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"research into the sociological implications of white supremacy and neo-Nazism."
Well, she's certainly well equipped to anticipate the moves of the current administration.
Not to the extent that it was before you-know-who's tax plan to "help the middle-class."
Pretty much OK for him and his friends, though, because they get to play by different rules.
Yes, it's going to take a while but eventually all of this stuff is going to come together and it's going to be a whole new world as far as energy use is concerned.
I've found the subject of ultra-high voltage power transmission lines to be very interesting. In the early days, as Catch22 mentions, the DC voltages involved were quite low, so to increase the deliverable power the transmission lines had to be extr…
One could speculate on the timing of this sudden Fed "insight". The Fed has been as meek, servile and cooperative as possible in the face of the threats and vituperation spewing from the Executive branch, and the lack of fiscal cooperation from the …
@little5bee- We haven't done that in many years, but it sure was a lot of fun! When we did it there was no internet and they hadn't invented cellphones yet, so just heading somewhere with no idea what might be available for lodging was sometimes qui…
Maybe this from The Financial Times via Axios?
The Fed is starting to question its own policies
Several officials at the Fed are beginning to worry about asset bubbles and excessive risk-taking as a result of their extraordinary policy intervention…
"Don’t count learning short in any endeavor"
@hank- I certainly don't: "I've somehow managed to communicate reasonably effectively in spite of that limitation".
BTW, I thought that your "driving" analogy was particularly effective.
Note- referrin…
Hank- You've been reading my posts on MFO for many years now, and in all that time, if I'm remembering correctly, only once did someone advise me that I had made a grammatical error.
I really wasn't joking about my virtually complete ignorance of t…
I usually got a courtesy D- in "English" in grammar school. I still have absolutely no idea what a split infinitive or a dangling participle is, and to be honest, I really don't care either.
And even more lesser common are Michigeese and Michiganders. The folks that we traveled with loved that.
Have a good one, Derf.. and you stay safe too.
He posts known lies and then wonders why people have a problem believing his incredibly great financial performance- absolutely the best since Abraham Lincoln. Oh, wait... that's the other guy...
@FD1000: David's link that you are referring to is PRIMARILY about investing issues, and incidentally about financial sleaze at the White House. Your link is simply more right-wing garbage with NO relation to investing, yet you have no problem makin…
@FD1000- For someone who complained frequently about being subjected to"off-topic" commentary you seem to have no problem introducing some real crap in an investing forum area.
A separate isolated Off-Topic forum area was created specifically becau…
Yes, all of that stuff you guys are saying is right. Personally, I prefer to use the Underline to make the link stand out better when embedded in other text.
Like so: Here is Davids link.
Thanks for explaining that the link icon is a picture of a…
Yes, that's correct re deleting the “http://” that appears in the gizmo window, however when you open the window that heading prefix is already highlighted. Because of that, just posting in your URL will automatically replace that text. I'm with yo…
Its simple: Choose the word(s) for your link- let's say you choose "Here's the Link".
• First copy the link's actual URL address in all of it's absurdity, as you already do.:
https://messaging-custom-newsletters.nytimes.com/template/oakv2?campaig…
"I don’t believe any claims of investing success posted here."
Not sure that I'd go that far. Seems highly likely that those of us who are successfully retired with no income worries have achieved a reasonable degree of "investing success", at lea…
Assuming good faith in FD's reports of investing success, we can argue all day about the validity of TA. (Personally I'm not a believer, because I don't believe that the market-moving potential of mass investor emotion can be accurately measured.)
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"And property taxes, maintenance, insurance and unplanned expenses mean there is much more to consider than just whether or not a mortgage payment is cheaper than rent."
Does anyone seriously believe that renters are not also paying for all of thes…
The text seems to be from Ben Carlson, director of institutional asset management at Ritholtz Wealth Management, in an article in Fortune Magazine on October 10; also found, presumably reprinted, on Yahoo.
When quoting from someone's original work …
