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I assume the 10% tariff applies?

https://www.ft.com/content/1f41ef8c-ac19-49e2-ad93-56c887d207ac?shareType=nongift

As Confucius once said, "You miss 100% of the shots you don't take".

750+ instances of Onanaism in under 24 hours. Pace yourselves, or you'll go blind!

Surely anyone who actually wants to come here lacks the temperament and leadership skills required to sort out the midfield?

Yes please!

My summary: They had fun, and they stayed poor.

Outstanding! ??

You might find this helpful: "Cryptocurrencies are the complete opposite of central banking as one of the cornerstones of Bitcoin is decentralization. As you may know, mining is the process by which more Bitcoins are injected into the markets. The rate of inflation is hardcoded into the...

https://www.coindesk.com/layer2/futureofmoney/2022/06/29/why-this-crypto-crash-is-different/ It’s perhaps easy to see why the end of easy money might spell disaster for those invested in a highly leveraged crypto bubble, but it’s less obvious why it is causing bitcoin to sell off. You’d think...

lol Whilst this may appear to be no more than an empty packet of crisps thrown into the canal, there is also a bit of computer code on a server somewhere which may or may not increase in value, whereas an ordinary empty packet of crisps thrown into the canal is just that, an empty packet of...

Let's have a competition to see who can be the first to prove they've used the phrase "global timing partner" in normal human conversation. Yeesh.

Like I explained, I am suggesting that being able to buy drugs with crypto could be a point in its favour; at least that way it is actually useful for something.

Ok sure, lets say that, strictly speaking, this is not wrong. But what you are omitting here is that it is true not only for stocks but also for the entire concept of an "asset", including every substance, item, good, commodity, element, product, idea, contract, currency, service or form of...

You've overlooked everything I just said. Setting aside the question of dividends etc, there is a qualitative difference in the reasons why somebody might buy a financial instrument linked to material profits vs a financial instrument like Hex (or whatever) that exists solely for speculation. In...

Who do you think is responsible for setting the anti-Everton diving agenda? The referees themselves? Rupert Murdoch? The Kopite deep state? Was there a panel about this at the World Economic Forum, or more over drinks at the afterparty?

I suppose it shouldn't be surprising that cypto bros wouldn't appreciate the difference between equities for grownups and meme stonks, but you are still missing the point. Yes, in order to complete any transaction you need a buyer and a seller. But unlike with crypto, which - and I don't think...

Nonsense. The value can also increase when companies increase (or are expected to increase) their profits. This is why companies whose stock is not publicly for sale also increase and decrease in value. When you buy stock you are buying a share of something that materially exists, unlike with...

The best thing about working from home isn't avoiding the commute; it's no longer having to eat lunch next to people who talk like this. Yeesh.

To make it harder for Chinese sweatshops to mass-produce convincing knock-offs. All the kits have silly design elements now. The ugliness is sort of the point.