I was also nervous against Crystal Palace but watching the first half and seeing how well Arsenal have dominated the game, I am very impressed. Arsenal is not even giving Palace a lot of opportunities to counter. They close Palace down whenever they get the ball. Its 2-0 in favor of Arsenal right now and more goals will come in the second half. Arsenal should keep a clean sheet in this game, I would really like that. A win in this game will take Arsenal to eight point difference between Man City and Arsenal which is a confidence booster for Arsenal even if Man City have a game in hand.

PSG should be the example you give when talking about clubs that are not well run. I just don't know what goes on in their heads. A club that wants to really win in the champions league won't go around buying average players while focusing only on their attack. A team that has Neymer, Mbappe and Messi in todays football won't be able to fully strength their squad. As much as Mbappe has been beneficial to them, it would have been better they let him go to Madrid than spend that kind of money on a single player when you have a midfield that's is as awful as that. Aside how bad their midfield is, they don't have good substitutes. They do not have any player on the bench that can come in for an injured or fatigued Mbappe, Neymer, Veratti, Messi. The squad of that team is just not ready to compete and I don't believe they have the right coach for the job either.

I don't know what Milan defenders were on yesterday but that was too awful to watch. In fact, the whole Ac Milan team were horrible, the defending was just worst. They lose the ball and don't even fight to win it back, they just escort the Udinese players. A single player could tout the whole of that Milan defense and what's worst is that while they were clowning in front of the ball they were also obstructing the view of their goal keeper, making it impossible for him to go for the ball since he sees it too late.

I am tempted to use logic and say this match doesn't define how they will play against Napoli but even if they play better against Napoli they'll still lose. Napoli are in way better form and play more as a team. Milan cant win that match.

Yea, I agree, Chelsea played well, they just could not utilize their chances. They got so many goal scoring opportunities. I don't want to say they were unlucky because I feel if they had done the right thing they would have made use of their chances and buried the game earlier on. They also messed up by allowing Everton to have so many chances against them. When you play, you try to limit the opponents scoring opportunities are much as possible.
After Havertz scored the penalty I switch to the Man City game because I thought that game was a wrap, Chelsea has won, only for me to check at the end and see that Everton score a late minute equalizer. Chelsea needs to improve in a lot of things. They waste too many chances, they give away the ball too cheaply and they allow the opponents too many goal scoring opportunities.

I get that there is still a chance for Real Madrid to snatch the league from Barcelona but saying Madrid is favorite to win he La liga this season is not true. Madrid are nine points behind Barcelona as it stands. If Madrid win the classico tomorrow then it would be reduced to six points. If we are being honest, with the kind of form Barcelona is in the league and how inconsistent Madrid is in the league, its almost impossible for Madrid to overtake Barcelona even if the point difference is six points. Then there's the tight schedule of real Madrid and the fact that all injured Barcelona players are returning.

I doubt that. Dortmund is a very unreliable team. We've seen it time and again how they always fumble their opportunity. I have been saying it since when Dortmund was on the same point with Bayern that they won't be able to maintain this race till the end. I was so certain they will slip up. They can win a team 5-0 today ad lose or draw to a smaller team the next week. Dortmund should have taken advantage of the time when Bayern was not in form to top the league and extend the lead but even they were not in form at that moment. The difference between Bayern and Dortmund right now on the league is just two point, but by the end of the season it would have been extended to eight points.

I don't think Kante would ever go back to his best again in Chelsea. He has lost his form so much and he gets injured a lot lately. When he's on the field he's phenomenal but he can't be relied on because there's a high probability of him getting injured or lacking match fitness.
Enzo is an sensational kid. He's good both on and off the ball and he's not just a traditional defensive midfielder but he can also join in the attack. He knows how to resist press and also knows how to win back the ball. He is exceptional but I think Chelsea still need a creative midfielder. They need a midfielder that is really creative and is able to support the attack at all times.

I was really impressed with Atalanta yesterday. I placed a bet on them to win and they were losing after the first half. Atalanta dominated the whole of the first half and conceded a goal in a very unlucky way due to some defensive errors.
They came back in the second half and fought really hard. Based on how well Atalanta played they should have scored more than two goals. It was an entertaining game and a very good game from Atalanta.

Ten Hag's strategy actually worked. They did not concede and they scored a goal. That's the problem with being a tactical coach, if you use a strategy and it works then everybody will praise you as a genius but if the strategy fails then you're a clueless coach that doesn't know what you're doing.
I expected a game like this from United. They won the first leg 4-1, with good defending they can't concede 3 goals. Besides the game is going to be relatively more difficult than the first leg because now Betis are at home where they are more comfortable so you don't expect them to make it easy for United.
It was a good game from Manchester United in both legs, they're in the last 8 now which is very impressive.

They got greedy and yea, they were unlucky too. They shouldn't have invested such large amount of customers funds in a long term investment without thinking about the repercussions if things went south, and I believe they thought about it but they went ahead with it anyway. When the federal reserve started raising interest rates they panicked and got desperate as you said so that led to the panicking of the public. SVB would have been okay eventually if people did not panic but you can't blame the public for panicking because what normal human wouldn't panic when the bank is panicking?

