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4y ago
I bought a pair of Doc Martens shoes (the old classic ones) from amazon before discovering doc marteens had its own selling website. I bought a second pair there after 2 weeks not seeing the one I ordered on amazon, the very same model whic
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It's like the apple which falls from the tree, gravity and all that... Seriously, the effect of money supply on prices has been established for quite some time, with historical data to back it up.
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High inflation has always been the effect of massive increase of money supply, typically for the purpose of paying back creditors by state actors. What account for money supply can be gold (Spain Inflation, 16th century), diluted gold coins
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No. It's not. The 2 phenomenons are very different, if you trace monetary movements from one economic actor to another. They are not even close. It's like comparing a hat and a car. https://www.investopedia.com/te
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As a once retail vendor, it's not as simple as bad faith. But they happen to be very lazy, intellectualy lazy. Most of people lacks intellectual curiosity. They don't want to go to through the processing of information discovery a
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> This is one of the primary resaons I ditched Windows for Macos. The raison I just ditched Fedora for ubuntu... The raison I ditched MacOS for Windows is that MacOS is slowly but surely becoming a magnified version of iOS... One day you
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24 cores CPU and the guy is still in a wordpress domain name ?
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4y ago
Ask Sacler family members...
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Where does it end then ? Burned in the air ? I don't know if it is worse or better, I have no data about it. But I suppose it's neither neutral. Recycling plastic is very hard as a single product is often a combinaison of differen
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> more competent leadership, maybe Marjolie Taylor Greene... lol
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Spoiler Alert : Source -> const GAMES = ...
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Sometimes, futur is predictible ; most of the time it's not in reliable way.
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Oil (and gas) are specific cases, not relatable to gold... The point with oil is its extraction can't be stoped overnight, and thus has to be stored in case of excessive production, which has itself a cost. Demand droped significantly
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> Financial fraud is an old story and not really worth writing about Yeah, it worths it. In fact, it should be the very first thing to read about when you contemplate investing.
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4y ago
Something to do with neo-nicotinoid. It would explain a lot.
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4y ago
Except when Amazon allows third party sellers, located on a fake address, to sell counterfeit products and does nothing when you report them.
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4y ago
> I hope that crypto exchanges are outlawed soon. They will not. According to the Financial Times, A recent (or future?) EU legislation allow supervised crypto exchanges EU wide with the condition of 50.000 euros minimun capitalisation.
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I didn't read they article but I don't have to... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Cu6EbELZ6I It's all about avoiding taxes. It's an 120 years old story.
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Does it mean something ?
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So this guy make bucks by drawing 2 layered triangles of common place, general, not so much insightfull, management concepts. Surely the bullshit run high in modern corporate.
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Like US.
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When I look for a new laptop, I want an AMD processor... Why ? Because performance/cost wise, it make sense. Intel, while an inovator back in the day, has been left behind in term of design compared to AMD. And its CEO qualifying Europ
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There should be a newcomer financial book titled "How to get rich quick if you don't mind being a crook". The very first book to read before any other on finance and investment. It would be the like of telling your kid "
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Hey. I offer a 10% return on stock market, every years, in bull as well as bear markets. Does it sound legit ?
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Le Monde (french) made a special Edition titled Atlas of Energy with a section on Nuclear power (and of course nuclear power waste). There is an article from science.org about finland plan to bury its own waste. https://www.scien
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I suspect BTC has always been an US government honey pot... Google dorian satoshi nakamoto newsweeks. The guy is probably behind btc. He worked previously as army contractor and in the finance sector... Just like TOR network was the work of
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Not to mention nuclear waste, which is still an unresolved issue at current level of nuclear energy production.
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I watched The Kardashians for 15 mins for the first time yesterday on Disney+... I already knew it was a pile of dog**, like most (all?) Reality TV show is, but I clearly underestimated how low the bar was. What socked me the most was the c
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Market places knows where is your stop loss... You play again them. It should not be, but it's a scam and unregulated. I made the painfull experience of it with a future on DJIA in 2009, and it was a regulated market place (CBOT, i thi
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"US stocks tumble after Fed chair warns of higher rates to come." Financial Times, November 2, 2022.
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