we have "free will" and make choices, good and bad, that leads us down a resultant path.
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The average recession since 1950 has lasted 10 months with a range between 2 and 18 months. For all the fear that I've heard going into every single one since the 1980's their bark seems worse than their bite. This observation comes from someone who grew up in a very blue-collar house where my parents worked on a factory floor in the 80's and 90's. As a white-collar business owner, I heard nothing but fear in 2008 and little changed for me or anyone around me during that recession. Sure, job loss can be devastating and recessions can precipitate that happening but it just hasn't been my experience with myself, my family, or my friends. From my perspective they come, it's all fear and doom and gloom on the news, and they go followed by a really robust economic period.
I agree with everything you said but some folks don’t save when times are good and are quickly in financial ruin when they loose a job. Look at all the big tech jobs being cut by the thousands, these are not low paying retail dead end jobs.
There will be more job cuts in 2023 and lots of companies cutting headcount.
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CNBC: Grayscale refuses to share proof of reserves due to 'security concerns' as shares trade at a 45% discount to bitcoin.
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Grayscale refuses to share proof of reserves due to 'security concerns' as shares trade at a 45% discount to bitcoin
Grayscale won't be sharing its proof of reserves with customers, citing "security concerns."
CNBC: Grayscale refuses to share proof of reserves due to 'security concerns' as shares trade at a 45% discount to bitcoin.
Grayscale refuses to share proof of reserves due to 'security concerns' as shares trade at a 45% discount to bitcoin
Grayscale won't be sharing its proof of reserves with customers, citing "security concerns."
Lots of fraud and manipulation with this crypto crap.
Yeah, GrayScale GBTC has caught my attention, not that I am, GM caught my attention too and missed that move. 45% discount is nice but like every investment the uncertainty being they are trying to become an ETF. Yet maybe a better than average roll of the dice... who knows.CNBC: Grayscale refuses to share proof of reserves due to 'security concerns' as shares trade at a 45% discount to bitcoin.
Grayscale refuses to share proof of reserves due to 'security concerns' as shares trade at a 45% discount to bitcoin
Grayscale won't be sharing its proof of reserves with customers, citing "security concerns."
I haven't followed it much but did own it quite a while ago/
I'm going to go with Mr. Buffet on this one. Rat poison squared.
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AG,
Just buy Berkshire and worry about your next boat or vacation. GBTC, GM- buying them is work and a tax on one's brain.
One stock that gets overlooked here is Chevron. It pays a nice dividend to boot.
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Some folks were dumb and actually got a HELOC to buy crypto and others put large sums of money hoping for this stuff would make them wealthy.
There were folks on YouTube getting paid $50K a month to pump FTX up.
A fool and his money…..
I will bet that they didn’t realize they could lose their money but also that they still had to pay it back with interest.
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I would recon that you would need a finance / crypto YouTube Channel with at least 500K plus subscribers. Channels with 1MM + are probably getting the full $50k. Those guys are already making 5-6 figures a month anyway.Where can I sign up?
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So I have to wonder how all this wealth destruction is going to play out.
Trillions in stocks, but a lot of stock growth is all paper wealth anyway, so meh.
Bonds have lost trillions on their face. Yes you can hold them to maturity but you don't keep up with inflation. A lot of bonds are held by pension funds, and a lot by hedge funds and big banks to use as collateral - so there balance sheets are now trash.
Crypto - a lot of that was real money poured in by people especially with all the stimulus sloshing around through the pandemic.
I wonder how many trillions have really evaporated?
Trillions in stocks, but a lot of stock growth is all paper wealth anyway, so meh.
Bonds have lost trillions on their face. Yes you can hold them to maturity but you don't keep up with inflation. A lot of bonds are held by pension funds, and a lot by hedge funds and big banks to use as collateral - so there balance sheets are now trash.
Crypto - a lot of that was real money poured in by people especially with all the stimulus sloshing around through the pandemic.
I wonder how many trillions have really evaporated?
I wish I cashed out and blew it on cars and hookers.
lockdowns that helped spur violent protests at an Apple iPhone factory in China.
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