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121  Economy / Economics / Re: USA: 50 years since the beginning of the oil embargo on: November 22, 2023, 02:13:02 PM
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Yeah the development comes from supporting a country that is responsible for the deaths of thousands of children. What Israel is doing has been ignored by the West. Occupying west bank and murdering children is also a terrorism act. Hamas is not the only one doing the terrorism acts in this region.

You probably meant to say GROUPING. That's right - only the Hamas terrorist group and its "puppeteers," who live in luxury, far from what they "ordered," are to blame for the massacre and its aftermath. And the Palestinians have become hostages of the terrorists' morbid fantasies, their living proof, and material for the cruelest productions.

By the way, why do you gloss over the fact that Palestine was occupied for many years by Egypt and Jordan, and only Israel freed the Palestinians from the oppression of these invaders. And at the same time it gave Gazans jobs, full rights, the opportunity to live and build a future. And "brotherly" countries - categorically reject rescue and granting asylum on their territories to Palestinians? I would be glad to hear explanations !

Well and most importantly - in the economic topic, maybe we should not push propaganda, and still talk about the topic ?

No country wants to have permanent refugees, and why do the Palestinians need to live their lives in another country when they have been living in that land for generations? Why is Israel building its infrastructure in the West Bank by occupying Palestinian land? Israel freed the Palestinians from the oppression of Egypt and Jordan by becoming oppressors themselves! I admit what hamas is doing is not right but how do you explain the deaths of thousands of children and the bombing to civilians? Hamas actions can not justify their deaths. Israel has to take full responsibility for their action and the West needs to act like they do against russian operations in Ukraine.


Huge numbers of Palestinians have been taken in by "foreigners" in Europe!  And fellow believers categorically refuse to accept them. The EU supports the Palestinians, pays allowances, and provides assistance. In response, however, they get mass riots. Probably you are right - it is time for Palestinians to go to their homeland and live there ! Smiley

You have not answered the question - why do you have no claims to Jordan and Egypt, from the occupation of which the Palestinians were saved by Israel?

PS watch less Hamas propaganda, with fakes and dramatizations. And if you ask a question about civilian casualties, ask yourself a question - and who set them up, does not let them leave the war zone, cover themselves with them, fire from residential neighborhoods .... And please don't forget about Israeli casualties, because your opinion looks so one-sided.

Well, back to the topic of this section!
It is significant that more and more countries in the Middle East are blaming Hamas and their supporters for this massacre, soberly and objectively assessing what is happening!

This is good news because... attempts by Hamas and their masterminds to cause a collapse in the oil market are now clearly failing Smiley




Palestinian refugees live in neighboring Arab countries more than they do in EUROPE. They are the ones who have created this mess by relocating European Jews to Palestinian lands. Now it's time to take them back.

Egypt and Jordan weren't at least bombing Palestinians from the sky or trapping them with fences. You didn't answer my question about how you want to justify Israel's murder of children? I am not supporting hamas but killing innocent people, especially women and children by giving the excuse of doing an operation against hamas won't justify Israel's operation.

From now on, we need to call oppressors liberators exactly like Russia wants us to think of them. Hamas is the only one spreading propaganda who lives in a tiny area and Israel is spreading god words who have the full support of western government and media! What an - irony.
122  Economy / Economics / Re: Elon Musk and the fall of Twitter on: November 22, 2023, 09:27:25 AM
That guy is full of surprises, and all the action taken by him was major events like promoting doge, taking over Twitter, and announcing to make Twitter a financial hub All this looks preplanned. There can be short term downsides that we are observing right now but in the long term they can be really massive for the industry. His past record shows he is a successful businessman, and I think he knows what he is doing. It is not like his twitter deal was unintentional and he was forced to buy the company. 
123  Economy / Economics / Re: Cryptocurrency is the second most popular investment in "France" on: November 22, 2023, 08:56:31 AM
The data we get from the survey makes sense as young people understand technological terms more easily than old ones, whose brilliance can not justify something that they can not see. That is the reason old people want to invest more in physical objects than digital ones. Not only in France but also in the rest of the world we can see the same scenario. We are getting a generation of people who understand the technology and can support it for a few decades. 

