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by llampx 4y ago
There's no difference between investing and trading for the average retail stock market dabbler. Anytime you trade money for a stock, you are speculating that the asset will go in the direction you want, mostly up. If someone is lookin
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by llampx 4y ago
Between this and burning wood for heating, we really are going back to the middle ages in Europe.
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by llampx 4y ago
I agree on a general basis, with the caveat that sometimes there's a sea change that warrants being an early adopter (the Apple M1 laptop series comes to mind) With major OS and software upgrades though, I am all for waiting at least a
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by llampx 4y ago
For landlords it is a massive shift, many of these office jobs are simply not coming back. I know companies who have downsized office space after the pandemic, and others who wish they would have done that since they have a ~10-20% occupanc
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by llampx 4y ago
Simply incredible, the devastation.
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I had just skimmed over the comment before reading yours and realizing that you are right.
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by llampx 4y ago
Did I stumble upon freerepublic.com or something? The elites have planes you know. 99.999% of people living in cities are worker bees.
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by llampx 4y ago
Every recession is different. In this one, value stocks haven't been hit as hard as growth stocks, especially speculative growth tech stocks.
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by llampx 4y ago
Germans think that they are rich enough to save the world. The same thing was visible in 2015 during the refugee crisis. The problem this winter may be not enough gas, and the high gas bills for the gas that we do use, will hit next year.
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by llampx 4y ago
Just an observation: both of your experiences can be true, as you have personal experience with Ukrainians in real life and GP has experience online via video games.
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by llampx 4y ago
Homes didn't become worth more, money became worthless.
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Question is, will the market be able to make 7-8% p.a. in the face of massive headwinds like QT and rising interest rates and rising inflation from the CRB index.
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You would just end up with a massively underwater position.
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This is pretty much all financial media, especially Jim Cramer from MSNBC.
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The best application of GPT-3 I've seen.
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I wonder how well dollar cost averaging is going to work in an era of rising interest rates.
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by llampx 4y ago
He appeared on TV crying while his firm was unrolling their hedges and buying stock for the rebound. Never trust media.
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by llampx 4y ago
Archive link: https://web.archive.org/web/20220905084011/https://www.suedd...
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Central Register of Foreigners: Almost Three Million Refugees in Germany(sueddeutsche.de)
1 points by llampx 4y ago|1 comments
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> The AFW system uses a lidar-sensor infrastructure that locates vehicle position and at the same time detects obstacles in the factory environment. Seoul Robotics’ lidar-detection software uses the static monitoring sensors to create a
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by llampx 4y ago
What a horrible experience for this poor family. I can see this happening in other countries as well, all it takes is to trust the doctors a little too much. Maybe the UK is unique in that criticism of the NHS is taboo.
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by llampx 4y ago
Meanwhile it is incredibly hard to build up or out in most German cities and towns due to lack of permits. Why aren't Baugenehmigungen given out? Well, landowners vote. Also, most politicians are landowners. Lack of housing suits most
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by llampx 4y ago
Why?
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by llampx 4y ago
https://segue.co/subreddit/topic/Genomics/ Not really relevant results.
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by llampx 4y ago
Where will those flagged users go? The point of FAANG is that they are monopolies.
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"If even one child is protected, then it was all worth it"
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Somehow other laptop manufacturers starting with Lenovo have figured it out and are providing built-in physical lens covers.
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Women do wear men's clothing or women's version of it (eg boyfriend jeans) and it is seen as acceptable. Whereas men wearing dresses or skirts is still quite fringe, unless you live in the punk scene in Berlin.
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by llampx 4y ago
I find this such a nasty bit of insidious sexism in the workplace. Men are supposed to wear full sleeves and full pants all the time, and being in shorts or short sleeves is seen as unprofessional. Less of an issue if you WFH but anytime su
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by llampx 4y ago
How much is BTC up from when they bought it?

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