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Why are emerging market ETF's such trainwrecks?
What are some business opportunities you see right now in the current market? Or what do you think is coming?
Could this penny stock have the standard for safe AI?
Investing when I know I will be moving to different countries in the future?
Producers, clients and financial players competing in the uranium spotmarket (yes, producers are also spotbuyers), Very soon Zuri-Invest will at least buy 2M pounds in the spotmarket (Next week?) -> A couple possibilities: URA, URNM, CCJ, UEC, EU, DNN, GLO, URG, UUUU, ...
Market Recap - 5/20/23 - everything is over bought
German Handelsblatt received 100GB internal data from TSLA
Facebook Owner Meta Fined $1.3B For Breaking EU Data Privacy Laws
Facebook Owner Meta Fined $1.3B For Breaking EU Data Privacy Laws
The next big Squeeze? 3 Days to cover. DUK - Duke Energy future earnings +
Morning Brief from a Certified Market Technician 5/23/23 9:05 am EST
EU Regulators Hit Meta with Record $1.3 Billion Fine for Data Transfer Violations
With general elections on Sunday, ND regaining lead, the Greek economy is now emerging with it's recovery from the 2007 crisis. This recovery is also getting reflected in the stock market as it's economy has a lot of room to catch up to it's other EU peers with their more mature economies.
Meta fined a record $1.3 billion over EU user data transfers to the U.S.
Meta ordered to suspend Facebook EU data flows as it’s hit with record €1.2BN privacy fine under GDPR
Meta says it will appeal data transfer fine by EU
EU reportedly fines Meta $1.3B over user data transfers to US
Week Ended May 19 - Recap and thoughts for next week - We stay invested but cautious as a result
INTC vs AMD: Benchmark, Price Target Range, Deep analysis & Fundamentals
Intel Stock Evaluation + AMD Benchmark: Price Target Rage, deep analysis
Intel Stock Evaluation + AMD Benchmark: Price Target Rage, deep analysis
With the potash market experiencing significant growth as demand continues to outpace supply, it's critical for the US to develop its own domestic supply & Sage Potash (SAGE.v) is one company that is on track to take advantage of this opportunity.
Meet TradingJoe, the first commission-free stocks and options platform in UK and Europe!
Market Recap - 5/16/23 - schizophrenic trade continues
Microsoft acquisition of Activison (how does this work for etfs)
Microsoft merger with Activision, quick money
Activision/ blizzard merger approved to Microsoft by EU
Meet TradingJoe, the commission-free stocks and options platform for the UK and Europe!
Junior Uranium miners like UUSA could be set to benefit from improved nuclear sentiment.
Microsoft's $69 billion acquisition of Activision approved by EU
Market Recap - 5/15/23 - everything is high risk if you're a pussy
SkyHarbour Resources are a junior miner set to capitalize on popularity of nuclear energy
EU approves Microsoft’s $69 billion acquisition of Activision Blizzard, clearing huge hurdle. Bullish on ATVI and MSFT?
EU approves Microsoft’s $69 billion acquisition of Activision Blizzard, clearing huge hurdle
Activision & Microsoft merger approved in EU
EU approves Microsoft's $69 billion acquisition of Activision Blizzard
EU approves Microsoft’s $69 billion acquisition of Activision Blizzard, clearing major hurdle
Retirement Fund moving to Goldman Sachs
Market Recap - 5/12/23 - between a rock and a hard place
BZAM Ltd. Receives EU GMP Certification Approval
"Why the EU’s potash sanctions are looming over supermarket prices" and what Sage Potash (SAGE.v) is doing to combat this in North America
EU regulators reportedly set to approve Microsoft’s $69bn Activision deal
EU decision clearing $69 bln Microsoft, Activision deal expected May 15, sources say
Protalix Biotherapeutics on the run in premarket! $PLX
FSR Stock doing great with 35% Short-Interest
Retirement planning for US cirizen who wants to retire in Europe
Would like to open a brokerage account to be able to invest in stocks, ETFs, dividend stocks etc.
Best trading platforms for EU residents? Mutual funds, ETFs, individual stocks
Market Recap - 5/4/23 - "It's not my fault, it's 'market manipulation'"
$MRZM Business Update: CEO David Barthel reports progress in R&D, commercialization, and increased IP
What ETFs can be used to hedge against EUR/USD exchange rate risk?
