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redisman
4y ago
I mean it is called an “exit” right?
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TerraUSD “stable” coin has lost its peg
(coinmarketcap.com)
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redisman
4y ago
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redisman
4y ago
So your advice is to be Warren Buffet?
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redisman
4y ago
As we transition out of the emergency mode of Covid the bill will be coming due at some point. Governments spent a whole lot of money to not generate any real work in the economy for two years
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redisman
4y ago
Artificially low interest rates for a decade could have a similar effect
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redisman
4y ago
There are plenty of value or dividend funds if that’s your philosophy
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redisman
4y ago
That’s a bit selective. I would say that a tanks main duty is to draw aggro from main damage dealers and support and act as a damage sponge.
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redisman
4y ago
It’s “only” a problem because all societies and economies are built like a pyramid where the bottom (working age people) is always bigger than the top. It seems like inevitably that is going to invert as countries get richer
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redisman
4y ago
Carrying capacity? We are already well beyond the “carrying capacity” in some very basic resources like carbon emissions
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redisman
4y ago
Stupid poor people am I right
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redisman
4y ago
Sweden had problems integrating large swaths of their refugee populations who now live in newly high crime enclaves. I don’t think refugees are comparable to a well thought out professional immigration system though.
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redisman
4y ago
The US has 47m (2015) at about double the population. US is a outlier though
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redisman
4y ago
Maybe it’s the cheaper pans. I’ve had multiple that just start to “dry” and flake eventually
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redisman
4y ago
And ballooning debt and minuscule rates during the “good times”
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redisman
4y ago
They released a new expansion to Titan Quest last year. I’ve talked to their leadership and they will 100% release content and new platform support for every IP they buy. It’s their whole MO - buy somewhat stale IP and take care of it to ge
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redisman
4y ago
I also really fail to see a situation where the west would think it acceptable. If Russia completely leaves Crimea and pays reparations to rebuild Ukraine - maybe. But that is never going to happen
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redisman
4y ago
9.something. The speculation is that the next rate 6 months from now would be lower if the fed can get inflation under control. It’s a bit of a over hyped point
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redisman
4y ago
They are lagging or get less of a return. The TIPS I have are yielding 6.25% right now. Still a fine place to park if you think the market might dump more or go sideways. Just pay attention to when the dividend pays and don’t sell before th
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redisman
4y ago
You don’t have to hold them for 30 years. I’m holding my down payment on them for example until a better option comes along (which probably won’t)
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redisman
4y ago
I bought on Friday and they marked me for Monday so I missed it too. BUT I don’t think inflation is going down this year so whatever. China is in lockdown, Russian energy imports are curtailed, Ukrainian grain supply is down 20% at least. I
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redisman
4y ago
These bond purchases have a 1 year lock up so it’s not really built for rapid moves
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redisman
4y ago
What are the options? Get -8% on your checking or savings or a very volatile stock market return? It’s perfect for saving for a down payment. I’d still of course max out 401ks and such in addition
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redisman
4y ago
Only $200 in your checking account is just logistically a nightmare. If OP has any autopay set up they’re very likely to overdraw
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redisman
4y ago
The investment is good and safe. I also bought I bonds and will buy more as I accrue cash. It’s not even really an investment as technically you make $0 in purchasing power. This is more of a UX and lack of emergency fund fail.
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redisman
4y ago
With a MacBook internal modem would you then have to purchase another 5G plan and a sim or pay extra for including that in your phone plan? I would imagine it’s not cheap
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redisman
4y ago
Tech is hardly a paragon of good management. I can count on two fingers the amount of skilled managers I’ve had in my 15 year career. Both got promoted out of line management very quickly because they were too good. Some have been truly ter
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redisman
4y ago
Poor countries
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redisman
4y ago
Whoever came up with the term must think that the “south” starts at the tip of Italy
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redisman
4y ago
I also was converted once Apple started to make the cheaper models. I was a android diehard from the original Galaxy until the iPhone 5c hit my price point. It just works and feels more cohesive and responsive.
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redisman
4y ago
I paid $190 for a refurbished 2020 SE with 100% health battery and no scratches. Still more expensive than cheapo androids but you can have affordable iPhones if you want to
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