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Save like a pessimist, invest like an optimist. My posts are private twaddle and have an expiration date.
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Fake picture but still funny
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Yeah, it’s the 70s all over again. The first spike was bad. The next one was brutal
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Checked the price of gold lately?
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Chinese EVs are state subsidised surveillance devices that we for some reason allow in our countries. We had a test in Norway of how much data the EVs are sending out and the amount was massive. Often times indirectly through jump servers.
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Yeah, there’s always a mix of reasons. That fresh OPEC announcement to increase oil production despite already low oil prices, which I think is just to weaken/destroy the US oil industry does not make it any better. Not a single boring day in the markets.
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I know, my point is DAX would’ve been just slightly affected and possibly even green if it wasn’t for the other underlying issues. :)
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Germany is left without a leader ahead of difficult times (insecurity), that’s why DAX is slightly lower today than the overall market, although still not as much as eg Swedish OMX.
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Wrong. Risk off, markets nosedive all over and oil prices are up. A hint: Iran.
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Down 2.6% in over night trading. What are you smoking?
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You jinxed it. You just don’t know it yet.
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It says «faggots».
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Why do you think that happens?
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Makes perfect sense. Worries over economy means spending on “luxury” is down.
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The US is now idiocracy.
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Remember that guy who thought he was investing in oil futures, but ended up with 500 barrels of crude chilling in his backyard? 😊
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Your statement doesn’t make much sense. Ford is producing close to 80% of their vehicles in the US.
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They do? It’s on the front page of CNN
edition.cnn.com/2025/04/05/u...
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I doubt you understand Norwegian but sure. Here’s one:
www.nrk.no/urix/store-p...
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All over the news in Norway
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All over the news in Norway
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…only to alienate his supporter base and drive US industry into further chaos and recession?
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In 2008 oil spiked just to crash alongside markets. If anything, it only supports my theory. When it comes to wars, they do change everything. But do you really think «Mr. Peace» would go to war with Iran, a formidable adversary bucked up by Russia and China and drive energy prices up to the moon?
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Do elaborate.What’s the fundamentals behind your opinion?
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Why not? If we really are heading into a recession-where production outpaces consumption-we could very well see prices drop back to pre-2005 levels.
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APP
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• Boost the European automotive industry
• Reduce dependence on oil and gas
• Maintain commitment to the Paris Agreement by cutting emissions
• Preserve stable relations with China
• Retaliate against the U.S., particularly targeting Elon Musk
• Enable the phase-out of gas-powered engines by 2035