Elon Musk’s latest AI Project (TruthGPT) and Understanding New AI Regulations - The Case for USD, SOXL, UBOT, and GGLL
Epazz Holdings' ZenaDrone 1000 Displayed at the 2023 AERO in Germany Leads to Multiple Demonstrations With NATO Partner Countries Defense and German Law Enforcement and Rail Line
Week Ended April 21 - Recap and thoughts for next week- valuation model update - no pain no gain
Navigating the Turbulent Oil Market: Challenges with Diesel Prices, Shrinking Margins, and Evolving Trade Practices - The Case for DRIP
Navigating the Turbulent Oil Market: Challenges with Diesel Prices, Shrinking Margins, and Evolving Trade Practices - The Case for DRIP
Epazz Holdings' ZenaDrone 1000 Displayed at the 2023 AERO in Germany Leads to Multiple Demonstrations With NATO Partner Countries Defense and German Law Enforcement and Rail Line
Precious metals > cash and real estate
EU publishes proposed reforms for pharma industry (NYSE:GSK)
Today, Fisker set the record for fastest start of production (SOP) of any startup in recent U.S. history w/ EU sales certification achieved.
Epazz Holdings' ZenaDrone 1000 Displayed at the 2023 AERO in Germany Leads to Multiple Demonstrations With NATO Partner Countries Defense and German Law Enforcement and Rail Line
$EPAZ Epazz Holdings' ZenaDrone 1000 Displayed at the 2023 AERO in Germany Leads to Multiple Demonstrations With NATO Partner Countries Defense and German Law Enforcement and Rail Line
Britain blocks Microsoft’s $69 billion acquisition of Activision Blizzard
GSK's Jemperli gets review in EU for expanded use in uterus cancer (NASDAQ:ANAB)
Microsoft preparing to close deal with Activision
Why has the value of the USD fallen so much lately?
Natural Gas prices set to rise up from here. Bottom is in
Is Crypto regulation beneficial or detrimental?
Trading app for EU with US stock market.
EV hits another roadblock as Chile moves to nationalize lithium mines
InterCure Ltd. Partners with TYSON 2.0 in Israel, Australia, United Kingdom, Germany and Other EU Countries
The Algorithms are set to buy BOIL today, tomorrow, and into next week regardless of any bearish Natural Gas EIA report release
Whats the best place to learn investing?
Watch out! Natural Gas has reached all time floor at $2.35 & Likely to go up a lot more from here, pay attention to BOIL
Explained: Why the EU economy may be heading for a ‘soft landing’
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The hazard would be winds pushing radioactive material to the EU. They'd be big fucked if that ever happened. You can't really find the climate systems.
The US has been a mainstay innovator long before WWII. The UK has existed under a heap of EU regulatory schemes for a while, only recently breaking free (kind of, not really). It continues to impose draconian speech laws that no tech business in thier right mind wants to be subject to. Taxes are considerably higher as well. Talent isn't seeking high taxes to pay for others' "needs" and polical waste, and startups aren't seeking higher regulatory barriers to market entry. But if the US isn't careful, it will meet the same demise, just as the State of CA is beginning to bearing witness to. Granted, the UK isn't nearly as terrible as other places in the world, and many factors have played into US economic dominance.
the UK is also an isolated island that experiences shithouse weather and you have little to no natural resources. i think this explains in large part why your first sailers went out to explore and then consequently colonised huge swathes of land all over the world. you got too lazy off of your imperialist activities, exploiting free labour, stealing other countries' resources, looting, taxing your subject countries, etc. etc... your country basically got a huge leg up and became wealthy due to your colonialism. this is what made you the financial centre of the world at that time. britain is a country that is very much stuck in its ways, is not dynamic, fast-moving, etc..the fact that you still revere the royal family and subsidise their luxurious existence and ideas of aristocracy shows that your'e still too "comfortable" and set in your ways. the fact that you voted to exist the EU also shows that you're not willing to cooperate, collaborate, learn, exchange and want to be isolationist. also having tory conservative governments consecutively is not conducive to growth and evolution. they basically want to keep the power in the hands of people who already have it. can new talents rise the ranks and stand a chance and establish companies in the UK with that type of establishment and gatekeeping? there's a lot of factors which prevent innovation and dynamism in a country and i've presented some to you regarding your own country.
You buy put options. Or You lend shares to sell them. Or You buy short cfd’s. Or If you’re from the EU, you can buy Speeders or Turbo’s to go short.
Approval from EU. It is set to close in July right now. I guess the market it pricing in it potential getting shot down.