Crypto is more popular among young investors due to its volatility as well. They saw it as an opportunity to become rich quickly by ignoring the risks it posed. In the risk and reward ratio, the reward is so big that they just ignore the risk. If someone invests $10,000 in ETH and it goes to zero they will lose $10,000 worth of assets, but if they make $10,000 from here they will make $10,000 more wealth in a short time.
124  Economy / Economics / Re: Fiat & Crypto - Effective Expert Advise on: November 22, 2023, 08:47:54 AM
Have you ever asked why the richest people in the world don't retire early when they already have billions of dollars in assets? they are not greedy or dissatisfied with their achievements, but they want to continue being productive until they die. If you are satisfied with the stable salary you have now, then you are making a big mistake, you have to be brave enough to take the risk of investing elsewhere, you have to try everything, especially investing in cryptocurrencies, especially Bitcoin, because you will never lose and experience a loss of value of the assets from your investment.

When you know the secret to making wealth it becomes an addiction for some people who just want to keep doing it. This is not only a business for them but also something they enjoy like we do on vacation. Being productive is not a fun part if you are struggling to earn your living. We all want a cozy life without any hassle of work every day. Still, business minded people keep doing their work despite the wealth they have which is enough for the rest of their lives. This becomes a game for them that they enjoy and want to do until their lives end.
125  Economy / Economics / Re: Energy Crisis 2.0 in the New World Order era on: November 22, 2023, 08:41:59 AM
The conflict between Russia and Ukraine has not yet ended; now that Israel and Hamas have joined, I am thinking about the effect it will have on other countries that are far away from them.

If this country of ours is far from Russia, we can feel the effect it has on fuel. Now,  with the ongoing war with Hamas and Israel, fuel prices will probably increase again for us in a few weeks. It's like Hamas attacked first, so when Israel attacked, they stopped attacking because two leaders of Hamas died immediately. Think that Israel is a small country, but it is also a strong enemy.

Israel or palestine none of these countries is an oil producer in the world. How will their conflict affect the oil price if other arab countries do not join the war? This new war front in the middle east is geopolitical, and there are small chances that other arab countries will join the war directly to protect hamas or the people of Gaza. What you are trying to draw doesn't make sense because Hamas and Israel have been fighting for a long time. The death of hamas leader is not something new. This is an event that happens frequently. If you want to conclude who's fault it is, you will just start a long debt because the situation becomes fishy due to the propaganda war conducted by both iran and israel.
126  Economy / Economics / Re: You are the product. Corporations spying on us deeper than we thought? on: November 22, 2023, 06:23:40 AM
All the apps have their own terms and conditions, and when first launching the app we all agree on that though 99 people out of 100 don't actually read what's written there. All these apps that are available on google play actually track our usage history and share it with our business partners. Most of their terms and conditions say they won't share user data with third parties but there isn't any mention of their business partner. There is an obvious reason why you are seeing those ads in the first place. Also try to give as little permission as you can to the application you are using on your phone because they are the source of the information that those companies get about us.
127  Economy / Economics / Re: USA: 50 years since the beginning of the oil embargo on: November 21, 2023, 07:18:57 PM
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Yeah the development comes from supporting a country that is responsible for the deaths of thousands of children. What Israel is doing has been ignored by the West. Occupying west bank and murdering children is also a terrorism act. Hamas is not the only one doing the terrorism acts in this region.

You probably meant to say GROUPING. That's right - only the Hamas terrorist group and its "puppeteers," who live in luxury, far from what they "ordered," are to blame for the massacre and its aftermath. And the Palestinians have become hostages of the terrorists' morbid fantasies, their living proof, and material for the cruelest productions.

By the way, why do you gloss over the fact that Palestine was occupied for many years by Egypt and Jordan, and only Israel freed the Palestinians from the oppression of these invaders. And at the same time it gave Gazans jobs, full rights, the opportunity to live and build a future. And "brotherly" countries - categorically reject rescue and granting asylum on their territories to Palestinians? I would be glad to hear explanations !

Well and most importantly - in the economic topic, maybe we should not push propaganda, and still talk about the topic ?

