I comprehend that the only absence of a single player from the team won't render it entirely useless. Nevertheless, the expulsion of a presently active player is likely to disrupt the team's chemistry. So I don’t know if that is the best decision to make. The thing is if they sell one player who is currently playing in the squad and whoever they bring in next actually performs well, I don’t think they will have any big issues.

No one will actually even talk about the previous plan. Everyone will appreciate the move. But the problem is if the new player does not perform as expected, or at least as well as the last player, a lot of people are going to talk. And the more important thing is the team chemistry is going to be broken. I just don’t think that it is a good idea to sell a player when they will probably have to spend that money or probably, even more, to bring in another player.

I know there could be a  few Tottenham fans here. But I am just going to say this. Should Tottenham persist in restraining Harry Kane's departure, their actions shall incontrovertibly manifest the club's astounding ineptitude. This is why they are not improving as well. They clearly know very well that the player wants to leave the club. they also know very well that they can get a good amount of money for the player as well.

At more than 30 years of age, there will be getting more than 160 million for the player (last what I heard was about the offer of 180 from Bayern Munich, I believe). And they are still not letting the player go. Can anyone answer me what they are actually trying to achieve? They can just sell him and get another player who will be younger and will have good potential.

But no. It feels like they cannot live without Harry Kane. At this point, it is not about Bayern Munich being able to get Harry Kane. At this point if Tottenham are unable to sell him, they are stupid.

Australian women did not face any major challenges in this women’s international one day match against Ireland. Australian women won the toss and decided to bowl first. That was a wise decision. From Ireland, only Orla Prendergast was able to score a good amount of runs. She was the only one having a good score beside her name. No one else was actually able to have a good score.

On the other hand, Australian women did not even lose one we get to chase down the target of 218. Both the Australian openers got a century each. A very dominating win for Australian women.

Are you a long term investor or trader? If you are a long term holder, what is the difference between $27k and $29k? I mean, the difference is not too big for you to consider and you should use the DCA strategy instead of waiting. If you are a trader, I think you should analyze and draw your own conclusions instead of asking someone. Bitcoin has always been, it remains unpredictable and no one will have a crystal ball to answer your question.

Criminals will not be stupid enough to hide drugs in the house or carry them with them at all times, so if OP doesn't have any proof and calling the police won't help either. I really find this solution unsafe at all unless OP has concrete evidence and is sure that the other drug dealer will be caught as soon as OP calls the police. Otherwise, the OP will be in jeopardy with his actions. I will agree with your 2nd solution, OP should ignore it entirely and continue living a normal life as before.

Do you mean OP should move house and stay away from neighbors like that? But how to avoid it all when everyone has their own secret? What guarantees that OP's new neighbor won't be a drug dealer but a murderer? As long as we keep our distance from them, we will be safe with them, no need to stress because we won't know all their secrets until they are revealed. But I agree with you as well as many of the previous comments, OP should find a way to decline the offer to teach bitcoin to the other neighbor. It is still best to keep a certain distance from people who have illegal jobs.

I also oppose entirely if my main job is paid in bitcoin because my whole family depends on that money, and I don't want bitcoin volatility to affect my family life. No matter what anyone says, we don't need to lie that we feel satisfied when our wages are paid in a volatile currency. Unless those people don't need to use their monthly salary, and it would be a bad idea to accept bitcoin payments for people who depend on their monthly salary. Bitcoin is not a stable currency and it is not suitable for payments such as wages.

It is an undeniable truth that the veracity of the matter resonates deeply. Notably, his performance has exhibited commendable qualities. Well, what am I saying, his performance has to be good to actually be brought in by the Chicago Bulls. I also hope that he will be able to become successful in the NBA.

A few people are actually saying that Chicago Bulls might have not made the right decision. But I think it actually was a good decision. If it is the right decision or not, we will be able to see in the future. He is only 24. So he has time on his side. And I also hope he will be able to improve.

It comes as no surprise that the effortless victory of Ireland is met with no astonishment. After all, they are on the better team and also the team who has the better experience. And by better experience I mean, experience to play against all members of the ICC.

So it is obviously expected that Ireland is going to be the better team going into this match. That is exactly what we saw happening in the match. Any team winning by a margin of 128 runs is a huge win in T20 format. This win by Ireland was able to show how dominant they were in this match. Lorcan Tucker missing his century was a little sad, to be honest.

I still believe that Lionel Messi had a very good contribution to the PSG squad. Notably, amidst PSG's multifaceted challenges, Messi's commendable performance remains somewhat overshadowed. Obviously, they had a lot of problems, not being consistent enough and also the problem of Neymar. And also there was a problem with the contract of Mbappé. But at the same time, I don’t think Lionel Messi leaving the club is actually going to be a big problem for PSG. They will be able to bring in new players. Because they obviously have the money to do that. But I think they will have to bring in quite a few players because the players that they already have are very interested in leaving the club.