Im long because On 3 February 2022, Nokia announced that its Board of Directors is initiating a share buyback program under the authorization granted by Nokia’s Annual General Meeting on 8 April 2021 to return up to EUR 600 million of cash to shareholders in tranches over a period of two years. The second phase of the share buyback program in compliance with the Market Abuse Regulation (EU) 596/2014 (MAR), the Commission Delegated Regulation (EU) 2016/1052 and under the authorization granted by Nokia’s Annual General Meeting on 5 April 2022 started on 2 January 2023 and ends at the latest by 21 December 2023 with a maximum aggregate purchase price of EUR 300 million. Total cost of transactions executed on 5 June 2023 was EUR 1,407,570.03. After the disclosed transactions, Nokia Corporation holds 66,671,904 treasury shares. Details of transactions are included as an appendix to this announcement. On behalf of Nokia Corporation
Apple has already reached it's all-time-high on the 18.08.22 on EU trading plattforms. At that time the Euro was very weak, thus pushing the € price of american stocks up.
Wow, you went hard. I meant the problem of USA going down further the education ladder. It will keep its spot just fine. USA never has had a well educated poorer half of the nation. Snipped being USSR overtook USA in mid Cold war leading to substantial increase in funding by USA to lower education. So the "fuck native born educated" has always been true for the poorer half. By IQ i meant just not going totally "dumb" as a society. Not the actual metric......... We are talking about economics mostly here. The main thing that props up states and societies. Well enough educated populance can keep its advantage over others. My point being that USA is the destination of most profitable ideas even if the company or the person came from elsewhere. As just the huge advantage in funding (and the "treatment" of the rich) and USA own huge companies buying out the "new". Clearest example being the EU vs USA comparison. The brain drain is massive from EU of most companies, peoples and ideas that arent "old" industry. Nothing to do with Musk and just thats just such a hard insult to levy on another person so easily.
SP400 and russell 2000 dying, also EU market. Only regarded retails buying AAPL at ATH thinking they are gonna be rich lmao lmao
Hey, those sanctions are working hard to make India as much money as possible. Didn't you see the headlines EU is now completely off of Russian oil. Instead, they're buying it through India.
why there's no bull vs ber on EU session ? they all permabulls dividend investors 
Already have 200k$ invested in it via an EU ETFs.
GDP measures all goods and services produced by a country. ETFs hold a basket of companies. The value of a company is determined by the size of their profits over time. The value of the basket of companies does not need to rise when GDP rises. For example, if Samsung builds factories in Vietnam, and the goods made in those factories are exported overseas, it impacts their GDP from the build of the factory (investment) and the sale of the goods (exports). All the companies that were part of building the factory would make some profit but if none of them are publicly listed Vietnamese companies then there would be zero impact on a Vietnam ETF despite their GDP going up. The company benefitting the most would be Samsung, the korean company. They lower their cost of goods sold, which should lead to higher profits. Therefore, investing in a country ETF based on the country's GDP growth is mistaken. If you go back to 1900, the stock returns of Australia (6.7%) and South Africa (7%) has outperformed USA (6.38%) while Europe has only achieved 4.1%. Even within developed markets, there is huge performance gap. If we compound $1 by 6.7% for 122 years, we get $2729. If we compound $1 by 4.1% for 122 years, we get $134. Some people conclude that you should just invest in everything because you cannot predict which stock markets will perform the best. This will be contentious, but I think that the lack of tech stocks in the EU led them to underperform US in the 21st century (EU market did not benefit from the internet and smartphones). I think you could have seen it coming, that's why I'm mainly invested in US. People have to look 'under the hood' to see the prospects of the top companies in each ETF to see how they will perform. A market dominated by consumer staples and banks doesn't have the growth potential as the US market dominated by tech companies. If the emerging markets or EU had promising companies, I would have no problems investing in them. But in this world all profit growth go to high-tech companies (pharmaceuticals, semiconductors, software) and the majority of these companies list on US exchanges.
OP is in the EU, but US bonds are in USD. There is a currency risk USD-EUR, which can pretty quickly materialize as we have seen last year. A 2% return is not much of a cushion for taking on that risk IMO.
