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Mar 18 2022 10:10am
Quote (KrWWW @ Mar 18 2022 10:09am)
I regret not buying that $tsla dip

up almost $200


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Quote (KrWWW @ Mar 18 2022 07:09am)
I regret not buying that $tsla dip

up almost $200



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This is for 2022. Stop buying Emerging Markets or buy even more?

I’m 34 so I will hold this for atleast 20+ years
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This is for 2022. Stop buying Emerging Markets or buy even more?

I’m 34 so I will hold this for atleast 20+ years


take that €11k and put it into dogecoin man :drool:
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Mar 20 2022 06:26am
I'm not convinced markets have priced in ALL of the following effects, particularly 1) and 5):

1) Major lockdowns in Chinese cities, particularly in Shenzen which is a key industrial area, thus exacerbating the risk of supply chain bottlenecks
2) Full blown war in Europe which will further pressure supply chains
3) Locking out Russia from the global economy
4) Inflation out of control
5) A recession resulting from the above
6) Potential for escalation in the war (unlikely but possible)





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Mar 20 2022 10:07am
Quote (dro94 @ Mar 20 2022 08:26am)
I'm not convinced markets have priced in ALL of the following effects, particularly 1) and 5):

1) Major lockdowns in Chinese cities, particularly in Shenzen which is a key industrial area, thus exacerbating the risk of supply chain bottlenecks
2) Full blown war in Europe which will further pressure supply chains
3) Locking out Russia from the global economy
4) Inflation out of control
5) A recession resulting from the above
6) Potential for escalation in the war (unlikely but possible)


As long as Putin doesn't invade NATO, 2 is out of the question. He could nuke Ukraine and NATO wouldn't do anything.
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Quote (S3th @ Mar 20 2022 04:07pm)
As long as Putin doesn't invade NATO, 2 is out of the question. He could nuke Ukraine and NATO wouldn't do anything.


2 is what's happening right now I meant. Supply chains are pretty negatively impacted by the war, particularly food products
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Mar 21 2022 07:15am
It will be interesting to see if there's any recovery of data from the flight that crashed or if there's an overreaction without any information from people looking to try to hedge their risk and move away from Boeing.
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I am interested in starting a position into Li-Cycle $LICY as a part of my EV/Renewable play. However, it is absurdly expensive...
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Quote (dro94 @ Mar 20 2022 07:26am)
I'm not convinced markets have priced in ALL of the following effects, particularly 1) and 5):

1) Major lockdowns in Chinese cities, particularly in Shenzen which is a key industrial area, thus exacerbating the risk of supply chain bottlenecks
2) Full blown war in Europe which will further pressure supply chains
3) Locking out Russia from the global economy
4) Inflation out of control
5) A recession resulting from the above
6) Potential for escalation in the war (unlikely but possible)


Tina?

Buy record high commodities , stocks , land/housing or let the cash rot
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