No country wants to have permanent refugees, and why do the Palestinians need to live their lives in another country when they have been living in that land for generations? Why is Israel building its infrastructure in the West Bank by occupying Palestinian land? Israel freed the Palestinians from the oppression of Egypt and Jordan by becoming oppressors themselves! I admit what hamas is doing is not right but how do you explain the deaths of thousands of children and the bombing to civilians? Hamas actions can not justify their deaths. Israel has to take full responsibility for their action and the West needs to act like they do against russian operations in Ukraine.
128  Economy / Economics / Re: USA: 50 years since the beginning of the oil embargo on: November 21, 2023, 06:18:38 PM
Nations have no friends.
Some said once, I guess Winston Churchill was that. And its true. 

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No nation has friends only interests. _Charles de Gaulle

This term is true in global politics. Nations don't have any internal allies or friends. Their agreement and cooperation are only based on their interests. No nation will give another nation something without any interest no matter how close a relationship they have. The sole purpose of a nation is to seek help or provide aid in any emergency because they also expect the same when they face similar scenarios.

PS The basis is the Israeli-Emirati peace treaty, also the Abrahamic Treaty, - a treaty on normalization of relations between the State of Israel and the United Arab Emirates, signed on September 15, 2020. The UAE chooses development and the rules of the civilized world.

Yeah the development comes from supporting a country that is responsible for the deaths of thousands of children. What Israel is doing has been ignored by the West. Occupying west bank and murdering children is also a terrorism act. Hamas is not the only one doing the terrorism acts in this region.
129  Economy / Economics / Re: Is stagflatiotn upcoming? on: November 21, 2023, 05:55:35 PM
Stagflation is worse in certain countries than others. For example in Canada we have it much worse that the USA.

We got bad GDP growth, we got bad inflation, food and housing is unaffordable, and our unemployment has been rising slowly since last May, basically the rate has increased almost every month. And I am sure there are other countries that have it just as bad.

USA however is not one of them. USA has good GDP currently and their unemployment rate is very low. However all of that can quickly change if something bad happens in the economy.

What i am doing can be a good example of this. We are losing our currency value against USD, food prices are skyrocketing, the unemployment rate is at its peak, the market is controlled by syndicates, and loan defaults are a common practice among the commercial banking sectors. Our government shows made up statistics publicly to cover up the worst situation. I am not seeing anything good happening in our country very soon as the political tension is rising very fast. 
130  Economy / Economics / Re: #HODLing is not a smooth journey on: November 21, 2023, 05:49:39 PM
What is your view on #Hodling Guys?

Indeed, HOLDLing onto your crypto assets for long term is like driving on a bumpy road to success. The path is far from smooth and filled with twists and turns, that challenge the patience and resolve of investors consistently. The key lies in your unwavering belief in crypto currencies, trusting that they have the future and hold potential to transform lives of those who steadily retain their digital assets throughout this challenging journey.

It depends on what you are holding for the long term. This is true for assets like bitcoin and ETH mostly. If you are planning to hold any other altcoin then you should keep in mind that most of the altcoins that have already performed very well in the previous bull season can usually not repeat the same in the next one. We have very few consistent performers in the altcoin market and most of them failed to outperform their previous seasons performances. So for long term holding we do not have too many options out their but if you are planning to do it until the upcoming bull season then pick a new project that has strong backing and narratives in the market.
131  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Bitcoin and War Crimes? on: November 21, 2023, 05:43:54 PM
Bitcoin is not a stock market as it is not issued by any companies. This is an asset that can be traded in the open market like gold and silver which can not be done with a stock. Bitcoin can be used for funding wars, and this is actually a positive thing for bitcoin. Same this can be done with gold and silver too as someone can donate 1 ton of gold or silver to a war effort. What do you say about it? All these are available in the open market and there isn't much of a war effect on any of these assets.

Wars affect financially and mentally, especially if the person is caught in the middle.

What is affected however is the lives and the prices of everything since the gas prices are also rocketing which in effect some Bitcoin holders are shaken out and sell.
With the war in Ukraine, I bet the Bitcoin holders in that country are already under 6 feet due to the conscription. The Palestinian Bitcoin holders probably are also selling already just so they can buy a bottle of water.

