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Unemployment is rising, well see inflation break out again, well repeat mistakes of the past. one of the things i want to point out very quickly, the unfortunate thing is the quantitative tightening, the fed is going to undertake is just getting started. that will be another significant constraint on the, on the economy going forward. it will take a lot of liquidity out of the market and i think make things worse before they get better. we have high probability of a pretty good recession coming ...

Projections will change quite quickly and a lot of these companies may not survive that have negative cash flow, negative earnings. you remember the dot-com bubble, as you brought up, 4,000 internet companies went out of business. ones survived it well. you better not be in one of those 4,000 went to zero. maria: wow. earnings season ends, quarter ends and well get earnings come out. well get estimate buildings down or bad news is priced into the market or well see more volatility? >> the bad ne...

Commentary Meta Platforms Inc., which owns Facebook, crashed at least $195 billion in value on Thursday. Does this ...

Meme stocks hitting the rocks as chat room investors get fried Arrogance and ignorance are an awful combination in any walk of life – but with investing, they become ruinous. That reality is playing out for millions of novice share market punters who jumped into US “meme stocks” with disastrous consequences. Meme stocks are listed equities whose underlying companies have poor fundamental and weak businesses whose share prices have been fuelled through social media chat rooms (mainly Reddi...

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Whenever it seems like this country can’t possibly sink any lower, we always seem to find a way to top ourselves.  According to a report that was just released by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, cases of chlamydia, gonorrhea, and syphilis in the United States reached the highest level ever recorded in 2019.  Thanks to the popularity of Internet “dating apps”, there has been a boom in casual sex in recent years, and this has resulted in a tsunami of STD cases that is ab...

Retrenchments in Singapore declined in Q4 2020, following 5 straight quarters of increases Details Published: 17 March 2021 Despite an increase in retrenchments through 2020, after taking into account the increase in workforce size over the years, the incidence of retrenchment remained lower than all the past recessionary years. Singapore saw a decline in retrenchments in Q4 2020, the first decline to be recorded in five quarters. In particular, there were 5,640 re...

The Globe and Mail Michael Mackenzie Bookmark Please log in to listen to this story. Also available in French and Mandarin. Log In Create Free Account Getting audio file ... This translation has been automatically generated and has not been verified for accuracy. Full Disclaimer Brian Snyder/Reuters When the bond market starts pushing interest rates higher, equity investors look for a silver lining. One is the financial sector. Global 10-year interest rates are rising on stronger growth...

Rein. let me finish. steve, we understand you think she sucks. let me finish. profits did not. she flat lined. she was also seen as a very divisive figure inside the board room so they got rid of her. now, she made a deal with compaq. it brought in the revenue but not the profits. if anybody thinks republicans voters are going to go into a voting booth figuring out profits margins of a compaq deal versus how much money she brought into the company in the middle of a dot-com bust -- >> isnt this ...