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Dropping like flies in my kids schools.

A whole year sent home yesterday, fifty from another year sent home.

Yet the Scottish team can still play footy tonight, minus Gilmore.

How does that work out :rolleyes:
 
Crypto bubble is bursting for sure now.

BTC now almost back to same price it started the year.

Dogecoin dow 73% from peak. I fully expect it to fall another 73% from here and further, because it basically worth nothing.

It feels to me like there's still so much hype and hope in the sector that it will need to fall a lot further before its fully crushed.
 
Crypto bubble is bursting for sure now.

BTC now almost back to same price it started the year.

Dogecoin dow 73% from peak. I fully expect it to fall another 73% from here and further, because it basically worth nothing.

It feels to me like there's still so much hype and hope in the sector that it will need to fall a lot further before its fully crushed.
Agreed, bobo is here.

BTC to $10k, ETH to $800 and ya DOGE is gonna crash so hard. I very rarely day trade but taken a lovely short position on DOGE, easy money
 

And then it drops 14% in a day.

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Was due tbh.

I was thinking earlier that I’m probably the youngest of the generation that remembers the what markets were like before the GFC.

That’s a whole lot of market participants who only know the regime since. Low interest rates, low cost of capital, low vol, rising asset prices, subdued inflation.

It’ll be interesting to see how complacent people are and how they react to more ‘normal’ conditions.
 
Was due tbh.

I was thinking earlier that I’m probably the youngest of the generation that remembers the what markets were like before the GFC.

That’s a whole lot of market participants who only know the regime since. Low interest rates, low cost of capital, low vol, rising asset prices, subdued inflation.

It’ll be interesting to see how complacent people are and how they react to more ‘normal’ conditions.
Even in recent years a 5% drawdown has not been uncommon
 
fuel shortages and empty supermarket shelves in places like venezuela and zimbabwe due to rampant inflation caused by never ending money printing by central banks,it would never happen here though ???
i predicted all this 6 months ago and was laughed out of here!
 
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