to turn Tsla into an investment in Q4 '21 after it topped, when the market started to crumble. I had sold other stocks at significant losses and transfered assets into TSLA for the following reasons 1. I...

Lol, no losses for me on TSLA, I'm an investor. 2,3-5 years from now this period will look like a blip in the market.

No questions that Tesla will show weaker than expected numbers in Q1. It's not for lack of demand but COVID related issues in China, thus temporary. The company can still very well meet its production and sales target for the year. The split was discussed well before Chinese lock down or the...

There are quite a number of those, serving various purposes from pick/packing, RFID, loading, etc. Usually systems integration is the weakness, with companies offering valid solutions for specific tasks that then require many hours of coding to integrate with legacy systems. It's also...

Yeah, that was my point :p no way that would sell well in China, as is. It would have to be in a bowl and the carne asada would need to be cut with the bone on.. no such thing as vegetarian in China :D

You'd be amazed at the foods Americans eat with their fingers that others would use fork and knife or chopsticks. Meat in general in China and in most of greater Asia is precut into small enough pieces, often attached to a bone making it awkward for non accustomed people to eat. The only...

Good question. KFC was going to do well because Chinese love fried chicken and are brand driven. But they are also patriotic and tension with the US will empty out those KFCs in a flash. Chinese generally don't like beans and potatoes, considered peasant food, but they eat rice. Also, they...

Yeah, that's a bit less than I expected (10 for 1) and far less than the buzz expected (20 for 1). Likely to do with the drop in share price with the crash. Regardless, it's a good thing for investors.

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You don't need to know where Ukraine is to support that country over Putin's dictatorship. You and a few others support Russia? Fine, but don't start telling those who don't that they're sheep for supporting the aspiration of the majority of Ukranians for western democratic principles.

You might want to switch Fox off and realize most Americans support Ukraine over Russia. I know, crazy, right? Trump kept telling us how great Putin is, and now that? Must be a communist democrat Biden attempt to take power! But, wait.. isn't Trump .. never mind.

A thought about inflation and price of gas... If price of gas increases, wouldn't consumers cut all other expenses? And, if so, wouldn't that kill inflation?

Again, you use an example to generalize a point of view. The sanctions are absolutely working and most of the international community supports Ukraine. You do understand how sanctions work, right? Their supermarket eggs aren't going to be sanctioned, because the hen are in Russia fed on...

I answer the questions of your post by providing data to give you the opportunity to revise your opinion.

https://www.levelset.com/blog/us-construction-statistics-you-need-to-know/#:~:text=In 2019, the construction industry,4.1% of the US GDP. I like to challenge people who think they're so smart.