It is true that it is good that you have something in hand that can be traded even in wartime. We all know how a country's fiat currencies lose their value if that country is in the middle of a war. Holding bitcoin at a time like this can help people exchange their bitcoin for goods and services even in places like those. For those who want to use bitcoin only to store wealth this can be disheartening for them to sell their bitcoin but if your wealth is of no use in a emergency situation what is the point of having them.
132  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Let's share some tips among ourselves. on: November 21, 2023, 05:39:15 PM
I prefer to do DCA when the market is in a downtrend. I tried to buy every dip possible and kept doing this till the coin flipped. If you want to keep my profit booking strategy, then it totally depends on the bitcoin market. As soon as i got confident that bitcoin is at its peak for this bull season it was time to start booking in altcoin too. This is the time when most of the altcoins start pumping and start making new ATH.

Altcoins? Not too bad but you know how manipulative altcoin can be especially when the market is greenish and majority of them will dance to rally around with bitcoin and dump suddenly. I know you might already have a coin in mind but you need to be extra careful especially with the coins in which the team behind the project is anonymous or not very transparent about their identities. Altcoins are some time very good to make profit with but the risk is so high.

Every time, it's not the team that manipulates the market. Whales also do this and Luna can be the best example of this. The tokenomics model they followed was so bad that it scrawled their whole market and their investors lost billions of dollars. I can still remember those events and how everything happened so fast, even though I lost almost my entire portfolio at that time. That is the reason i don't put all the eggs in a single basket any more. I tried to diversify to minimize the risk. I am just trying to invest narratively, which means there will be an allocation for different types of cryptographic narrative tokens.
133  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: Things to avoid as a beginner on: November 21, 2023, 03:33:36 PM
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Op said that new members should not burst posting but they should not make any posts until they need to. A new member should read more to gather knowledge about the forum and the topic he is interested in. This forum is for sharing knowledge with one another but in most cases newbies who don't have any knowledge about the topic still try to create one either by taking information from google or by sharing misleading information. Most of the newbies won't follow this as a large number of them are here to join the signature campaign and some of the new accounts are alts of higher-ranking members.
134  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Let's share some tips among ourselves. on: November 21, 2023, 03:08:17 PM
However,  investing in altcoin market when the some altcoins start to pump is good but it's best when there's correction.

My approach to the altcoin market is different because i think if an altcoin starts pumping then we are already late to invest and investing in an altcoin when it is making corrections can also be risky because some altcoin markets are so manipulative that the team controls the market by dumping their own token so it can go down for a very long time. This has happened to me before so i know the pain. IMO the best time to invest in an altcoin is when it is moving sideways. This is an indication that the early investors are out of the market and there isn't any sell pressure on it. If you are looking for a long term investment plan for that altcoin this is the perfect time for you to accumulate.
135  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Bitcoin and War Crimes? on: November 21, 2023, 03:02:22 PM
Bitcoin is not a stock market as it is not issued by any companies. This is an asset that can be traded in the open market like gold and silver which can not be done with a stock. Bitcoin can be used for funding wars, and this is actually a positive thing for bitcoin. Same this can be done with gold and silver too as someone can donate 1 ton of gold or silver to a war effort. What do you say about it? All these are available in the open market and there isn't much of a war effect on any of these assets.
136  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: The Path to Profit: A Trader's Emotion & Terminologies Everyone should Know on: November 21, 2023, 02:06:35 PM
Trading, in essence, is akin to navigating the financial waters, where emotions often run high. It's a pursuit of profits through buying and selling assets, marked by excitement and anxiety.

What do you think about trading say it recklessly. Not limiting the way of answer answer in the terminology of emotion, in your experience in whatever way you can.

The only reason for creating this topic is I was having a random debate on trading with some fellows and they taunted me by saying What is trading? Just Buy, Sell, and book profit that it. Actually, I just wanted to let them know about the depth of trading because they were just familiar with the few terms in trading. How far my newbie fellows know I'm not sure but here is a list, so if you encounter such debates I want my fellows to defend it by letting them know about its depth. Some people just comments its gambling and blah blah


This list you have provided can complete a trading book if you are writing one. If a newbie sees this he will turn away from trading at the very beginning. It is true that trading is not only buy, sell and book profit but a combination of money management, market analysis and action. Only one can make you a successful trader. For example, if you are trying to make a profit you need to manage your funds in the least risky way possible so that one bad trade can not eat up the profit of your 10 good ones. This is important because the fewer bad trades you take the more profit you can generate. On the other hand if you have a good money management strategy but cannot do market analysis, you will pick a bad entry point or have will have hard time getting a perfect entry point for your trade. The same thing applies with action. You have good money management strategies and market analysis skills but you fear trading. This will also make you incapable of trading.
137  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Let's share some tips among ourselves. on: November 21, 2023, 01:52:01 PM
I prefer to do DCA when the market is in a downtrend. I tried to buy every dip possible and kept doing this till the coin flipped. If you want to keep my profit booking strategy, then it totally depends on the bitcoin market. As soon as i got confident that bitcoin is at its peak for this bull season it was time to start booking in altcoin too. This is the time when most of the altcoins start pumping and start making new ATH.