Not sure why that matters - yes obviously we all know that Norway is rich from oil. What matters to the long term demand of oil (which this post is about) is what uses there are for it. Entire nations are shutting down entire markets for oil (in this case personal vehicles) including Norway and China and the US and the EU
There is MAJOR regulation coming with generative AI, starting first with the EU (you know the country that started GDPR). ..well the AI Act is coming and ChatGPT cannot abide. If you want to see where AI is going, **Google "HSML"**..it is the new protocol (think HTML but for AI) and all AI models will have to conform so the data can be audited and transparent. **HINT:** one company has patented this model and the IEEE is already developing into their standards.
I know the history of the early 2000's. The game has changed. We are past the end of Moore's law, it's much harder to catch up when you fall behind. Also Intel used a lot of highly illegal cartel practices to throttle AMD's growth in the mid 2000's when Opteron servers were far better. They lost a huge lawsuit over it and also the EU fined them a billion but the damage was already done. They can't do that anymore because of how the market has changed. >more skill, More employees =/= more skill >and government money is just going to sink? You realize the bill isn't just money for Intel, right? It's also subsidizing their direct competitor TSMC to build a fab in Arizona. Globalfoundries (formerly AMD's fabs before they were spun off) is also receiving some of the subsidies.
We get to keep the newest hunk of colonized real estate still full of resources and 3 coasts on water and located in a decent latitude for habitation … I think the EU should step up a bit more for their military spending but they stay NATO compliant .. there has been debate that NATO requirement is too low
Video ot available. Maybe an EU thing?
Apple Car (Lightening charger sold separately) [Not available in EU]
I meant 'spyware for the Chinese government' which implies to differential regulation by the US/EU/etc. governments of TikTok versus Meta. And, despite this, [Facebook continues to grow its DAU/MAU](https://www.reddit.com/r/stocks/comments/13ymfks/how_would_you_target_price_meta/jmnvuib/) along with its other products, despite already having some 3B people using it. The bull case isn't that 3B becomes 7B, but perhaps that the average revenue per user on an enormous userbase starts growing again.
Yes.. in fact they are already proving the solution using drones in the EU.
I would imagine that because of the economic challenges in Argentina, investing is a secondary priority to simply preservation of capital. Buying USD and EU or hard assets are probably what I would imagine people would do.
Intel is spending a ton of money on building news fabs in the US and EU to produce cutting edge chips, and are partnering with lucrative companies.
It depends on your country. Most major US banks should be present in the EU. Maybe Citi Bank, HSBC or possibly online bank only like webbank.
> low birth rate country like Japan, South Korea, Taiwan and even EU are still thriving Economically far from thriving. Surviving off the fat, sure. Demographic-driven economics take a long time to play out. The decades of stagnation that Japan has seen is a really great example of what you can expect for some of thee countries. Recall that in the '80s, Japan was what China is now - soon-to-be superpower and frightener of fragile ethno-nationalists globally that was going to dominate the world economy. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lost_Decades Oddly enough, the US is demographically one of the best positioned highly developed global economies.
the problem with all these birth rate talk and demographics is. low birth rate country like Japan, South Korea, Taiwan and even some countries in EU is they are still thriving or countries in Africa is the next Super power. Gordon Chang, Peter Zeihan...etc. been saying what you said for decades yet here we are with TimApple, Jamie Dimon, Elon Musk sucking that Xi's cock. i don't like CCP. No Sir but i'm tired of all this demographic talks but not taking into the other factors.
Similar phenomenon, different intensity. US non-immigrants have TFR about [1.69](https://cis.org/Report/Fertility-Among-Immigrants-and-NativeBorn-Americans) in 2019. Now it’s probably much lower but I would still think around 0.5 higher than China’s. Count in immigrants and it’s totally different ballpark We also need to consider the fact that average Chinese is poorer when the country enters hyper-low birth compared to EU and Japan. Unless you think anything below 2.1 are all the same, which I guess isn’t particularly wrong. But I personally think intensity does matter, like first-degree burn are different from third-degree burn
much fear-mongering about the same phenomenon in all rich countries, EU included if you took immigration out of the equation, the US/EU non-immigrant birth rates are at about the same level, the only difference is that they'll be replaced
tariffs BYD has made a lot of inroads in the EU market already
I said when the Twitter thing was first announced he's going to fall foul of EU insider trading laws.
Need to drill in, could be boomers leaving the denominator. Regardless we have 62.6% participation vs EU 74.7% and more importantly way way below historical US peaks. We can and should have substantially more people working.
And it's arguably correct, we simply do not have enough people working in the US. EU is 74.7% we are at 62.6%!! Why choke off the recovery too early when Tbill inflation expectations keep going down?
