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harambae
5y ago
Well there is wide speculation that Elon could open up the rules of twitter a bit - perhaps allow Trump back on, widen what type of Covid-19 discourse can posted without repercussions, etc. Fewer people think Elon has any predilection to lo
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5y ago
To be fair, there are people in this thread making the opposite argument as well.
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5y ago
Investopedia disagrees "Backwardation is when the current price of an underlying asset is higher than prices trading in the futures market."
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harambae
5y ago
> If people save $100 dollars, what's wrong with adding $100 dollars to the economy, The problem is they start to spend it (especially if inflation mindset takes hold in popular culture). Here's the velocity of M2 money https:
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5y ago
It's worse than just giving out money to unemployed people, I know people with jobs (working for large corporations, not a business of their own) that applied for and got six figures worth of fraudulent PPP loans. Wanna guess how many
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Forget the Jet. The ‘World’s First Private Helicopter’ Is Hitting the Skies
(robbreport.com)
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>most Americans don't like/agree with the political aspects of their social media: to which i wonder, why don't they disengage? It gets dragged in a lot of places whether you want it or not. For example, I saw a discussion
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5y ago
> Does it show it as loan forgiven? Here's what it shows... Loan Status: Not Disclosed Date Approved: (ranges from "Jan. 27, 2021" to "May 5, 2021") Business Type: Sole Proprietorship Jobs Reported: 1 Business Ag
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Consumer Price Index – March 2022 (pdf)
(bls.gov)
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5y ago
Not really the point of this post I'm aware, but "Downtify" https://github.com/Igglybuff/awesome-piracy#spotify
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5y ago
Yeah, I checked on that website and my (somewhat shady) friend somehow got $42k PPP money, his wife got $41k and his mom got $40k. None of them have businesses or employee paychecks of any kind to protect. I do wonder how common this is and
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HR chief says your boss wants to boil you slowly to get you back in the office
(fortune.com)
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> If house prices fall, they are going to hold on to houses to prevent the losses from being shown on their books. And yet Zillow did the exact opposite of this very recently. Also, after Zillow did so, everyone on real estate forums see
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5y ago
> 1. There is a fixed amount of realestate that must be shared by a growing population. U.S. Population Grew 0.1% in 2021, Slowest Rate Since Founding of the Nation [0] > 2. Inflation means the cost of everything is increasing I agree
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5y ago
I'm not sure why you're being downvoted so heavily. It's true, SALT deduction limits did hit the rich and now that may be undone [0] (regardless of what you think of Trump and regardless of whether Trump did it to punish blue
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Russia’s Ruble Roars Back
(finance.yahoo.com)
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Unfortunately many of the self-driving cars will be robotaxis with camera systems watching the riders. If anything, it'll increase the police state.
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Developers flood Arizona with homes even as historic Western drought intensifies
(cnbc.com)
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If they lose their job in San Francisco bay they just take a new job in San Francisco bay. This is, IMO, why housing essentially never goes down in the bay (until either Prop 13 is repealed or the big earthquake hits and a lot of people are
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You're basically correct about building homes (even with inflated wood prices), but when there's a housing boom (bubble?) land gets bid up like crazy as well. And no, I'm not talking about Midtown Manhattan. Rural Maine, roug
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> break hard for a paper bag This is why you have radar as well. The paper bag absorbs minimal energy and you roll through it. (also it's "brake")
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TikTok Brain Explained: Why Some Kids Seem Hooked on Social Video Feeds
(wsj.com)
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It historically can still take 18 months for the recession to begin, however Edit brief stats https://preview.redd.it/j1oowk7s7tq81.jpg?width=640&crop=sma...
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World That’s More Expensive Is Starting to Destroy Demand
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Efforts to ban ‘home equity theft’ in Massachusetts picking up steam
(bostonglobe.com)
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I guess this answers part of it https://www.wsj.com/amp/articles/how-russias-central-bank-en...
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45% of Gen Z and millennials don’t see the point of saving for the future
(finance.yahoo.com)
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If they're not required to directly list that information, is there some indirect way to acquire it? Like I think businesses have to comply with some public tax disclosure in a way individuals do not (although tax law isn't my are
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> I'm about 90% sure you have to be a Mexican citizen to own land in Mexico It's a little more nuanced. My understanding is that if you're near the water (where you probably want to own in Mexico) you can't directly b
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Data of 820k NYC students compromised in hack of grading system
(nydailynews.com)
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