I believe that Dortmund has actually paid more than 21 million dollars for Marcel Sabitzer. This is obviously a good deal for Dortmund in my opinion. This is obviously going to be good for Dortmund because the supply from the midfield is going to be better now.

I actually agree with @xzone that they still do not have a really good squad with which they will actually be able to win championships. But at least they are trying to improve and I will have to say that they are doing a pretty good job at it.

Of course, both are equally necessary and important, but I agree with the idea that people prefer bull markets to bear markets, and that's completely normal because bull markets are easier to create in the short term. For me, I never thought about which market I prefer. Whenever I have money, I like the bear market so I can buy it at a low price, but when I buy enough of what I need, I want the market to go up so I can make a profit. But we can't decide when the market goes up or down, so I just stick to it and do what's happening. In a bear market I will focus on buying, in a bull market I will take a profit.

@harapan, I understand what you are saying. But I also want to see him in the Saudi League. I said that because I want to see him play alongside Cristiano Ronaldo in Al Nassr. That is going to make the team a lot stronger and they will basically win Almost anything in my opinion. But that is not going to be the best thing for his career in my opinion. He still is playing really well, and he should not go to a league that might actually end his career. And I think if he does end up going to the Saudi League it is going to potentially end his career. At least he’s not going to be in the competitive scenario anymore.

In my country, the price of gasoline has dropped to almost pre-war levels, leading to a drop in prices for many commodities. I remember correctly, not too long ago there was a topic about the lack of onions and eggs causing the prices of these two items to soar that many people could not afford to buy them. But meanwhile, onions and eggs in my country are still cheap foods that anyone can afford. Not to mention electronics in my country are cheaper than ever because demand is slowing down, and they need to lower prices to stimulate demand... and many things are changing.

You are right, we will never return to the original position but in terms of macro factors such as increasing population causing increased demand, impacts caused by nature… there are too many problems, and it is difficult to solve them all. So over time, things will get worse, and instead we should find ways to adapt rather than blame and complain.

I still lean more towards the more experienced, but if you can, you can combine advice from both to make the best decision for you. But in life, there is no better piece of advice than experiencing it all yourself. So that's why I rarely seek advice from others, and I find the answers myself. I mean, I will always take into account the worst case scenario that I will face and if it fails, I will try to start over again until I succeed. Because everyone's life is different, sometimes what works for them may not work for us.

Undoubtedly, Djokovic will need to exert tremendous effort in reclaiming the pinnacle of world tennis. He also knows that very well. He is going up against the best of the world. He should also realize that he is getting all day by day. So he will have to do everything quickly. He does not have too much time left in his career. Even though I think he has achieved almost everything that he wanted in his career, he might want to have some more achievements. Novak Djokovic, getting one more Grand Slam in his career, does not actually look very impossible, to be honest. If anything, it is still very possible.

In my personal opinion, it is crucial for every player to consider the financial aspect of their career. Naturally, when a player displays exceptional skills, they attract the attention of larger teams, which offers them an opportunity to earn a higher income. Hence, there are instances where players opt to join better quality teams rather than focusing solely on monetary compensation. However, I believe this approach can be misguided because even if a player performs admirably within their team, people will ultimately question their achievements should the team fail to secure victory, that being the ultimate expectation from fans and supporters alike.

If I were you, I would also seek advice from people with real-world experience rather than going to a certified financial advisor. Because in my opinion, they are just trained experts but only in theory, and most are not people with outside practical experience. I wonder, if financial advisors are really good at managing their finances and can give advice to others, why haven't they become rich yet? I'm not saying their advice is completely useless, but the advice of those with practical experience will be more effective.

If in that situation, I need to see what property it is, if it is rarely used and not required, I will sell it. And if it is a great value property such as a house, car, gold, silver, etc., I will consider borrowing money to solve the problem rather than selling my property. For me, selling assets will be considered a last resort when there is no other option, because I think selling is easy but buying back is extremely difficult, especially for valuable and scarce assets.

All commodities increase in price during periods of inflation but will be uneven, chicken can rise above 4€/kg, but other foods demand less so prices will increase less. So you cannot say that the inflation figure is incorrect. Prices will depend on supply and demand, for items that are not in high demand, prices will hardly increase.
But you are right, prices will hardly change even if inflation falls, but this can be caused by traders deliberately manipulating prices and governments being too negligent in stabilizing market prices. And the salary increase needs to be considered to balance everything, if the Government rushes to increase wages, they will face many difficulties in controlling inflation.