New FDIC Acting Chair Says Evaluation of Crypto Risks Is a Top Priority for 2022

Started by OZER, Feb 07, 2022, 06:11 PM

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Inflation isn't that hard to stop and once you realize that you realize that central banks are doing on purpose

Ford add 6,000 more employees , Tesla cut 10% of it work force???..... I sold alls my Tesla   Right now & wait for Tesla get down to about $300 fair values to buy back.

 proceeded to lay off 500  employees after this interview on zoom, then he went to the swiss alps to go skiing.

Stellar? wtf is STellar? Get Vitalik there to explain the metaverse.

your numbers are a little of, like their btc amount, which was also a huge problem with their system(ust was backed 80% with luna 20% with btc) because of that , it all came tot the spiralcrash you explained. But overall a good oversight of the crash :D

This  is an advertisement for value investing and not a  about bubbles. Misleading information. Let's take gamestop,  says that the bubble popped and that it lost 50% of its value from its all time high, which is true, but very misleading. Gamestop might be down 50% from its top, but is still up around 3000% from the beginning of 2020. How can you say that the bubble has popped?? If you are going to compare everything from its all time high, it looks like almost everything is a bubble.   Even simple facts in this  don't make sense. For example: 2:56 they say that dogecoin is 'down over 90%' . If the high is 0,74$ and its down 90%, the price would be 0,07$, but its around the 0,20$. That's a 73% drop, not a 'over 90%' drop. Or if you want to show tesla's all time high, just google all time high and you'll see that it's not 1209,75$. It is 1243.49$ on 4 november. Come on ...

BoA just started charging me the monthly $12 checking account maintenance fee again.

%3 interest rate will bankrupt the US. It's simply not possible to raise it that high which means if inflation ever manages to slip and expectations enter a loop, there will be absolutely no way to tame it back. The US has to start paying back the debts for which it needs to let go of the strong dollar insistance that creates almost a trillion dollar deficit every year.



FED has been asleep, or deliberate sabotage is happening with money printer ( benefit the rich, at expense of poor). Stagflation is the next stop... especially under the "leadership" of the current administration

So wouldn#39t it most likely be banks that were behind it? They damage competitors and force more regulations on them.

Higher wage jobs are going to be sent over shores Your going to need a graduate degree  Only a former fed crony would make that claim so lightly without providing supporting evidence or exploring in depth the damning implications of being correct.