I am relieved that I am not the only one so very snowed by the glowing reports of how great the recovery has been, reports that used the bottom of the valley as a reference point instead of using a similar time a year earlier. using selected data is what gave statistics that poor reputation a while back.
The terrible reality is that serious damage has been done, and will continue to be done, not only to those businesses that lacked resources to slide through this problem, but also to all of those families suffering financial pain, not only from loss if income but also from he deadly effects of inflation.
And it is proving to the populace, although probably not realized yet, that the federal banking gang is not concerned very much about the majority of the population neary as much as about the wealth of that 1%, or probably the 3% of the people on top.
Quite an interesting arTIcle, but rather depressing, given that our federal bank has demonstrated a lack of making correct decisions. The fact is that the inflation primarily benefits that to 1%, or at best the top 5% And the fed certainly looks after it's own.
Quite a tale of thechno-woe about the internet interface. Who was the fool that claimed all change is good? At Best,Only half of all changes are improvements. That is how I see it.
and certainly the market has been interesting, I anticipate more of the same, or at least similar, to come. Oh Well.
This is a very educational and cautionary article, also very interesting.
I had never considered that Bitcoin hacking could be a problem because it has always been touted as quite secure because of Blockchain.
Thus it is quite an education to learn that the benefits are not quite as claimed. The security systems are all "for profit" organizations, I am sure, and so that cost tends to make the cryptocurrency world much less attractive.
US currency in small denominations passed in a "plain brown wrapper" hand to hand looks more secure and discreet all the time.
Some folks will never learn. That is nothing new. The change is in the amount of damage that the fools can cause. This plague is different, it is a very well designed weapon of serious destruction. Many aspects of this disease appear to be in response to the success of efforts to prevent the spread of prior versions. This virus does not appear to be just the result of random evolution, at least that is how it looks to me.
And yet if a hundred trainloads of effective vaccine arrived this evening it would still be months before the health in general improved and the plague was beaten back.
Worse yet, the collection of fools who fear medication is growing, and promising to remain a vector of infection. The means of dealing with that sector are not so clear just yet.
The threat of withholding treatment from those who refuse to be vaccinated might possibly be effective, it could certainly help conserve resources at least. Sort of like natural selection. Quite cruel, but effective. I am not advocating it now.
And yet if a hundred trainloads of effective vaccine arrived this evening it would still be months before the health in general improved and the plague was beaten back.
Worse yet, the collection of fools who fear medication is growing, and promising to remain a vector of infection.
Certainly there is a cyclic nature to the stock market, and from that many have amassed fortunes, if they perceive correctly. But there is also a large random noise element that is much harder to predict accurately. Thus the real world sounds like a mixture of signals and noise. On most occasions it is difficult to know just what one is hearing.
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The Rocky Path Towards A US Economic Recovery
I am relieved that I am not the only one so very snowed by the glowing reports of how great the recovery has been, reports that used the bottom of the valley as a reference point instead of using a similar time a year earlier. using selected data is what gave statistics that poor reputation a while back.
The terrible reality is that serious damage has been done, and will continue to be done, not only to those businesses that lacked resources to slide through this problem, but also to all of those families suffering financial pain, not only from loss if income but also from he deadly effects of inflation.
And it is proving to the populace, although probably not realized yet, that the federal banking gang is not concerned very much about the majority of the population neary as much as about the wealth of that 1%, or probably the 3% of the people on top.
A Vaccine And The “New New Normal”
Quite an interesting arTIcle, but rather depressing, given that our federal bank has demonstrated a lack of making correct decisions. The fact is that the inflation primarily benefits that to 1%, or at best the top 5% And the fed certainly looks after it's own.
Pfizer-BioNTech Vaccine For Christmas? Impact On Stocks
Certainly an encouraging conclusion, at a time when encouragement is very welcome.
A Good Kind Of Overbought
Quite an interesting article. Not that I understood it all, but still interesting.
Canada’s Jobs Outlook Is Still Quite Awful
We see here that times are tough in Canada as well as the rest of the world. Plenty of misery for all.
Thanks for the update.
Lots Of News
Quite a tale of thechno-woe about the internet interface. Who was the fool that claimed all change is good? At Best,Only half of all changes are improvements. That is how I see it.
and certainly the market has been interesting, I anticipate more of the same, or at least similar, to come. Oh Well.
So thanks for the educational article.
Building A Solid Security Protocol Using Bitcoin Mixers
This is a very educational and cautionary article, also very interesting.
I had never considered that Bitcoin hacking could be a problem because it has always been touted as quite secure because of Blockchain.
Thus it is quite an education to learn that the benefits are not quite as claimed. The security systems are all "for profit" organizations, I am sure, and so that cost tends to make the cryptocurrency world much less attractive.
US currency in small denominations passed in a "plain brown wrapper" hand to hand looks more secure and discreet all the time.
COVID Vaccines And The Stock Market
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Some folks will never learn. That is nothing new. The change is in the amount of damage that the fools can cause. This plague is different, it is a very well designed weapon of serious destruction. Many aspects of this disease appear to be in response to the success of efforts to prevent the spread of prior versions. This virus does not appear to be just the result of random evolution, at least that is how it looks to me.
And yet if a hundred trainloads of effective vaccine arrived this evening it would still be months before the health in general improved and the plague was beaten back.
Worse yet, the collection of fools who fear medication is growing, and promising to remain a vector of infection. The means of dealing with that sector are not so clear just yet.
The threat of withholding treatment from those who refuse to be vaccinated might possibly be effective, it could certainly help conserve resources at least. Sort of like natural selection. Quite cruel, but effective. I am not advocating it now.
Market Briefing For Wednesday, Nov. 18
So some areas still do well, that is interesting.
And yet if a hundred trainloads of effective vaccine arrived this evening it would still be months before the health in general improved and the plague was beaten back.
Worse yet, the collection of fools who fear medication is growing, and promising to remain a vector of infection.
The Stock Market Is A Different Kind Of Overbought With Breadth So Strong
Certainly there is a cyclic nature to the stock market, and from that many have amassed fortunes, if they perceive correctly. But there is also a large random noise element that is much harder to predict accurately. Thus the real world sounds like a mixture of signals and noise. On most occasions it is difficult to know just what one is hearing.