Bitcoin mining is becoming increasingly popular in Montenegro. This is largely due to the fact that the country has very cheap electricity, making it an ideal location for miners. Additionally, Montenegro also offers tax incentives for those engaged in bitcoin mining. Visit https://bitcodeprime.site/ for further information. As more people become interested in bitcoin mining, the … Read more
Estonia has become a hotspot for Bitcoin mining in recent years. The country has seen a surge in interest in cryptocurrency mining, due to its cheap electricity and cool climate. You can also explore quantum ai for gaining proper information about bitcoin trading. This has led to a boom in the Estonian Bitcoin mining industry, … Read more
According to statistics, 90% of startups fail in their first year. Why? Because they go unnoticed. However, it is possible to stand out from the crow with the following tips. All you need to do is some careful planning ahead. How to differentiate yourself from the market competition? The truth is that it is tough … Read more
by Boo_Randy When will NYC renters make the connection between the Fed’s “No Billionaire Left Behind” ultra-easy monetary policies that have created insane speculative property bubbles, and their own soaring rents https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10897829/Renters-pushed-market-NYC-prices-hit-time-high-4-000-month.html Rent is out of control in Manhattan, Austin, Miami and across other major cities in the nation that are primarily reeling from the … Read more
The SentimenTrader Macro Index Model, a measure of economic activity, declined by 27% in May. That's the 2nd most significant contraction in history. pic.twitter.com/A8UmykFEE8 — Dean Christians, CMT (@DeanChristians) June 8, 2022 spread between FED funds futures suggest the market is betting again on higher rate hikes pic.twitter.com/SkoP62LqK3 — Alessio (@AlessioTMAD) June 9, 2022 https://twitter.com/FreightAlley/status/1534743604358430721 … Read more
Bradford was chosen last week as the UK’s City of Culture for 2025. This week, Bradford Cineworld – as well as a number of other cinemas around the country – announced that a new movie called The Lady of Heaven was being pulled from schedules following protests by angry Muslims. So is this what we … Read more
General Motors CEO virtue signaling how “clean” the new Chevy Volt is. Then a reporter asks where the charging electricity comes from. Oh my…. Wait for it. Awkward. pic.twitter.com/wcMNhHVSK9 — Benny Johnson (@bennyjohnson) June 8, 2022
by Boo_Randy The Keynesian fraudsters at the BoE can’t print petrol. https://oilprice.com/Latest-Energy-News/World-News/Record-UK-Gasoline-Prices-See-Biggest-Daily-Surge-In-17-Years.html UK gasoline prices continue to set records, with the daily price jump between Monday and Tuesday at its highest in 17 years, RAC, the UK’s longest-serving motoring organization, says. “The average price of petrol endured its biggest daily jump in 17 years by … Read more
https://twitter.com/MacroTechnicals/status/1534881245510893571 Italy 10y yield 3.7% pic.twitter.com/VDinnGN2Gi — Alessio (@AlessioTMAD) June 9, 2022 https://twitter.com/MacroTechnicals/status/1534886052418166784 https://twitter.com/TommyThornton/status/1534875380691226626 Italian 10-year yields rise to the highest vs German rates in more than two years: pic.twitter.com/UtX60mHK4G — Lisa Abramowicz (@lisaabramowicz1) June 9, 2022 Amazing Article written about the world right now…. NOT! This is about germany in 1922.. History doesnt repeat, … Read more
by Shaun Richards The events of 2022 so far are beginning to place us in a situation we have worried about for some time. This is because for the first time in ages we are seeing central banks raise interest-rates and hence mortgage-rates. Actually it is more complicated than that because people have in general … Read more
Energy crisis in fuels such as Diesel, Gasoline, and Natural gas are hitting crisis levels as the fuel shortage gets worse by the day. Gas prices keep rising, oil prices rising, and pain at the pump keeps getting worse. h/t Storm2come
JUST IN – European Central Bank will cease asset purchases in July, plans a 25 basis point hike next month. — Disclose.tv (@disclosetv) June 9, 2022 https://www.marketwatch.com/story/european-central-bank-says-it-will-end-qe-and-begin-raising-interest-rates-in-july-2022-06-09 View post on imgur.com
“We’re cutting back on everything — and I mean everything. .. One moment you think you can afford to buy something, then you go to the store and it’s like, ‘Nope, can’t get that anymore either.’ (via @abhabhattarai) https://t.co/clmUkg2SXN — Carl Quintanilla (@carlquintanilla) June 9, 2022 “I think we’re going to need a bigger boat.” … Read more
By Tsvetana Paraskova IEA: Europe could be forced to start rationing energy this winter. Birol: The world faces a “much bigger” energy crisis than the one of the 1970s. On Wednesday, Birol called for conserving energy and boosting energy efficiency. Europe could be forced to start rationing energy this winter, starting with industrial uses of … Read more
by Charles Hugh Smith on Of Two Minds: Recessions reliably arise from the confluence of these conditions. Note that any one condition can trigger a recession, but no one condition guarantees a recession. Severe, long-lasting recessions occur when multiple conditions arise at the same time. 1. The business cycle. The business cycle reflects human nature interacting with finance: … Read more
by Sundance I think most people agree, the request from Elon Musk to see the background data from Twitter, used to evaluate bots and fake accounts, was entirely reasonable. Twitter’s prior position that they would not permit Musk’s team to see the data stream was in ordinary violation of the terms of purchase. It would seem … Read more
by Chris Black Biden just mandated that gasoline sold in the US gets bumped from 10% ethanol to 15% ethanol. First issue. – Raising the amount of ethanol required in gasoline will result in the need for more biofuel (corn). With farming costs and outputs already under pressure this could be problematic. Second issue – … Read more
New Zealand on Wednesday released a draft plan to put a price on agricultural emissions in a bid to tackle one of the country’s biggest sources of greenhouse gases, belching sheep and cattle. The proposal would make New Zealand, a large agricultural exporter, the first country to have farmers pay for emissions from livestock, the … Read more
