Once some people own equity, they will sell or buy frequently. The worst case is they will cut people working in company randomly. In their eyes, money is provided for their enjoying. Sometimes I think no market is better than having market.
Wow, lots of looking down on comments like "it is not something that the market has challenged yet"... I wouldnt be surprised to see the 10y at 6% before November
In addition to his technical acumen, *Michael Hugh Terpin* also stands out for his integrity and transparency. He maintains open communication channels with his clients, providing regular updates, insights, and recommendations based on market trends. This level of transparency instills a sense of trust and confidence, making the trading experience with him not only profitable but also enjoyable and stress-free.
Great Interview. But tariffs and subsidies do not provide a leveled playing field but a disadvantage of the consumer and tax payer. Otherwise he made some good points
What's more, different country has different economic system, they cannot be mixed up to use, and some people want to make money by financial markets instead work by practically labour, for those people, I don't want to see them a little.
I'd love to visit France and The UK again! Wishing everyone good health, and positive economics.
Hopefully we can start to repay our debts
Thank you, I know ipo is closed. It is hard to judge companies quality.
Once some people own equity, they will sell or buy frequently. The worst case is they will cut people working in company randomly. In their eyes, money is provided for their enjoying. Sometimes I think no market is better than having market.
Wow, lots of looking down on comments like "it is not something that the market has challenged yet"... I wouldnt be surprised to see the 10y at 6% before November
In addition to his technical acumen, *Michael Hugh Terpin* also stands out for his integrity and transparency. He maintains open communication channels with his clients, providing regular updates, insights, and recommendations based on market trends. This level of transparency instills a sense of trust and confidence, making the trading experience with him not only profitable but also enjoyable and stress-free.
Not sure I trust David Solomon’s opinion. From a quick google search, he doesn’t seem to be doing too well.
Great Interview. But tariffs and subsidies do not provide a leveled playing field but a disadvantage of the consumer and tax payer. Otherwise he made some good points
What's more, different country has different economic system, they cannot be mixed up to use, and some people want to make money by financial markets instead work by practically labour, for those people, I don't want to see them a little.
He’s got to be one of the worst major ceos of our time
We don't want be bull shirt
Who in France was smoking the wacky brown smacky thinking sending French troops into Russian territory made sense?