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BBC Radio 4 https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/live:bbc_radio_fourfm I once looked at Financial Times Radio but couldn't find it for free. They have an app... maybe I will try again to chase this down. Reuters publishes some content here: https://mobile.reuters.com/tools/podcasts Also there's...

For you fat dumb and happy peeps enjoying your freedom, Canada is LOCKING DOWN the country. My friend from Vancouver can't even go camping! Haven't seen that on the headlines, have we? Don't be surprised if we see more lockdowns in the US and across the world... watch your portfolios...

I'm as reputable as it gets. My word is good as gold. That's why we're all on ET... for truth that professional journalists can't report.

There is a specialized chip in every phone dedicated to monitoring.

"Everything in my house is made from China" --Katt Williams

ummmm...... buy low, sell high?

What makes me a little nervous is the recent investment from big banks and some hedge funds. The big players are getting their hands into crypto. I'm seeing ads from coinbase, PayPal, etc.

I don't disagree, but there's only a handful of companies to which one must provide this level of identification. Financial services companies, utilities, insurance companies... and the list gets thin. Not even Google, Amazon, and Apple demand your license or passport. Not nonsense, this is...

Also coinbase requires a photo ID, like drivers license or passport, to withdraw bitcoin. So, they also have information and a profile of their users which can be sold.

Nah. $PEP. $KO is headed south.

The restaurants here in NJ are operating at 50% capacity, with no bar service. I'm not talking about a new risk; I'm talking about the risk of COVID dragging on, and previous restrictions being reinstated. I see real risk that we'll go back into some form of shutdown starting in fall, as: 1...

I'm trying to understand this new type risk of risk; namely, lockdown risk. Terrible for airlines, big oil, restaurant, NYSE$BA, and a host of other companies/industries.

Hello All, What is a lower-level elected position that is generally considered a place to start in the U.S.? Thanks, Keith

It's the boomers--they love the lockdown, because it's good for them, and they have the vote. They don't give a isht about the poverty and the consequences it's causing to younger generations.

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Will we see another lockdown in fall of 2021, like we saw this past winter?

Yes... but I don't normally trade utils and needed a little validation.

:rolleyes::mad:

I think it's USD40/month, or USD330/year Is it worth it? Anyone here subscribe? https://www.bloomberg.com/subscriptions/ For emphasis, this is the retail subscription, not the professional news stream that comes with a BB terminal. I imagine it's 15 minutes delayed.

$hit I knew that... thanks for reminding me.