This is a major problem people who are new to trading make. Both forex and crypto beginners make the same mistake. They feel its just a buy and sell model without understanding the technicalities. Whichever anyone chooses between Crypto or forex or even stock trading he must first read, study and understand the dynamics. Learning never ends, even people who are pros in the business still learn and grown their skillset, talk more of a beginner. There's a saying I saw here, "learn before you earn"

Funny enough a lot of people won't still learn from this. I don't know what needs to happen before they realize that their money is not safe on centralized exchanges. No matter how big a centralized exchange is its always not advisable to keep your money there. As much as the SVB drama is an unfortunate event, lets hope it helps people in crypto to understand that they can't completely trust centralized exchanges.

If the family relationship is more important than money then why not just give him the loan and whether he returns it on not they still have a good family relationship?
Its not advisable to give someone you don't trust a loan, family or not but when when a family or friend is in need you make a conscious effort to help out. Helping out can be in different ways, it doesn't necessarily mean giving them the loan they asked for. It could be helping them look for a job, giving them free money for their upkeep (it doesn't have to be too much), getting them groceries if you can afford it. At least just show them that you care by just being there for them in their hard times. We always talk about being better people but when the time comes we do the opposite. Yea, I know you've got to look out for yourself, but there's a thin line between looking out for yourself and being completely inconsiderate.

Aside the age and the ability to take risk, I think the capital you have is also a factor. Real estate demands a lot of capital. So I can equally say more capital means more risk but that does not always translate to more profit. It is advisable to invest in different things instead of just sticking to one. So you don't have to choose between bitcoin and Real estate, you can invest in stock too amongst others but try to have knowledge in whatever you're investing in. I think older people are willing to take all that risk on real estate is because they can see it and they understand it. If crypto was something they could see they would have taken the risk in it too.   

I don't think people 80 to 90 years old have the capacity for these kind of things. They're too old for that. A lot of parents that are between 50-70 are into crypto. Parents that are conservative are the ones that have problem with crypto. They are not open minded because they've refused to understand how crypto works, its easier for them to just dismiss it as a scam. They understand foreign exchange and stock exchange and the prefer what they understand.
Exposed and open minded parents know that there are many opportunities on the internet so even if they're not really comfortable with it, they don't stop their children from using it. It is mostly the conservative parents that have a problem with their children using the internet.

An advice that tells you to learn a skill is never a bad one. Having a proper skill and being very good at it is a very big plus as a graduate. The skill won't also stop you from going into the business you want to go into. I'm not a fan of small margin profit business but I don't say it out loud often so as not to discourage people. I totally agree that instead of spending time and other resources in that kind of business, its better you learn a skill. If you are in a position where you can do both at the same time then I'll advise you to do both.
Lastly, while learning a skill, chose a skill you like, a skill you enjoy and actually want to venture in. Don't learn a skill because people are making a lot of money from it so you dive right into it. If you must learn a skill like that then you must develop love for that particular skill or else it will be vey difficult. 

SVB is a big well recognize and traditional bank, if that kind of system can fail, how do you think people who do not really have a lot of idea about  crypto will think about BTC? This SVB drama would only make people in crypto realize that keeping their coins in centralized exchanges is the same things as keeping your money in an SVB account where somebody can mismanage it and make very wrong decisions which would make you lose your money. I don't think this saga favour the crypto industry, I think it only encourages people not to trust centralized exchanges.

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Education on its own won't make you rich per say rather it would give you exposure . It will make you ambitious. They don't teach you how to make money in schools, they don't even teach you have to handle money, how money wirks. Education, especially higher education only broadens your mind to think really big. Part of this is because you've gone to school and you've seen business people doing well and you want to be like them (this is if you are someone who dreams to be an entrepreneur) so you start believing that being big as they are is possible. Higher education helps but it doesn't teach you exactly what to do as an entrepreneur, what it does is equip you to think for yourself and be able to make decisions that will help your business grow.
Then comes experience, the more you keep at the business, the more you learn from your mistakes and successes and keep getting better at what you do.

We've talked about it here time and again. Fiat and Crypto have to co-exist. The initial plan of Satoshi when he invented Bitcoin was not to override fiat. The world have not gotten to the level of going totally digital in every part of the earth so that makes it quite impossible for fiat to be trash. And for those that believe crypto will be the world currency anytime soon, I think they're delusional. Try to see Bitcoin as another form of currency, only it's not controled or owned by any government or state. When you see Bitcoin as a currency then it'll be easier for you to see it co-exist with other currencies like the dollar, pounds, yen, franc etc all co-exist.

The good news for Arsenal is that by the time Arsenal play City they will have just five matches left to play. If Arsenal can try to maintain their current form and win all their league games then they'll definitely win the league. Manchester City doesn't look like a team that would not drop points again but that should not be Arsenal's problem if they win all their remaining games. Arsenal should not get ahead of themselves, they should just take it one game at a time and play every game with all they've got. Good thing G. Jesus is back in the team, hopefully he picks up the kind of form he was in before his injury. Nobody expected Arsenal to still be topping the table by this point of this season and here they are, not just topping the league but topping with a five point difference.