@VikingsforLyfe@alwaysrj@LeadingReport Well 300bn less in green financing in day one
What he can’t move in day one is the markets but he has acted
I’m not a trump defender but you guys are delusional
Countries needs to be run as companies
And that’s what he is gonna do
@kevmoney2380@alwaysrj@LeadingReport Well guess what do they use to transport it ? Energy prices affect the price of everything you muppet !
Study some finance and macroeconomics before you put yourself in evidence with your high level of ignorance
Different sources of income is the key
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The biggest difference between successful people and those who consistently fail is their ability to see further into the future and practice delayed gratification.
You can see this so clearly in #crypto#Doomers will ignore the +89% the past year, but then shit their pants and attempt to wipe it up with their paper hands when they see -15% in 5 days.
It took me many years to consistently profit on the Markets...
if you are not yet profiting do not quit.. is normal be patient be resilient, this bless do not come to quitters
Over the last month there have been more than a few notable insider purchases that we've reported on continued evidence of execs putting their money were their mouth is...
Paul Howard Sutherland (Director at Gaia, Inc.): $21,150 made through the acquisition of 9k shares in equal to a per-share price worth by a mean amount equivalent to $$$2. This acquisition is a sign of faith in the company.
David A. Dullum (President of Gladstone Investment Corporation) Purchase 5,000 shares at $13.39 to at total $66,965 Insider buying is typically a positive sign of what insiders think about the health and future prospects of their company.
Mid America Apartment Communities Inc. (MAA) Director William Reid Sanders bought 2,000 shares through the march at a cost of $144.84 per share for a total purchase price totalling $289,680 Investors typically view large insider purchases — particularly if there are no sales, and ESPECIALLY during a bear market when insiders continue buying despite share prices collapsing around them.