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How Much PC RAM Memory is Good in 2021, 16gb, 32gb or 64gb? :: The Market Oracle :: - Vimarsana News

How Much PC RAM Memory is Good in 2021, 16gb, 32gb or 64gb? :: The Market Oracle ::

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There's A "Chip" Shortage: And TSMC Holds All The Cards :: The Market Oracle :: - Vimarsana News

There's A "Chip" Shortage: And TSMC Holds All The Cards :: The Market Oracle ::

 “You drove 1,000 miles just for this game?” Christmas 1988 was a stressful time for many American parents. Nintendo’s  Super Mario Bros. 2 was the must-have toy that year. But copies of the hit videogame were as scarce as hen’s teeth. ABC News ran a  20/20 special on the shortage called “Nuts for Nintendo.” They chatted to one dad who drove 1,000 miles from Indiana to NYC in the hopes of grabbing a copy.  “I’ve tried 7 stores a day for 3 weeks and still can’t find it,” he told reporters. They called it a “chip famine.” Why was it so hard to get your ha...

US Housing Market Trend Forecast 2021 :: The Market Oracle :: - Vimarsana News

US Housing Market Trend Forecast 2021 :: The Market Oracle ::

Given the US governments continuing catastrophic response to the coronavirus virus resulting in severe economic contraction then one would assume that the crowing from the rooftops perma bear deflationistas would finally be proven right with their decade long perma bear messages of a US housing market crash finally being fulfilled. So is that what happened? Were the perma bears finally proven right by chance, a black swan event courtesy of a leak from a wuhan bio lab? We'll in economic terms the US as is the case for all western nations has come under severe economic pressures following the ...

Gold Stocks Spring Rally 2021 :: The Market Oracle :: - Vimarsana News

Gold Stocks Spring Rally 2021 :: The Market Oracle ::

Following a necessary correction, the gold miners’ stocks have spent much of recent months bottoming.  This healthy basing process is rebalancing sentiment, preparing the way for this sector’s next bull-market upleg.  That is looking to coincide with gold stocks’ spring rally, one of their strongest times of the year seasonally.  That stiff tailwind blowing behind bullish technicals and fundamentals should make for big gains. Seasonality is the tendency for prices to exhibit recurring patterns at certain times during the calendar year.  While seasonality doesn’t drive price a...

Bitcoin: Let's Put 2 Heart-Pounding Price Drops into Perspective :: The Market Oracle :: - Vimarsana News

Bitcoin: Let's Put 2 Heart-Pounding Price Drops into Perspective :: The Market Oracle ::

Here's what our "preferred" Elliott wave count said on Feb. 5, 2021 When financial historians discuss past manias, many of them point to the South Sea Company of the early 1700s as a classic example. The enthusiasm to buy a piece of the action was so great that even Sir Isaac Newton became in investor. He, along with many others, eventually lost big time when the South Sea Company Bubble burst. And, in late January, it looked like the modern-day mania surrounding the cryptocurrency Bitcoin had burst too, at least according to one major financial magazine (Forbes, Jan. 27). Here's the headlin...