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Is This a Liquidity Crisis or a Solvency Crisis? It Matters to Fed(wsj.com)
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A 1997 book by Neil Howe predicted a major catastrophe in America before 2025(nytimes.com)
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Russia's Prime Minister has tested positive for Coronavirus(bbc.com)
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Scary: rent strike planned for May 1. I mean, how's the market rising?(wsj.com)
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by adelHBN 6y ago
"Someone who is friendless, childless, powerless, weak, and ugly will simply not be able to find many opportunities for virtuous activity over a long period of time, ..." This is B.S. I don't believe in categorical statements
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by adelHBN 6y ago
No, I believe vain, insecure people post lots of photos of themselves online. Many of them compensate for their ugliness by clothes, background and makeup. Most beautiful people that are busily secure in their lives don't have the time
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Public transportation is one of the biggest challenges to reopening the economy(thepeel.news)
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by adelHBN 6y ago
Ok, I seriously don't get this. How is the stock market doing so well? This article about Lyft is just but one glimpse of what's happening to the economy. And it ain't going to get better any time soon. I've been waiti
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One of the toughest challenges of reopening businesses is mass transit(wsj.com)
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by adelHBN 6y ago
How is this news?
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by adelHBN 6y ago
---"Using the "best" teachers from the school district to provide lectures for every student taking that course" While theoretically this sounds good, it doesn't work in practice. Kids, espcially young ones (I have
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by adelHBN 6y ago
This article is misleading in one important aspect - the license for the use of the collection of British Museum in commercial settings. The article states that the collection of the British Museum can be downloaded for free under the Creat
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by adelHBN 6y ago
What's truly new here is that they are letting people downloand the stuff for free (some restrictions apply).
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NY draining reserves, seeks $4B no-interest loan from Fed to pay unemployment(blogs.wsj.com)
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by adelHBN 6y ago
I am so sorry for you. I immigrated to the U.S. when I was a boy, but certainly, remember all the challenges of having my parents and a brother still overseas. And this is your spouse. But again, how does this help us fight the pandemic? It
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State lawmakers want “retroactive” insurance policy changes to cover pandemics(wsj.com)
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by adelHBN 6y ago
Well, in the O.C. people are out on the beach... and social distancing is not as strictly observed as one would expect.
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So far, earning seasons profits down $15% – steepest YOY decline since 2009(wsj.com)
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by adelHBN 6y ago
Isn't each contract 1,000 barrels? If so, that's about $40k per contract. There something wrong here. I can see $0, or -$1-2. But almost -$40 is illogical. Something's wrong with the system.
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by adelHBN 6y ago
Travel from Europe, East Asia, Canada and Mexico are virtually dead. So how is this presidential order help? What is its practical impact? Is this just political showmanship for the 2020 election?
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by adelHBN 6y ago
I thought this WAS already the law - whatever happened to "beyond a reasonable doubt?"
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by adelHBN 6y ago
President Xi has dramatically changed the communist party's composition. His excuse for purging members is curtailing corruption, including bribery.
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Fall in China's consumer spending is a bad sign for US consumer economy.(wsj.com)
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Emmanuel, Notre Dame's famous bell, rang last night for fire's first anniversary(wsj.com)
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by adelHBN 6y ago
I see. Thanks for explaining.
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by adelHBN 6y ago
I believe that our climate is warming. I've seen it with my own eyes on trips to Alaska, Nova Scotia and Alberta. Having said that, Europe did go through a little ice age, the end of which opened up shipping routes for the Vikings. I
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Oil to price below zero - filled storage, overcapacity, less demand(wsj.com)
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by adelHBN 6y ago
They may be right. But the effects of the virus on the economy will last for more than a year. The IMF is pretty clear about that.
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by adelHBN 6y ago
Yes, you got it. Thanks.
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by adelHBN 6y ago
No! It's too soon. Stocks will go down again. They went down in the 30s and also during 2007-2009. The first dip was not the final dip.

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