Still think TITNC3: Return of the Iceberg was peak

Very.
We had blood diamonds, now we have blood Ev’s and blood solar panels. They ALL know. They just don’t care. https://hir.harvard.edu/not-so-green-technology-the-complicated-legacy-of-rare-earth-mining/

 

To be fair, I ain't donatin' my whiskey money to solve developing world problems either. No one here is.

https://youtu.be/MSgb8lrXulU

 

Whoa whoa whoa.

It's green, it doesn't have to be fair trade. You get one.

 

its not even October yet boys

 

thinking it will go below 8.20

based absolutely on nothing...just wanting a good deal

 

https://www.investopedia.com/terms/s/september-effect.asp

 

I'm always happy to be wrong - it lowers my cost basis.

 

I owe someone a Coke, but I can't remember who.

 

Trader Jones says October is the worst month in the market, historically

 

https://www.investopedia.com/articles/financial-theory/09/october-effect.asp

Although it'd be nice to have financial panics and stock market crashes restrict themselves to one particular month, October is no more prone to bad times than the other 11 months of the year.

 

idk I haven’t been in the market long enough so I just go by what others say

https://twitter.com/masterbjones/status/1574968330427179008

 

GTii profits, haha... $.07 now so why not

 

Source?

 

So UK is a dumpster fire for the forseeable future, possibly a generation. Be interesting to see what happens in various Euro countries next.

 

The OG chart still lives.

Algos are too predictable, I've concluded lol

 

I should have opened a FOREX account in January and put it all in USD

Guess I'll just travel abroad instead



"haha these poors don't know the exchange rate is 1/1 now!!"

 

They beatin the shit out of BBIG today. Don't like all those numbers @theesotericone was spitting out yesterday.

 

Well...natural gas heat to fairy dust conversion kits are stuck in the port on barges...

 

I mean, let's summarize the scenario in the UK:


- The gov't is deeply indebted.
- BoE is raising interest rates.
- The BoE is printing pounds...
- ....To buy newly issued government debt...
- ...to ensure pensions remain solvent...
- ...so old people can consume without producing...
- ...while inflation is ~10%.
- And cutting taxes.
- With a non-reserve currency.


I don't see any potential problems, do you?

 

nah man just keep printing money like always....but dont forget to make up some phony excuses to cover