For the whole of 2014, Facebook’s earnings accumulated $12.5 billion. Nowadays the total is $13 billion per month submitted by /u/glira31 [link] [comments]
Month: November 2024
Reports of the week
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People who held Bitcoin at 12K in 2021
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Oil rises +2.8%. Why? Because….. WSJ: Iran planning a more powerful and complex attack against Israel, involving advanced warheads and other weapons not previously used
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In Iceland, tens of thousands of workers have shifted to a four-day work week with no pay cut. The results? Happier employees and a thriving economy, outpacing most of the EU. In short, casually forward the link to your boss – they might get inspired…
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🔹 OPEC+ extends oil production cuts Recently, OPEC+, which unites OPEC members and other oil-producing countries, made an important decision.
🔹 OPEC+ extends oil production cuts Recently, OPEC+, which unites OPEC members and other oil-producing countries, made an important decision. The group agreed to extend oil production cuts to 2.2 million barrels per day (b/d) until the end of December 2024. 🔹 Confirmation of obligations In addition, the countries reaffirmed their commitment to “achieve full compliance” with their production targets. This means that all participants must compensate for any overproduction by September 2025. submitted by /u/Yuriy_UK [link] [comments]
Uranium has fallen to a 12-month low
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Chris Weston: USD longs cutting back and reducing length into the election – the risks seem too balanced to by going in overly exposed. Perhaps the Selzer poll in Iowa has been a part trigger to pair back on USD longs, with others pointing to signs that late deciders are moving to Harris.
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Could Your Investments Lose 12% Next Year? Potentially yes.
Imagine you have a savings account at a bank that pays you interest, and you also invest some money in the stock market. Right now, many people think interest rates will go down soon, which usually makes people happy because it means borrowing money becomes cheaper. But it is not that simple. A financial expert named Bill Blain is warning everyone that this might not happen. He believes that prices of everyday things (inflation) will keep rising because of several reasons, including the fact that the government owes a lot of money and there are problems with getting products from other countries. Because of this, Blain thinks banks will need to keep interest rates high, which could cause the stock market to drop by as much as 12% in the next year. Also, he suggests that we’re entering a “new normal” where interest rates will stay between 4.5% and 6% for a while, which is much higher than what people got used to in recent years. And the most concerning part is that these high rates could make it really hard for companies to borrow money to grow their businesses, and some companies that are already struggling might face even bigger problems. submitted by /u/Aftermebuddy [link] [comments]
Who’s silly now?
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BlackBull Markets: How does the Stochastic Oscillator pinpoint overbought and oversold levels to help you time your trading
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Ready, set, let’s go… MrMBrown: Early FX pricing as the new trading week gets underway…some fairly chunky moves at the start of a monster week…
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The world’s oil biggest reserves
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Donald Trump says “Bitcoin is not threatening the dollar, the behavior of the current US government is really threatening the dollar.”
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While the tech sector hits record profits, casual dining chains are facing a wave of bankruptcies: TGI Fridays is the latest to file for Chapter 11, joining Red Lobster, Buca di Beppo, and Hawkers Asian Street Food as customers tighten budgets, favoring fast-casual and home-cooked meals.
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AXIOS: “.. In a world where crucial resources — workers, electricity, housing and more — are in short supply, the globe is expected to have an abundance of at least one commodity: oil.”
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My wife told me to diversify our portfolio, so after I bought GME for her retirement account, I bought some GME for her fidelity account as well. Diversified. ✅
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NVIDIA $NVDA, SHERWIN-WILLIAMS $SHW TO JOIN DOW JONES INDUSTRIAL AVERAGE
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United States is currently spending 17.9% of its revenue on interest payments, the largest share in more than 30 years
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These stocks reporting next week have momentum heading into earnings and are well liked
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It’s clear how the US national debt grew
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Apple’s burning $100B on buybacks, while Buffett’s ditching AAPL like there’s no tomorrow. Did you catch that?
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A guy selling an ETF tells you to buy the ETF. Fuc**ng shocker.
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Pepperstone: The week ahead for financial markets
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Restaurant chain TGI Fridays files for bankruptcy
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Election aside, US policymakers have already communicated a desire to proceed with a more gradual pace of rate cuts after September’s half-point reduction. Economists expect a 0.25 point cut on Thursday and another in December, especially after Friday’s data showed the slowest job growth since 2020.
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The People’s Bank of China is getting rid of US bonds and buying more gold. This shows China’s clear strategy to reduce its dependence on the US dollar over time.
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choose your destiny
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📈 💰Gold demand rises in Q3 thanks to ETF inflows – Commerzbank. This week the World Gold Council released data on gold demand in the third quarter.
📈 Gold demand rises in Q3 thanks to ETF inflows – Commerzbank This week the World Gold Council released data on gold demand in the third quarter. 📊 Including over-the-counter trades, demand grew 5% year over year, reaching a record level for the third quarter. 🌟 The increase in demand was mainly due to gold ETFs, which recorded an influx of funds for the first time in 10 quarters. As a result, investment demand more than doubled compared to the same quarter last year, although purchases of bars and coins fell. 💍 Jewelry demand also continues to change, highlighting the variety of factors influencing the global gold market. We are monitoring the development of the situation! 🌍✨ submitted by /u/Yuriy_UK [link] [comments]
Wow. Prediction markets now show Kamala Harris with a 4 percentage point higher likelihood of winning the 2024 election over Donald Trump. Just days ago, Donald Trump held a 30 percentage point lead on Harris, according to Kalshi
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