EU does a very poor job of regulating its own businesses. They knew VW was lying about emissions for quite a while, but did nothing until the US got involved.
I've got involved with a business whilst being really.fuckingn high. And it seemed a great idea while I was baked and, to my surprise, still seemed a great idea when straight. Basically it's a mine and the rock that comes out of it is amazing for soil and plants and cows What I need is some agents in Europe (UK/EU) or US to get serious interest from large agri input consumers or manufacturers Where's a good place to find people?
After all is said and done I'd much rather live in US. EU is great if you are below mediocre I guess.
Bullish: 1. EU CPI is low today 2. Debt Ceiling is pretty much done because they don't have a choice- they either pass the bill or make USA default. 3. High chance of J.Powell will pause rate hike this month. 4. Ukraine is kicking Putin's ass Bearish: 1. Housing Market can crash this summer 2. Alien
I won't debate the Cloud. Not knowledgeable enough other than to know AWS is a monster. I was talking about search: 93.3% worldwide. That's just too easy. \----Irrelevant tangent below--- And forget Lina Khan, watch out for the Euro banhammer - they actually get paid when they bitchslap compahnies. Imagine our government raked in that kinda $ when they hit companies with fines. The US fines are so paltry compared to Corp profits. The EU bases it on %s of Rev. It's similar to Finnish/Swiss system for speeding ticket fines: Youre poor = $10 ticket Youre rich = https://preview.redd.it/qk3di7jkgg3b1.png?width=1125&format=png&auto=webp&v=enabled&s=e88dac42cc655e466dd9f7fbaa122af5bd95caf9 [Chart: Big Tech, Big Fines | Statista](https://www.statista.com/chart/25691/highest-fines-for-gdpr-breaches/)
Lol OP just tell me another superstar stock if you are so sure? When META was crashing everyone had full mouth of arguments and these were good arguments: metaverse is still stupid fail, regulations are still penalizing Meta, tik tok is still favourite platform among youngsters . This is not about prospects but about predicting future just recently there was another huge penalty from EU for Meta.
It really depends. AVGO (Broadcom) acquisition of VMW (VMWare) was announced about a year ago. Both stocks have appreciated. AVGO has gone from +/- $560/share to $802 today, VMW has gone from $134 to $136. The price AVGO is paying for VMW is $141/share. AVGO had regulatory challenges, but so far has resolved them with the (big) exception of the EU. The termination/buyout date has been extended to August in order to respond to the EU's objections.
I feel that the spike in coal was all tied to the Moscovy invasion of Ukraine. The regarded Ruzzians thought they could blackmail Europe and "the West" with cheap oil. The response from Biden/EU was to depress the price of crude/nati-lite, etc. to punish the Ruzzians. It didn't fix anything, and all my positions in mid-to-large cap petro stocks are 10% down. Bag holder to the end though.
im from EU, trading hours are from 7am to 11pm here, UTC time
EU and UK banks up prob an XLF intraday
PayPal is popular, but they are experiencing major competition. For example Klarna. The EU is also working on their own unified online payment method (based on iDeal) and their own cryptocurrency. In Asia and Africa you have other players who can offer basically the same. I think their marketshare will continue to shrink globally.
Whoa, I just realized that all the recent and upcoming superpowers had a bunch of complicated languages. America has English, which is completely insane. We just took a bunch of words from other languages and then just made up our own and changed previous ones. I mean literally now means both literally and figuratively. We also have Spanish as our number two, and many Americans studied it for at least 1-2 years in school. China has Mandarin, Cantonese, and a bunch of others. India has 22 official languages plus English. The EU isn't a country, but it has 24 languages and acts as a bloc. The USSR had 130 languages. And before that pretty much every empire had a ton of languages. The most powerful superpowers/empires get people from everywhere and end up with complicated languages and lots of languages.
Quake3trust it has been a long journey from APH to APHA to TLRY. The industry has turned multiple times. It has been our ability to adapt to those turns that has left in this position – a company that has the ability to raise capital because of the market’s belief in us, a company with arguably the strongest balance sheet in the space, a diversified business that is only becoming stronger as we add new businesses, the #9 craft beer producer in the US, the #1 Canadian cannabis company measured on share, the #1 branded hemp company in North America, as measured by Mulo and the #1 cannabis company in Germany with the largest production facility in the EU. But to answer your question, back when I joined APH in 2014 as a board member and then becoming CFO in 2015, this is not where I expected the company to be in mid-2023. While the cannabis industry in Canada evolved to something no one was expecting, we are such a stronger company as a result of all the other things we have done that no one would have thought of back in 2014. International cannabis revenue has declined over the last nine months as a result of our exit from Israel. Israel has too many license holders, there is too many sub-par product in the space and companies that are not motivated to pay their bills. They place orders, bring the product into the market, try to compete on price only and then try to pass the price decreases on to the supplier, if they are even willing to pay. We believe, now is not the time to be selling in the Israeli market. However, we continue to expand our operations into other European countries and expect that trend will continue.
