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Who here follows the financial media?
I watch financial news several hours a day Monday through Friday. My favorite show for getting stock ideas is The Fast Money Halftime report. I mostly concentrate on specific stocks and companies as even the experts when they talk macro and all of that look like morons not too long after. Anybody that tries to forecast the S&P a year out for example is talking out their ass. I find the financial news important especially during earnings season. Even a spastic, like Crajmer can be useful when he shows you what companies are going to report. Also I like watching what a CEO has to say out of their own mouths. Josh Brown is probably the investor I like the most. He speaks simply, is smart, has a sense of humor and doesn't get out tarot cards and read palms and pretend to know things he doesn't. -
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Judges in Dem States have become corrupted in their attempts at protecting non citizens.
My go to expert when I want to make heads & tails of the static coming from the progressive community of activists. -
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Travel Pattaya Faces Mixed Reactions Amid Decline in Chinese Tourists
It is fairly much accepted that whiter is more beautiful for Asian women. Which is why whitening creams and even injections are extremely popular and fake tan and solariums are not. Chinese young women are more “slim fit”, Thais not so much and are quite lazy when it comes to sporting activities as reflected in Olympic results and other international sports. I am not saying Thai women are ugly, but Chinese women are more attractive and as such the Chinese men are not really interested in paying short, darker and often heavily tattooed single mothers for sex in Pattaya as much as we Brits are. -
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Russia Dismisses Trump’s Ukraine Peace Plan Offers 3 Day Ceasefire
Re read my post please if you can! I know it is difficult for you to understand but I cannot post the real facts to a post you have made until you actually make the said post! I would call you a complete pr!ck but as I keep asking you not to use insults I will not do so on this occasion. So over to you for your next, as usual, fatuous statement(s) containing terminological inexactitudes that will be requiring my correction(s)! Better still; Do everyone a favour by not bothering to respond to my, or anyone else's posts! -
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Russia Dismisses Trump’s Ukraine Peace Plan Offers 3 Day Ceasefire
Currently the war is at a stalemate, Without the help from Iran and North Korea. there would be no movement on the front lines. Russia has manpower, but precious little else in its favour. The first year of the war saw massive Russian incompetence, which resulted in the mauling of their experienced troops. They have lost 75% of their tanks, and significant amounts of Infantry fighting vehicles and artillery. This is why now most of their fighting is with Infantry (mostly untrained). Only the winter of 2022 gave them a breathing space. The Russian military industrial complex is broken. Massive corruption means that factories are inefficient and missing many of the more sophisticated elements they need. Production of complex weapons happens at a snails pace, and doesn't keep up with the rate of loss. Infantry these days attack in civilian cars, ATVs, motor bikes and even on bicycles. As long as they are available, drones, artillery and mines take care of most of them. Successes are rare, but Ukraine has insufficient troops to stage major counter attacks. Russian losses are now believed to exceed one million men killed or wounded - because casualty evacuation is rare, mainly killed. Men have been sent into the attack on crutches! Russian strengths are manpower, shahed drones, ballistic missiles and to a lesser extent, artillery. Glide bombs were a problem but are now less useful. Their 'meat attacks' result in heavy losses, but Putin doesn't care about Russian losses. However, the cost of this war is collapsing the Russian economy, inflation is at about 20%, and civilian infrastructure is not being maintained. If Ukraine can keep up its defence, Russia will probably run out of steam in 2026 - 1917 again? In 1916, Russia was having great success with the Brusilov offensive, which inflicted heavy losses on the Austrians and Germans. But it left Russia so weak that it's armies collapsed a year later. Ukraine is now fighting a war of attrition. In defence, their casualties are much lower, they can trade a kilometre here and a kilometre there, but are bleeding Russia dry militarily and financially. But Putin is greedy, he wants everything, he may end up with nothing if he doesn't do a deal. Tom Cooper's military blog on Sarcastosaurus has given a real insight to this war. -
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Report Drunk Tourist's Nude Stroll Shocks Phuket Locals and Sparks Debate
Ask Bob when he comes back
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