Global Financial Crisis (12 Viewers)
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Every time I hear investors talk about gold, this image comes into my head:
Like I was looking around my apartment this morning, and you know? I realized there was just a lot of gold that was missing. In fact, I'd toss out my laptop, a car, an apartment, my collection of wine all for a bit of gold bullion, knowhatimean?
Is this the real life? Are we really still living in the 16th century?
Like I was looking around my apartment this morning, and you know? I realized there was just a lot of gold that was missing. In fact, I'd toss out my laptop, a car, an apartment, my collection of wine all for a bit of gold bullion, knowhatimean?
Is this the real life? Are we really still living in the 16th century?
Latam airlines files for chapter 11 bankruptcy
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/latam-airlines-files-chapter-11-041137867.html
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/latam-airlines-files-chapter-11-041137867.html
Every time I hear investors talk about gold, this image comes into my head:
Like I was looking around my apartment this morning, and you know? I realized there was just a lot of gold that was missing. In fact, I'd toss out my laptop, a car, an apartment, my collection of wine all for a bit of gold bullion, knowhatimean?
Is this the real life? Are we really still living in the 16th century?
Like I was looking around my apartment this morning, and you know? I realized there was just a lot of gold that was missing. In fact, I'd toss out my laptop, a car, an apartment, my collection of wine all for a bit of gold bullion, knowhatimean?
Is this the real life? Are we really still living in the 16th century?
https://www.wsj.com/articles/justic...tigations-into-three-u-s-senators-11590520934
Justice Department Closing Insider-Trading Investigations Into Three U.S. Senators
Justice Department Closing Insider-Trading Investigations Into Three U.S. Senators
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Every time I hear investors talk about gold, this image comes into my head:
Like I was looking around my apartment this morning, and you know? I realized there was just a lot of gold that was missing. In fact, I'd toss out my laptop, a car, an apartment, my collection of wine all for a bit of gold bullion, knowhatimean?
Is this the real life? Are we really still living in the 16th century?
Like I was looking around my apartment this morning, and you know? I realized there was just a lot of gold that was missing. In fact, I'd toss out my laptop, a car, an apartment, my collection of wine all for a bit of gold bullion, knowhatimean?
Is this the real life? Are we really still living in the 16th century?
https://www.smmt.co.uk/2020/05/only...-april-down-99-3-due-to-coronavirus-shutdown/
15 vehicles in a month, that's what you call a proper shutdown.
15 vehicles in a month, that's what you call a proper shutdown.
Critical time for stawks here. Nasdaq is very close to the all-time high set in February, only points away. Most technicals still showing buy and the trend is still up. This could be the last chance the bears have to tank the market, creating a double top. S&P is still off the highs and in a rising wedge, put/call ratio was very high but came off to more parity, so looking for a target of 3170 in the next week. If bears can't get some declines going then we're going higher.
Tech led us off the lows while banks, energy and others lagged. Airlines and travel were the biggest laggards and they got bid massively today while tech was subdued, so there could be another push higher in tech as some of the money on the sidelines and hedge funds get into the game. Or everything just crashes. To the moon or crash is the play here.
Tech led us off the lows while banks, energy and others lagged. Airlines and travel were the biggest laggards and they got bid massively today while tech was subdued, so there could be another push higher in tech as some of the money on the sidelines and hedge funds get into the game. Or everything just crashes. To the moon or crash is the play here.