Quote (Saucisson6000 @ Mar 2 2022 02:21pm)
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Yes Cuba can ally with Russia, and Russia can put nukes in Cuba. America would not stand for that.
Yes Nato can invite Taiwan into Nato and China would not stand for that
Yes Nato can put missiles in poland and Russia is meant to just roll over?
Yes Nato can support Ukraine via entry to Nato and Russia is meant to just roll over ?
A sovereign country can do whatever it wants but should not be surprised when they get punished, for want of a better word, for intruding on another countries security concerns / area of interest.
Not to mention the parts that were already annexed. It's still invasion and civilian killings in anyway, and million(s) refugees. - yes what is happening right now is terrible and is going to get alot worse.
finally re: Btw Ukraine accepted to give back nuclear weapons under Boris Eltsine. Sad. Yes, I have not read enough on this to make comment on it. i'll read up on that later just for my own learning.
Quote (Saucisson6000 @ Mar 2 2022 02:21pm)
Btw Russia has no RTS index since 5 days
i googled that, its their international trading system? or what is it ?
The RTS Index "Russia Trading System" (abbreviated: RTSI, Russian: Индекс РТС) is a free-float capitalization-weighted index of 50 Russian stocks traded on the Moscow Exchange, calculated in US dollars. The list of stocks is reviewed every three months.
The RTS Index value is calculated in a real-time mode. The index was introduced on September 1, 1995 with a base value of 100.[1] The RTSI peaked on 19 May 2008 at 2,498.10 points, and fell to 492.59 on 23 January 2009; on 29 December 2017 the RTS Index closed at 1,154.43.
In addition to the RTS Index, Moscow Exchange also computes and publishes the RTS Standard Index (RTSSTD), RTS-2 Index, RTS Siberia Index and seven sectoral indexes (Telecommunication, Financial, Metals & Mining, Oil & Gas, Industrial, Consumer & Retail, and Electric Utilities). The RTS Standard and RTS-2 are compiled similarly to the RTS Index, from a list of top 15 large-cap stocks and 50+ second-tier stocks, respectively.
The wiki is too brief for me to comprehend what I am reading or what you are saying about it. can you elaborate if you get the chance and are inclined ?
This post was edited by ferdia on Mar 2 2022 08:25am