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China has entered the trade war, confirmed by the Chinese Foreign Ministry.
In a video message, China stated it willno longer kneel or bow-sharing a strong official stance in response to the U.S. China believes bowing to American pressure is like drinking poison to quench thirst. Why? Because it sees history repeating. In the 1980s, the U.S. faced a similar situation=running a …
The Most Evil Stock To Invest In
Hey guys, I fell into the **Torment Dimension** on the way to work the other day and I feel kinda different. Completely unrelated, but what's the most evil stock someone can invest in? Like, something that directly contributes to maximizing misery of others, and benefits the least amount of people. …
Thoughts on GDPs most significant numbers
1. Negative - below expectations 2. Positive - #1 is largely due to the massive imports to beat tariffs 3. Fixed Investment up 7.8% 4. Consumer spending was pretty low. Others noteworthy numbers? I feel confident it will swing back into the positive next quarter.
Is there a better app than robinhood?
I used to use Robin hood way back during covid and stopped around the time I cashed out my dogecoin during the whole gamestop thing and they were fine. But holy shit I'm broke and decided to deposit 10 a week and they keep bitching about volatility during very inconvenient …
What Psychology of Money teaches us?
"Psychology of money" is one of those books that hits you differently depending on where you are in life. It's not about stock picks or technical finance stuff, it’s about behavior. I made a [Podcast on this book](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OfXhuif7DnE), I think it's a must read for Investing. Podcast helps to consume …
Nasdaq Rally Intact – Dip Right on Schedule.
The Nasdaq has held its 2021 highs, signaling strong resilience amid recent volatility. It established a higher low on April 21, 2025, and has since broken above the key $466 level, successfully holding the backtest as of yesterday. The next major resistance sits at $478, aligning with the 50-day simple …
Anybody know why public CDs are at around 4% APY but some Treasure bills (3 month) are 4.31%? The CDs are lower han what they were months ago. A few of my CDs are going to be maturing soon as I was going to re-invest abd decided to look at saw at how low the CDs are in comparison to the bonds.
I don't know what happened or why exactly CDs have a low APY now in comparing to Treasury Bonds. When I bought a bunch of CDs from January through April all of the APY% Ranged from 4.20% on the low end to 4.65% One of CDs is maturing and when …
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BEA GDP estimate comes in at -0.3% annualized
https://www.bea.gov/news/2025/gross-domestic-product-1st-quarter-2025-advance-estimate ## Gross Domestic Product, 1st Quarter 2025 (Advance Estimate) Real gross domestic product (GDP) decreased at an annual rate of 0.3 percent in the first quarter of 2025 (January, February, and March), according to the advance estimate released by the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis. In the fourth quarter …
Best way to hedge currency risks? Please advice.
I have a short position in CHF (i.e. by selling CHF to buy USD in the forex). It is cheaper than owing USD since CHF has a much lower interest rate than USD. Then I bought CME CHF futures Jun 16 2025 to lock in the exchange rates so as …