Buy the dip and sell tomorrow for 100% gains. Literally that easy. You think EU is going to have another -1% day?
US economic data pointing to a recession: I sleep EU and China economic data pointing to a recession: real shit
I have some money - want to invest them and live off of the income for the next 60 years. I know nothing about investing so I'm looking at something simple for now. I'm from the EU so what I've found so far is about 80% VWCE (all-world stocks) + 20% AGGH (bonds). Anything else I should do as a start?
Germany, the strongest market of EU is in recession.
see, just play SPX and US/EU stocks... China and India when the companies are too tied to the regime they go up and down without rationale.
To be fair WTI going down is partially because of the embargo and oil sanctions on Russia by EU/US/NATO nations finally taking its toll. Also China's recovery being extremely sluggish is what's contributing to WTI going down. However, I suspect that it'll rebound sometime into the summer. Or potentially OPEC does something crazy and it motivates the US to pass that Nopec bill and in return OPEC retaliates by not selling oil to US/Western nations. Causing a second era of stagflation.
Bad economic data from China and EU.
What? You can buy ETF like iShares Core S&P 500 very easily in EU.
Yeah I know the difference and my investing goals are clear. My over diversification is needed for personal circumstances (investing in US, retire in EU) and my question was more a provocation. Anyway my portfolio is not really that much conservative, although I have a tilt towards small and value. My point however is that now, with these giant capitalizations a few stocks can move up the entire market against any basic fundamentals which is a bit frustrating when you spend energy to build something that makes sense while others that just follow the flow get easy profits. Maybe I'll just need to zoom out and wait for things to make sense in the long run. I hope that this "revert to the mean" is still a principle that will keep applying in the next decades.
And we are still 20% away from the top(nasdaq). Interest rates are still pretty low if we look past 40 years and inflation is also low if we look into past. Yes it looks high now but if we hover at these levels even 6months no one will even remember crazy 0% levels. US mortages are in safe spot, EU mortages are in ok level so only people that are in deep shit are the ones who played with high leverage. This year and specially next year will surprise perma bears pants down.
South Park and EU4 and staying up later than I should on the night before one of my two work-in-office days.
The EU's automated missile defence system is called Skynet
Illumina ILMN. They created the technology for Grail, then decided to spin Grail off. Less than 2 years later they decided to buy Grail back. Got blocked by the SEC and the EU. Finially won legal battle with SEC, bought Grail for an enormous amount of money, without EU approval. Now EU is making them undo the deal and spend another obscene amount of money. Now there was just a proxy vote to oust the CEO. Some of the other execs are incompetent too but they are still there. This company once held enormous competitive advantage in the DNA space. Meanwhile my stock value plummeted. I am out. There is no happy ending here.
The EU is currently trying really hard to appease Erdogan without having to extradite the kurds living in Finland and Sweden in exchange for Erdogan letting them into NATO.
Any evidence of that? EU seem to be okay with the results. They're not pro Erdogan by any measure.
[Not only.](https://erasmus-plus.ec.europa.eu/) It includes a lot of different ways to study and train across Europe. Also note that you can just try to enroll in any EU university. If you go to countries like Germany, Poland, Austria, Greece, etc. you can study for about 800 to 2000 EUR a year.
Assuming you have an EU citizenship, what stops you from going to university in another EU country? The [Erasmus Programme](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Erasmus_Programme) was literally made for this.
Can you please expand more on the chances of legalisation? I heard about it a while ago but didn’t really think it’ll go through, considering their influential presence in EU.
META - I brought FB when it was $19 and took profits along the way. Still holding some in my hold and forget portfolio, but do not have a META account. I did download WhatApp to communicate to my friends in the EU.