What criteria do you use when buying and selling? Let's share some tips and expertise.


For me, the three most significant factors are as follows:
1. Bitcoin halving.
2. A decrease in currency value due to economic downturns.
3. Sustained participation and growth of investors.


Therefore, I make a continuous effort to stay updated with all the news to track numbers 2 and 3 consistently.

There is another point that I want to add in terms of investing. A project needs to survive at least one bear season to be qualified to be considered in the safe to invest category. 
138  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: What’s your portfolio building strategy for crypto? on: November 21, 2023, 01:02:59 PM
Guys, I’d really like to know how you built your crypto portfolio? I’m a seasoned crypto investor myself (not to mention an entrepreneur) and this is just that time of the year when I ask other crypto investors about their strategies. My Strategy is centered around using AI to analyze data and trends of the current market and then rebalancing my portfolio based on my findings. What are you all doing/have done to build your portfolio?

So now AI can analyze the data to predict the future. IMO it can be really dangerous as if AI analyzes the data of Shiba INU or PEPE and suggests you buy that token for the long term then how will you react? In the past these two projects have shown amazing growth but I don't think they have a bright future. So be careful when using robots to predict the future because i think there are still some sectors where human brains can outperform AI.

My strategy is simple, keep buying every dip and repeating this process till the bull run starts. I also tried to keep some assets in altcoin based on their narratives. If I am investing in an AI or GameFI project then I will pick the top two from those categories and invest an small amount in each.
139  Economy / Economics / Re: When Was the Last Time you Came Across a Positive Economic News? on: November 21, 2023, 12:32:55 PM
I find myself pretty bothered by everything going on in the world. Have you ever noticed how it's so hard to come across positive news about the economy, whether it's in our own country or globally? It's genuinely disheartening. Every time we read, watch, or discuss something related to the economy, it's all about inflation, recession, debt, bankruptcy, companies downsizing, laying off hundreds of workers, shareholders firing CEOs, and the company's stock taking a nosedive. Can't we just catch a break and have some good economic news for once?

It can be negative news for most people but there are people who will take it as a positive one. When food prices increase, those who buy food from the local market get worried because they have to pay a higher price than before but those who grow it and the middle man who sells it to consumers are happy because they are making more profit. When people started screaming about a correction in bitcoin I was surprised because the market gave us a chance to accumulate more bitcoin at a cheap price. We should be happy about it, but instead we start screaming and say the time for bitcoin is up.

In a time of recession people started selling their assets for cheap due to their emergency need and I think this is a perfect time to get rich. Buy those assets at a discount price and hold them for few years till the economy gets better. 
140  Economy / Economics / Re: Life is cheaper with Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies in general on: November 21, 2023, 12:24:45 PM
I don't know about you guys, but for me, I have discovered that the longer one save in fiat, that is, hold fiat, the more life gets expensive, this is because fiat is known to lose value overtime for several reasons, when fiat loses value, they lose purchasing power, goods and services become more expensive, which in turn makes life more expensive.

Fiat loses its value due to inflation and crypto loses its value for market correction. Why are you comparing these two in this way? Bitcoin is one of the assets that can save your wealth from losing its value so it is a perfect example of a asset that can overcome inflation but it also has risks associated with it. Your daily life needs assets that you can burn to fulfill your needs so in this case, fiat is perfect as it can not lose 25% of its value over night which can happen if you are holding bitcoin. For everyday transactions, fiat is good but if you are planning to save your wealth for the long term then saving your fiat currencies in the bank is a very poor choice as bank interest can be lower than inflation sometimes. Your fiat will lose its value over a long period of time if you keep it in your savings account in a bank. In this case buying bitcoin and keeping it in your custody can help you save your wealth from losing its value. 
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