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I am a 42-year-old woman who has recently encountered some issues regarding risk and stability. I’m asking for help!
I’m a licensed dentist practicing in the U.S., a 42-year-old female, and my investment portfolio is currently around 2.8 million dollars. Over the years, I built it gradually through my clinical income and started with long-term index investing. Overall, it’s been fairly steady and conservative. About two years ago, something …
Inflation sucks
Inflation, like fiat, is a killer for many crypto assets. #cryptocurrency
Iran must develop nuclear bomb to protect ‘peace and calm,’ IRGC media says — despite pledge to Trump
Deal? What deal? Btw oil will only go up 2% tmrw and and the week -4% lol
When Will Bitcoin Reclaim $100K? 21Shares, JPMorgan, Hayes See New Highs
Shorting small crypto after pump
Hi everybody! I try to upload image of Mai trading history if you see it here I have been shorting small crypto coins that pump hard and then they dump. This has been working good so far the last 4 months with around 300 trades. I wanted to add some …
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Daily Crypto Discussion - June 28, 2026
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This dip is different. Crypto might not recover…
Whether you’re a fan of crypto or not, it’s obvious that it’s driven by speculative money. Believers in purely the tech are the minority. Put it this way, if BTC never rose past $10, almost none of us would be here. Speculative gain is the fundamental fuel. Without it, everything …
Why is Oracle getting pulled down with AI?
They sell service... Compute/database... So whoever wins the AI race will likely contract with them. They also have a backstop because they are contracted with the federal government They are basically the backbone for all data the federal government has. On top, they have a sane P/E... I understand this …
Magnolia Oil & Gas might be one of the quieter success stories in U.S. shale.
The Bloomberg report about Magnolia emerging as the front-runner to acquire WildFire Energy for more than $4B caught my attention. If it happens, it would easily be the biggest deal in the company's history and a pretty significant step up in scale. What I've found interesting about Magnolia is that …