Actually, same amount of buying and selling. They just had to change the price to come to an agreement.More selling than buying today.
Gloomy Tuesday: Bitcoin Tanks 12% From Record, Dow Falls 500 Points
Bitcoin’s $150 billion selloff in a matter of hours and the Dow’s second-worst day since December clouded the market euphoria present through much of 2024.www.forbes.com
You're going to want that pair of shoes in the coming years........
You better hedge your investment, and buy a couple of these collector bobbleheads too.
Neffa is missing the shoes, you don’t throw premium ostrich
Huge nothing burger. Oh darn, the market is back to where it was last Wednesday. Can go another 5% down and that's still a nothing burger. Doesn't it get tiring to always be negative on the market?More selling than buying today.
Gloomy Tuesday: Bitcoin Tanks 12% From Record, Dow Falls 500 Points
Bitcoin’s $150 billion selloff in a matter of hours and the Dow’s second-worst day since December clouded the market euphoria present through much of 2024.
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It was more of a post on the speculative volatile nature of bitcoin right now. It makes Las Vegas look like a conservative investing enviroment.
Spending is also a part of the problem, but the article cited the 2017 TCJA and 2 earlier tax cuts as not paying for themselves; that is the tax cuts didn't generate sufficient economic activity to replace that dollar of taxes.. Can you offer evidence that they did? When you give a tax cut to someone who doesn't need it do they spend it on something that generates taxable economic activity? More than likely they buy shares of stock which IMO does nothing to stimulate economic activity.
If they hadn't re-purposed the money they wouldn't have had to pony up when the inevitable shortage rears its ugly head. They need to start increasing the amount of withholding.
Good luck convincing the young working class and their employers, they need to raise their taxes. Most are smart enough to understand they won't see a dime of it.
Good luck convincing young working class to save for retirement. You seem to have a lot more faith than I do in independent financial decision making of Americans.
I have more faith in today's young working class, than today's federal government. I'll leave it at that.
It's THEIR future that they're investing in. There many younger workers who don't participate in company sponsored retirement plans so it's to their benefit to make sure that SS is solvent. Employers make it off of their backs as well so they shouldn't mind THAT much either. I know any number of older folks who told me that they'll never have a retirement and will work until they croak. Better to start early with small increases than to get hit with bigger ones later.
There is no point in trying to make a rational argument. BHR just thinks government is bad. Like many Americans, he protests by sending unqualified people to represent him.
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