President Joe Biden

Multi Sport said:
www.theatlantic.com

The Crypto Crash Is Just the Start

Is the U.S. destined to have a recession in 2022?
www.theatlantic.com www.theatlantic.com

Again.Thanks Joe..
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If truth matters, having been listening to the talking heads on cnbc for the past year I know its fair to say the Biden admin took a lot of heat for warning mutual fund managers of consequences if they dared invested pension money into crypto. So I don't follow your post? At least to my humble opinion the crypto fallout has been contained to crypto investors; and we know that because it hasn't dragged down the broader market, like happened with the real estate bubble and the dot.com bubbles. We can argue the politics of it, but if you're going to allow folks to make risky investments that have hight levels of risk... in a weird way this crash seems as good an outcome as is reasonable to expect?

As a capitalist, I look at how Biden admin played this one and it strikes me as an example of regulation that I like.
 
tenacious said:
If truth matters, having been listening to the talking heads on cnbc for the past year I know its fair to say the Biden admin took a lot of heat for warning mutual fund managers of consequences if they dared invested pension money into crypto. So I don't follow your post? At least to my humble opinion the crypto fallout has been contained to crypto investors; and we know that because it hasn't dragged down the broader market, like happened with the real estate bubble and the dot.com bubbles. We can argue the politics of it, but if you're going to allow folks to make risky investments that have hight levels of risk... in a weird way this crash seems as good an outcome as is reasonable to expect?

As a capitalist, I look at how Biden admin played this one and it strikes me as an example of regulation that I like.
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The article explains the crypto crash is just one of nine signs that are worrisome for the overall economy...

As far as high risk investing/returns. There are now crypto backed IRAs but I prefer to deal with the CCs that I believe in.

But what defines a high risk anyway? Is a 401k risky? Or how about a Roth IRA? Crypto? Does earning .05% represent being overly conservative?

And what about the other eight signs that the article points out? Are those things the current administration will be able to address in two years?
 
Multi Sport said:
The article explains the crypto crash is just one of nine signs that are worrisome for the overall economy...

As far as high risk investing/returns. There are now crypto backed IRAs but I prefer to deal with the CCs that I believe in.

But what defines a high risk anyway? Is a 401k risky? Or how about a Roth IRA? Crypto? Does earning .05% represent being overly conservative?

And what about the other eight signs that the article points out? Are those things the current administration will be able to address in two years?
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Which CCs do you believe in?
 
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Hüsker Dü said:
You’re still running off things E never claimed? Typical.
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I am certainly not at the level of the NSA cryptographers, but I think I could have an interesting conversation with one of them. I recently finished the book In the Enemy's House which lays out how in the early days of the NSA a cryptologist who spent all of his time for years was able to crack the Rosenberg spy ring that sent atomic bomb secrets to the Soviets. The Soviet weakness according to the book was reusing one-time pads, a basic cryptologic failure. The secret that we could decrypt some Soviet messages was so tightly held that it was not disclosed for over 50 years.
 
espola said:
I am certainly not at the level of the NSA cryptographers, but I think I could have an interesting conversation with one of them. I recently finished the book In the Enemy's House which lays out how in the early days of the NSA a cryptologist who spent all of his time for years was able to crack the Rosenberg spy ring that sent
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Still can't figure it out?

Digital Twin.
 
Checking in from beautiful Mt. Shasta. We needed a break from the system we were all born into. The Lunar Eclipse was amazing last night. The signs in Sac Town and the Central Valley off 5 fwry were 100% pissed off at Newsome and the water droght. Everything is dry and everyone is not happy. Sad coming up through LA.
RIP to those who were shot over the weekend. I live a few blocks from church shooting. Stay safe everyone. We will get through this together.
 
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