Twitter could be on death's door. Tim Pool discusses the situation that Elon Musk has been talking about. Turns out that Twitter had been receiving government all along. I don't think Twitter will fail, despite the current scenario because of Musk's probably plan for the platform all along, which I believe was Musk's plan all along.
Showing posts with label financial crisis. Show all posts
Showing posts with label financial crisis. Show all posts
December 22, 2022
July 25, 2022
Big trouble in big China?
We know the United States has put itself in a precarious financial predicament, but is China in financial and/or political trouble? Could be.
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July 2, 2020
China's Gold Problem
China recently discovered that some of their gold backed securities were backed by fake gold. And then there's a new swine flu bubbling up in China in addition to intensifying lock-downs in Beijing over the COVID virus. There's also the border fight flare up with India. That's all not to even mention the new Chinese laws announced to govern crackdown on Hong Kong and it's effect of causing many nations to react to the laws by becoming harder on China. And there's also massive flooding and the potential that the Three Gorges Dam might fail due to shoddy construction. As bad as things are in the U.S., China is really, really messed up.
If you have not heard about the gold situation, these two videos explain it well.
November 10, 2012
Saturday Learning Series Returns
The Saturday Learning Series was on hiatus for a few weeks leading up to the presidential election. It will be making a full return next week. In the meantime here's a documentary about the coming real financial crisis. Believe it or not, it's something to think about. It might even scare you.
It's called Overdose: The Next Financial Crisis.
November 5, 2011
Saturday Learning Series - The roots of the financial crisis
The Yale course by Douglas W. Rae continues, with guest lecturer Will Goetzmann, Director of the Yale International Center for Finance and professor at the Yale School of Management, who takes a look at the history of debt and financial crises.
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