For the first time in decades Apple looking over-valued. Flat revenues and earnings with a premium valuation. In fact their earnings declined despite *increasing* margins. Not sustainable. Their hardware drivers of revenue all suffer from the same problem: longer upgrade cycles. The M1 chip was a huge upgrade for Mac but it sets people up to hold-off on upgrading again for many years. Customers knows each iPhone is an incremental upgrade and that Apple will provide software support for about 8 years which means they can upgrade at their leisure. What do people even think Apple's catalyst is? Their only growth category, services, is vulnerable to regulatory pressure. In 2024 EU will require Apple allow alternative app stores. It should be trading closer to $120 per share.
so where are all those insane green candles bulls were dreaming about this weekend? EU and asian all red
Election was manipulated by a Regime... He inflates money for have more "slaves", obviously religion was a part of the propaganda /narrative manipulation system, and yes have is weight, but the problem remain corruption!!! 🇹🇷 Can say more powerful if was Free of an Dictator or Oligarch, it is a metropoli like all the other EU Country but the problem remain this POS ...
Are there any rivals i.e. medicine that reduces re-hospitalization after heart failure by 33%? I am wondering why the stock is just silly 17% up in premarket... What is the expected revenue/earnings in 1 year considering that it's approved? Sotagliflozin is approved for sale in EU for years now. Why LXRX hasn't sold a single dose in the EU market? What makes anyone thing the USA FDA approval is good news considering they already have a valid license and didn't sold anything in EU? EU is at least double the US market after all...
Turkey is more similar to Hungary, than Russia. The elections are fair, observed by the international organizations (EU), and actually opposition won Istanbul, Ankara (capital), and Izmir (3rd largest city) municipalities. However, the propoganda is one sided and it is combined with the extreme stupidity of the opposition. Just like Hungary, people desired a mayor (Istanbul or Ankara) to run against the president. However (also similarly) incompetent af opposition leader (seeing the opportunity) forced himself as the candidate instead.
You are trying to argue that American society is the same as European ones? Why? The EU protects their consumers, the US is a free-for-all because "Capitalism".
I wonder if they can even do that, I thought you’d have to accept official EU currency
Didn't he also get a Cypriot citizenship to get into the EU? All EU citizens with 500+ shares in total are public information.
if you make less than 35k USD you pay 0 student loan debt. between 35-50k you pay 3%, and then it progressively climbs but you need to cap the tuition fees to make this work. overall, the tax burden isn't very high. its not free college like some of the EU, and you will likely rack up a debt of 20-30k USD at the end of your degree
There's a secret in Silicon Valley that every VC knows, the computing stack changes roughly every 15 years. You can see this in [this graphic](https://www.realcreativeagency.com/wp-content/uploads/Silicon-Valley-VC-Artificial-intelligence-Secret.jpg) The smart money invests in the chips and OS FIRST, then the applications. You're seeing NVDA and SMCI explode because they are the key chip players. Next, is the operating system...but there is only ONE artificial intelligence operating system KOSMOS from VERSES AI ([graphic](https://www.realcreativeagency.com/wp-content/uploads/Best-Way-To-Invest-In-Artificial-Intelligence.jpg)). ChatGPT Bard Facebook Amazon are running into a HUGE problem in the EU because they cannot audit the method for their content creation...it can be wrong and biased... There will need to be a standard protocol...and VERSES has it..it's called HSML (vs HTML)...it is being designed into the IEEE standard (they set the standard for worldwide functions..Wifi, electrical outlets, nuclear etc). While VRSSF is very risky, if their protocols become the standard, they would be the ONLY pure play in AI. Here is a [complete summary of the company and technology](https://www.realcreativeagency.com/blog/verses-ai-artificial-intelligence-stock-with-biggest-potential/?reddit-stock-comment).
