NIO action feels like a stop raid.
I'm still in the red on MARAyukmonkey said:
Happy for those that held MARA.
Also f you MARA.
I am back at even today...E said:I'm still in the red on MARAyukmonkey said:
Happy for those that held MARA.
Also f you MARA.
Finally back in the green!!!CrazyRichAggie said:I am back at even today...E said:I'm still in the red on MARAyukmonkey said:
Happy for those that held MARA.
Also f you MARA.
Nice. I am going to continue to hold and hopefully we get another ~20% run up soon.spud1910 said:Finally back in the green!!!CrazyRichAggie said:I am back at even today...E said:I'm still in the red on MARAyukmonkey said:
Happy for those that held MARA.
Also f you MARA.
Net free is a good thing.....tlepoC said:
I have no clue what to do with ZOM other than go net free since there aren't any options!
up over 8% today.Aggies75455 said:
ZEST Walmart sealed document filed today. We haven't had any news in weeks but a filing in Walmart's earnings date could be something...
Threw my hat into the Ring on the $65 weeklys.Danwell Home said:
To all the NIO holders... LET'S GET IT!!!!!!!
That's a big move needed bro. Hoping for the best!Rice and Fries said:Threw my hat into the Ring on the $65 weeklys.Danwell Home said:
To all the NIO holders... LET'S GET IT!!!!!!!
Honestly, just gonna sell on the first pop. Its $100 gambleMcInnis 03 said:That's a big move needed bro. Hoping for the best!Rice and Fries said:Threw my hat into the Ring on the $65 weeklys.Danwell Home said:
To all the NIO holders... LET'S GET IT!!!!!!!
Yall spoke to soon. Down 1% now.TMOOSE said:
That was a quick lil bounce, wasnt it?
Rice and Fries said:Yall spoke to soon. Down 1% now.TMOOSE said:
That was a quick lil bounce, wasnt it?
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Shelton, a conservative economics commentator, is opposed by Senate Democrats, most economists and many former Fed officials for her past support of the gold standard and for writings that questioned the Fed's political independence. Under the gold standard, the U.S. dollar's value is tied to gold. Under that approach, the Fed has had less leeway to adjust interest rates, even in a severe recession.
Shelton was approved by the Senate Finance Committee on a 13-12 party-line vote in July. Senate Democrats criticized her for appearing to flip-flop on many positions, including near-zero interest rates. She opposed ultra-low rates during President Barack Obama's presidency but supported them after President Donald Trump took office and demanded that the Fed lower its short-term benchmark rate.
ClutchCityAg said:
https://apnews.com/article/election-2020-donald-trump-mitch-mcconnell-kamala-harris-eb3639871b967b8de16aaf57ffc22189Quote:
Shelton, a conservative economics commentator, is opposed by Senate Democrats, most economists and many former Fed officials for her past support of the gold standard and for writings that questioned the Fed's political independence. Under the gold standard, the U.S. dollar's value is tied to gold. Under that approach, the Fed has had less leeway to adjust interest rates, even in a severe recession.
Shelton was approved by the Senate Finance Committee on a 13-12 party-line vote in July. Senate Democrats criticized her for appearing to flip-flop on many positions, including near-zero interest rates. She opposed ultra-low rates during President Barack Obama's presidency but supported them after President Donald Trump took office and demanded that the Fed lower its short-term benchmark rate.
i'm sorry, but no. If she flip flops on the low rates, whatever, because they will ultimately be influenced mostly on the UST's yield. But the past support for pegging the USD to the gold standard would fundamentally erode the value of the dollar in terms of it being the reserve currency of the world. Let alone being a wrecking ball to inflation and what purchasing power you will have on it.Mostly Foggy Recollection said:ClutchCityAg said:
https://apnews.com/article/election-2020-donald-trump-mitch-mcconnell-kamala-harris-eb3639871b967b8de16aaf57ffc22189Quote:
Shelton, a conservative economics commentator, is opposed by Senate Democrats, most economists and many former Fed officials for her past support of the gold standard and for writings that questioned the Fed's political independence. Under the gold standard, the U.S. dollar's value is tied to gold. Under that approach, the Fed has had less leeway to adjust interest rates, even in a severe recession.
Shelton was approved by the Senate Finance Committee on a 13-12 party-line vote in July. Senate Democrats criticized her for appearing to flip-flop on many positions, including near-zero interest rates. She opposed ultra-low rates during President Barack Obama's presidency but supported them after President Donald Trump took office and demanded that the Fed lower its short-term benchmark rate.
I pray she makes it through. If the past Fed clowns and post modern economists are against her, she has to be good.
Rice and Fries said:i'm sorry, but no. If she flip flops on the low rates, whatever, because they will ultimately be influenced mostly on the UST's yield. But the past support for pegging the USD to the gold standard would fundamentally erode the value of the dollar in terms of it being the reserve currency of the world. Let alone being a wrecking ball to inflation and what purchasing power you will have on it.Mostly Foggy Recollection said:ClutchCityAg said:
https://apnews.com/article/election-2020-donald-trump-mitch-mcconnell-kamala-harris-eb3639871b967b8de16aaf57ffc22189Quote:
Shelton, a conservative economics commentator, is opposed by Senate Democrats, most economists and many former Fed officials for her past support of the gold standard and for writings that questioned the Fed's political independence. Under the gold standard, the U.S. dollar's value is tied to gold. Under that approach, the Fed has had less leeway to adjust interest rates, even in a severe recession.
Shelton was approved by the Senate Finance Committee on a 13-12 party-line vote in July. Senate Democrats criticized her for appearing to flip-flop on many positions, including near-zero interest rates. She opposed ultra-low rates during President Barack Obama's presidency but supported them after President Donald Trump took office and demanded that the Fed lower its short-term benchmark rate.
I pray she makes it through. If the past Fed clowns and post modern economists are against her, she has to be good.
It amazes me how many people are incredibly misinformed on the role the federal reserve plays in our economy.
Who do you think owns most of the gold in the world? Hint: it's not the US.
Rice and Fries said:i'm sorry, but no. If she flip flops on the low rates, whatever, because they will ultimately be influenced mostly on the UST's yield. But the past support for pegging the USD to the gold standard would fundamentally erode the value of the dollar in terms of it being the reserve currency of the world. Let alone being a wrecking ball to inflation and what purchasing power you will have on it.Mostly Foggy Recollection said:ClutchCityAg said:
https://apnews.com/article/election-2020-donald-trump-mitch-mcconnell-kamala-harris-eb3639871b967b8de16aaf57ffc22189Quote:
Shelton, a conservative economics commentator, is opposed by Senate Democrats, most economists and many former Fed officials for her past support of the gold standard and for writings that questioned the Fed's political independence. Under the gold standard, the U.S. dollar's value is tied to gold. Under that approach, the Fed has had less leeway to adjust interest rates, even in a severe recession.
Shelton was approved by the Senate Finance Committee on a 13-12 party-line vote in July. Senate Democrats criticized her for appearing to flip-flop on many positions, including near-zero interest rates. She opposed ultra-low rates during President Barack Obama's presidency but supported them after President Donald Trump took office and demanded that the Fed lower its short-term benchmark rate.
I pray she makes it through. If the past Fed clowns and post modern economists are against her, she has to be good.
It amazes me how many people are incredibly misinformed on the role the federal reserve plays in our economy.
Who do you think owns most of the gold in the world? Hint: it's not the US.