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Inflation

If you "know your stuff" but are not open to criticism or different opinions, that leaves you open to deep disappointment when things do not go your way .a question of time..and in the share market where sciences are very esotheric at best, we are not talking civil engineering here?
and on topopen to manipulations right and left.good luck?
But yes nothing new here with this gentleman....
A shame ...
 
If you "know your stuff" but are not open to criticism or different opinions, that leaves you open to deep disappointment when things do not go your way .a question of time..and in the share market where sciences are very esotheric at best, we are not talking civil engineering here?
and on topopen to manipulations right and left.good luck?
But yes nothing new here with this gentleman....
He's always been like that.
I enjoy a roast from time to time though.

The big problem with comments like that is people stop posting.
 
He's always been like that.
I enjoy a roast from time to time though.

The big problem with comments like that is people stop posting.
Well, obviously opening myself to ridicule... I watched div's video and thought it raise some interesting points for discussion.

Segue: determinism in economics is a mugs caper.
 
He's always been like that.
I enjoy a roast from time to time though.

The big problem with comments like that is people stop posting.
I know, he has some proper posts from time to time but such an arrogant attitude( and French frog saying that ;-) ), I switched on the ignore straight after his comment even if not really involved in any way..
At a point , abysmal lack of EQ indicates a lack of IQ and that does not help him in life (or her..who knows)..I hope he realises one day
anyway ignore list for a while and peace of mind :)
 
Well the thread that was happily on topic for nearly 90+ pages has been successfully derailed by some highly successful big time share trader that dropped in to tell us how stupid we are.

Is this what I have to look forward to if I become a successful big time share trader to?

No offence guys but I was hoping at that level of success it would more be a scenario involving wall to wall hookers and cocaine not posting insults here.
 
well inflation is a fairly fixating topic

( can even cause obsession , if you have been through a bad patch . like some of those poor souls in South America and Africa )

just a shame our education system doesn't give folks a better fiscal grounding ( think of the time saved by government watch-dogs if they did )
 
now while we are harping on about inflation ( and still being indoctrinated ready for CBDCs )

another option is a currency change

when i was much younger i was a paper-boy ( 1964 to 1969 ) Australian switched currencies , from pounds , shillings and pence , with the theoretic minimum coin of a farthing ( one quarter of a penny ) but practically a half-penny to decimal currency , ( dollars and cents ) with the minimum coin of one cent

so in early 1966 ( January ) your Courier Mail cost 5 pence one month later it became 5 cents ( 6 pence ) ( 20% price rise ) add in the cute rounding to accommodate 12 pennies turning into 10 cents , and you have an interesting 'price creep '

and yet nobody talks about the inflation in Australia in 1966

would our government try such a fun tactic again
 
Well the thread that was happily on topic for nearly 90+ pages has been successfully derailed by some highly successful big time share trader that dropped in to tell us how stupid we are.

Is this what I have to look forward to if I become a successful big time share trader to?

No offence guys but I was hoping at that level of success it would more be a scenario involving wall to wall hookers and cocaine not posting insults here.
After a certain age, or a number of days, the wall to wall hookers become a bit too much for a body, even with cocaine..??
 
now while we are harping on about inflation ( and still being indoctrinated ready for CBDCs )

another option is a currency change

when i was much younger i was a paper-boy ( 1964 to 1969 ) Australian switched currencies , from pounds , shillings and pence , with the theoretic minimum coin of a farthing ( one quarter of a penny ) but practically a half-penny to decimal currency , ( dollars and cents ) with the minimum coin of one cent

so in early 1966 ( January ) your Courier Mail cost 5 pence one month later it became 5 cents ( 6 pence ) ( 20% price rise ) add in the cute rounding to accommodate 12 pennies turning into 10 cents , and you have an interesting 'price creep '

and yet nobody talks about the inflation in Australia in 1966

would our government try such a fun tactic again
I second that one:
2 cases i am well aware:
French Franc to euro,
but a few decades earlier
The old Franc to the New Franc where new bills and coins where issued, with decimals moved by 2 positions
Also help to flush out money from behind beds and WWII hiding places
100 old Francs becomes overnight 1 New Franc...
A symptom of ramping inflation at the time, now we would go to a digital AUD that'll be sure
 
Good evening

Both houses of our federal parliament sat 1-4 August 2022. In the House of Representatives on 2 August, the speaker proposed the following discussion, during Matters of Public Importance Time, the impact of rising interest rates and inflation on family budgets.
There was plenty of 'banter' from both sides of parliament. Should anyone be interested, Hansard records this discussion within pp 37-46. Political point scoring, yes, but for mine, some interesting information revealed.

Hansard link:


Kind regards
rcw1
 
He's always been like that.
I enjoy a roast from time to time though.

The big problem with comments like that is people stop posting.
*People who aren't sure of themselves stop posting

I'd just whack him with the banhammer.
 
Good evening

Both houses of our federal parliament sat 1-4 August 2022. In the House of Representatives on 2 August, the speaker proposed the following discussion, during Matters of Public Importance Time, the impact of rising interest rates and inflation on family budgets.
There was plenty of 'banter' from both sides of parliament. Should anyone be interested, Hansard records this discussion within pp 37-46. Political point scoring, yes, but for mine, some interesting information revealed.

Hansard link:


Kind regards
rcw1

What info took your interest rcw1?
 
A lazy investor like me, needs all you guys that are on top of your game for % gains.
The occasional offensive take just comes with the territory.
Well on that topic, would you be interested in a direct trade?

I have a bridge in brooklyn I'd like to sell you :p
 
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