Don't stare yourself blind on fees. A better platform, that offers better products is well worth it. Just buy >500-1000€ (depending on monthly contributions) and you'll be fine. Smaller amounts are not necessary and will not matter in the end. Those are usually the platforms that sell your data to large institutions and traders to milk you for every cent you have in other ways (e.g. what you experienced) Well, you probably will be a millionaire if you do it correctly. Just not at 30 or 40 or even 50... Unless you go full throttle on FIRE. And if I look at the long term cycles, you'll probable will have the majority of your gains later in life. So don't disappointed if it doesn't work out as you hoped the first 2,5,10 or even 15Y • https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PHe0bXAIuk0 • https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xguam0TKMw8 But we don't know what will happen. US economy collapse, war in Taiwan, ... So the best we can do is diversify, diversify, diversify. in something like a VWCE. But even I find it not diversified enough as it mainly US based large cap stocks these days instead of global. That why I have in my stabilized portfolio something like: 25% US, 15% EU, 10% Gold & Silver, 25% Emerging + Asia, 10% Swiss + Pacific, 15% bonds, 20% Small cap, 30% Value, 10% leverage to all that. If you wonder why that is over 100%, its because things are counted multiple times eg: US Small Cap value. But just to show you that you can diversify more globally and in layers of the market than VWCE, have more stable outcomes, with the same yield
Remember like 6 months back when the IRS said they were going to tax Venmo and other similar services on dollar amounts over $400 or $600 or whatever? It didn't end up going into affect last year because the IRS needed more time. Zelle was exempt from that because the payment is sent directly from bank to bank. Now I admit we won't know whether they decide to implement it this year, as is.. or not.. but that's another thing to consider against Venmo. Other countries like the EU, UK, and Canada use services similar to Zelle on a grand scale, not Venmo, and honestly... it makes sense. Venmo isn't some super titan like Uber or Google. People will use what is most convenient, and aren't tied to the brand. One day people will say "Who's old enough to remember Venmo?" imo.
I'm in the EU . Laws are slightly different here. Also, thank you for a quick reply. But, could you embellish ?
At this point it's way too late to go back to paying off student loans. I will renounce my citizenship and move to the EU or SE Asia if it came back around at this point as it's financially and emotionally the best move for me.
Anyone else noticed Zucks Stock literally not giving a flying fuck about any billion EU penalty? Sold on the news, but lost more than I‘d like to admit due to meta not giving a shit about news. Despite constant hate here on reddit. Mark is literally the devil, but this months rally is unheard of really. Only thing I miss are those memes you usually see from Musk fanboys
Yes they are superior to CCS type 1, but automakers could easily adapt to type 2 instead of NACS. The advantage Tesla has in the charging space is not technology, it's rollout. I agree that CCS2 is bulky (from what I've seen, I'm in in the EU).
>Tesla is not a superior technical product to CCS type 2 (standard in the EU). They are superior to CCS used in North America though, Munro and Associates did a whole breakdown on this and came to the same conclusion. NACS is found to be lighter, more compact, and more efficient than the CCS port and connector combo. EU forces Tesla to use CCS type 2's in the EU so non issue for those. Side note, CCS type 2's connectors are far to large for what is needed bulky is what I would use to describe it. Tesla's CCS type 2 adapters is less bulky than the standard CCS type 2.
Since I live in the EU and can claim nearly no losses for tax purposes. That is the reason why I do not want to roll, but rather choose to buy the value. On this I can then still sell covered calls or hold until it is in profit.
>Tesla is already being forced to use CCS in the EU. CCS2 in Europe. That's a different configuration (the two are not compatible).
Tesla is not a superior technical product to CCS type 2 (standard in the EU). The advantage they have in the US is they have rolled out chargers, they simply have more coverage than everyone else. Given access to the chargers is giving away an advantage to be fair, but the technology is already surpassed by others.
Tesla is already being forced to use CCS in the EU. Assuming other manufacturers follow Ford we will have three standards world wide NACS in the US, CCS in the EU, and some third one in China/Japan that I forget the name of. I'm not convinced the other manufacturers will follow Fords lead here, since we already know Tesla is adding CCS support to their network. At best this allows Ford customers to use the Tesla network 1-2 years earlier. If they were not constrained in how many EVs they could build it would be a clear play to capture more of the market, however, for the next few years they will sell everything they make regardless.
<Lockheed-Martin instantly has the market cap of the EU>
EU have standardized chargers already https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Type_2_connector
They're already being forced to use another plug in the EU. They come out the factory with CCS. No change to charging times. Its just like USB-C where the port doesn't ditacte charging speed or anything. That's in the wires and the charging box. You can stick any port on the front, but it would be good if everyone used the same one.
Awe. Did I hurt your feelings and now resorting to name calling. Good for you on hodling since 2016. Just saying at these PE prices and stagnant growth with Germany in a recession and probably the rest of EU with UK in disarray it’s just a matter of time that is all. Hindsight is 20/20. Point was on what OP was saying. Their “bulk” was just recently in the past quarter to “data centers” and the hype from AI. Prior to the latest quarter it the bulk was in the graphics or consumer segments. Will see if this “bulk” to data centers will pan out. It’s the same crap chip makers and pc makers say when consumer spending slows down. We are now “enterprise”. Their latest PE puts them at 218. Don’t you think the price is a bit out of whack? But hey to each his/her own.
