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It is a relevant question is that up or down relative to last year? Per ride? Per vehicle mile travelled? As a headline number it sucks, but are they improving or doing better relative to alternative options?
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Anyone have ULTA calls?
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Looking forward to the jobs numbers getting conveniently revised downward in a few months. That said, jfc it's impressive how resilient the economy has been to this shitshow presidency.
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Ur Getting Fatter posted:Looking forward to the jobs numbers getting conveniently revised downward in a few months. hEs A bUsiNeSs MaN
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Unemployment rate falls to 3.5%, matching half-century low
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There’s an angle on stock buybacks here
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Dec 6, 2019 15:33
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A stock so nice you bought it back twice.
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Ur Getting Fatter posted:Looking forward to the jobs numbers getting conveniently revised downward in a few months. I can’t remember because we live in hell and are bombarded with five thousand lovely headlines per hour but have any economic numbers not been revised down for the last couple years?
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Yeah but 2019's revision of 2018's numbers were the biggest since 2009 so in 2020 I'm expecting to find out that actually we were all unemployed during 2019.
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Biden wants to increase the maximum long-term tax rate on capital gains from 23.8% to 43.4% 
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Got out of Macys at 15.50. Can't beleive brole even on this pos finally! Back in at 15.23. Femur fucked around with this message at 16:44 on Dec 6, 2019 |
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Regarding job numbers;there were also one time census workers Not sure how much that moves the needle.
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Ur Getting Fatter posted:it's impressive how resilient the economy has been to this shitshow presidency. Tax cuts, low interest rates, and an ongoing and massive government stimulus (trillion dollar deficits).
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I can't wait for servicing the national debt to cripple the economy in a decade or so.
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Have you heard of this thing called QE? Or perhaps this rail gun bere.
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Lord_Hambrose posted:I can't wait for servicing the national debt to cripple the economy in a decade or so. By what mechanism?
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I kept thinking over the summer that the next stock market crash was imminent , but now I feel lost. It's like a seesaw over tariff negotiations and stubbornly resilent markets have dominated Q4. When is something gonna give?
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Lord_Hambrose posted:I can't wait for servicing the national debt to cripple the economy in a decade or so. Just buy puts on the indices and your money will be worth even more once business have to drop prices due to widespread demand drops! (Because of the homelessness)
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I should’ve gotten out of CRTX yesterday 
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Grouchio posted:I kept thinking over the summer that the next stock market crash was imminent , but now I feel lost. It's like a seesaw over tariff negotiations and stubbornly resilent markets have dominated Q4. When is something gonna give? If anyone knew they would be millionaires. Billionaires. Lord_Hambrose posted:I can't wait for servicing the national debt to cripple the economy in a decade or so. Thankfully the debt is funded in US dollars. Just wait until the dollar is no longer the global currency, whenever that happens. That will be fun haha. Michael Transactions fucked around with this message at 18:08 on Dec 6, 2019 |
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paternity suitor posted:By what mechanism? If the us dollar stops being the world reserve currency. I dont think that is going to happen but that would be a way. Edit: well that will teach me to read the thread.
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You will hear all about the national debt constantly starting January 21, 2021. I think I have made this post in here before.
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Comrayn posted:You will hear all about the national debt constantly starting January 21, 2021. I think I have made this post in here before. Not when bernie sets reasonable corporate tax rates. Really the larger countries need to get together for a global corporate tax agreement. That would be ideal and therefore will never ever ever ever ever ever happen. Sorry, I thought this was a CSPAM thread. What should I buy as penance?
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We just have to gently caress deleware up.
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paternity suitor posted:By what mechanism? https://www.cbo.gov/publication/55151 All our government spending has to come from somewhere after all. It is pretty handy everyone is always willing to lend the US government money, and God forbid this ever changes. Yikes. As long as the rest of the world is trading in dollars, we are basically going to be like Greece in our lifetimes.
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greasyhands posted:I kept telling myself to buy EXPR down at $2 but i just sat and watched instead I hope you bought some at the time of this post! I did because of you. Also, hi. I lurk a lot.
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Lord_Hambrose posted:As long as the rest of the world is trading in dollars, we are basically going to be like Greece in our lifetimes. Yeah, but people have been saying this before most of us were born. Dollar collapse any day now since Nixon took us off the gold standard in 1971.
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Agronox posted:Yeah, but people have been saying this before most of us were born. Dollar collapse any day now since Nixon took us off the gold standard in 1971. Oh sure but that doesn't mean it isn't true. I don't believe that anything so drastic as a collapse will happen, but that isn't the same thing as laughing it off as not important.
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Mint the platinum coin.
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spb posted:If anyone knew they would be millionaires. Billionaires. Ya that's why the national debt has always been a issue even since the 20s but hardly mattered because of US's reserve status. Unfortunately I don't see any other currency that is as stable as USD as of yet.
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A few more moron presidents might do it.
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China is working on a blockchain currency but I have no idea who would adopt it.
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LLCoolJD posted:China is working on a blockchain currency but I have no idea who would adopt it. 1.7 billion WeChat users would be forced to adopt it.
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Don't adopt something from China, they probably stole it from someone!!
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Josh Lyman posted:I should’ve gotten out of CRTX yesterday I think I'm gonna jump back in since it's below $30 again. Give it the ol' in-out-in!
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Solice Kirsk posted:I think I'm gonna jump back in since it's below $30 again. Give it the ol' in-out-in! Good luck catching that falling knife.
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CRTX will go UP in late 2021 if their drug works It will go DOWN in late 2021 if their drug doesn't Absolutely impossible to know anything about their drug before then. They've only just started feeding old people the pills in the past few days. Expect it to bounce around between $10 and $50 based on extreme low volume momentum, but in 2022 it's either going to be $1 or $1,000 a share
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GoGoGadgetChris posted:CRTX will go UP in late 2021 if their drug works Biotech gambling is my favorite gambling
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Harry Potter on Ice posted:Biotech gambling is my favorite gambling I am a lurker, but, same. Give me all those potential pharmaceuticals and biotech!
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