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Unfortunately we have all become addicted to the crack candy of handouts and abuses of economic regulatory decree in the takeover the central management of the economy that the12 past decades of usurpations have brought. The bigger and friendlier to the central planning behemoth, the more reliant on the crack candy handouts and ironically most rewarded by the reigning overlords.
LOL!!!. Elon's moved to the far right as he supports a 1990 style NY democrat? LOL!!! The Overton window really has been shifted just that much!
Thanks to insane excess government spending devaluing the currency, a trillion dollars ain't anywhere near what it once was.
Someone really screwed up the editing on this one: first segment is repeated.
but does it have more outlets than Lucken Coffee?
One of the better weekly shows of recent times. In the top ten since Chris left.
Bring back Chris Hill.... please!!!
Holding newsguard up as a reliable source on any subject is laughable. Shame on you.
Fastest growing doesn't mean most reliable. Just that the best lobbiest can purchase the worst politicians fast!
We miss Chris Hill.
Insider buys? Pat Gelsingsr.
Did the FUBO CEO just purchase a position within DIS using legacy shareholder value? Was this the plan all along and not wagering sports content? Smart?
The audio on this was pretty amateurish. I had grown to expect better production quality from yous.
Agri tech cutting edge, water your crop with e-coli ladened water and use imported illegal slave labor to care for them? What could go wrong? Admit it, the machine investment, while increasing efficiency and consistency, hasn't resulted in reduced labor costs..., maybe even just a little bit?
Maybe they're looking for a raw onion supplier?
One could and should argue that it's the mushy middle moderates, going along to get along that have facilitated this nation in veering away from the base of its founding and the Constitution. Thanks for the indifference. You also expound on the dominance of the private sector in leading. True until it isn't. The exponential growth of the gubmit sector over the most recent years is starting to crowd businesses. Perhaps most recent actions in equities, US longer bonds, and precious metals reflect
Greenie Treats from Chewy sound like the purfect ha)lowern candy for Larry the werewolf.
MCD Corporate sabotage? Purps need to be found and locked away for murder and attempted.
Taleb in addition to being a great author and mathematician has made good bank trading his own book. He is quite correct about the dollars reserve status being impaired by disasterous political decisions. His position on gubmit debt destroying currency value is also spot on. Both extremely strong headwinds for consumer purchasing power. How far can this market melt up continue with extended valuations front running inflation with the devaluing dollar. Goto cash recommendation in inflation? wow!
Good conversation about various ways to view investing! It's all good however you get there as long as you do actually get there. Don't be like me working 60 to 80 hours weekly well into your elder years. I used to shake my head at people like me, wondering how they let that happen.Too much cash, too much risk adversity, too little hard assets, and too idiotic to act on macro trends I observed. Leverage is a great tool, used wisely, in an inflationary environment. Good luck and greater planning.