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I don't have a complete understanding of trucking as it stands now...between the shortage of truckers, shortage of diesel, maintenance costs + whatever the hell is going on with the national economy and macroeconomy and inventories I'm too scared to touch it.I love Yell at this price, and just bought some more. these Macro headwinds (high gas prices and Russia war) will eventually fade. It's the same company as it was before the war and the spike in gas prices
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Bulls Call on the Doctor
Copper is a critically important procyclical asset. It depicts risk-seeking behavior and acts as an excellent barometer for global growth and overall market health.
Today, copper futures rallied 5.30%, printing the largest daily gain since May 2013. We call this a bullish momentum thrust. These extreme readings tend to precede rallies and often occur at the birth of new bull cycles.
All Star Charts, with data provided by Optuma
Perhaps you could skip all that retail usury, cut out the middle men, and just put some money out on the street, 10% vig due weekly?I think FCFS might be worth grabbing.
It's a pawn shop chain that's international and pays a dividend.
Pretty sure it's unique for it's kind - I've searched quite a bit and haven't found anything like it.
As a bonus, they also run payday loans in Texas and melt scrap jewelry.
I like both the pawn exposure - they tend to do well in recessions and I'm sure there's plenty of stuff people bought with stimmy checks they'll be looking to pawn.
I like the exposure to payday loans too - household savings just hit their lowest level since 2008 and credit card spending has made a big jump as well.
Using the Proshares ETF.Short position taken out today?
I do like a stated position. Makes the bragging and subsequent admiration that much better!
you would think Yellen could come out swinging for that one - it's a no-brainer, she's not an elected official, she should not be beholden to any tax prep company for any reason, she doesn't need their political contributions etcWarren grilled Yellen on fact our tax filing system is way too complicated for Americans.
She asked Yellen to commit to creating a free tax filing system and making it easy for users to fill out a simple form and done. Yellen refused to answer the question straight up and refused to commit to making a truly 'free tax filing'. Warren also grilled Intuit and other tax companies with their misleading advertising for 'free filing' ads.
Warren plans to reintroduce a "Tax filing simplification act"
.ICYMI: Warren Makes the Case for Increased Funding for the IRS and Calls on the Administration to Commit to Creating Simplified Filing Tools | U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts
The Official U.S. Senate website of Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusettswww.warren.senate.gov
Live Finance Committee meeting today.
Yellen has been paid millions by major investment / capital firms for speaking engagements. She in the backpocket of the big firms.you would think Yellen could come out swinging for that one - it's a no-brainer, she's not an elected official, she should not be beholden to any tax prep company for any reason, she doesn't need their political contributions etc