Did you watch a new course? Learn something new? Created your wallet? Tried a liquidity pool? Used the cashflow pro app? Any an all wins are welcome here!
@Mildred Rantleru Ahhh... I don't know the rules regarding Botswana and its approved Crypto Exchanges, but as a US citizen myself, I know that I ran into similar issues when I used to trade on the Foreign Currency Exchange (FOREX). Have you asked Cashflow Pro, "Which crypto exchanges are available in Botswana," yet? That is where I would start. Also... Google has all kinds of good information on that subject as well.
Love him or hate him... He and his family have been investing in crypto for years and I'm not sure what inside information can be found about the crypto market that would be monitored or regulated by the SEC like it is in the stock market. In stocks, they look for specific financial details that have not been released to the public yet, but how do we find those similar types of details for crypto? Before, we all just used to follow the Pelosi Tracker or our other favorite congressional portfolio changes for our early stock tips... Her call options trade on TEM was amazing.
@Dane Bollwinkel That brings up a great question about money printing. How would you expect the crypto market to react if we ever faced Quantitative Easing or Quantitative Tightening again in the future? I never really thought about the impact that would have to the crypto market. Now you have my head spinning. :)
Kevin Warsh just ended his first ever FOMC meeting as Fed chair. His message to markets: "I can't give you any guidance on what we're going to do next." Here is what he said: 1. Inflation is still way above the Fed's 2% target and prices are too high for most people 2. "We will fix five years of misses on inflation", he is directly saying the previous Fed failed 3. The Fed will no longer tell you in advance what it plans to do with interest rates 4. He watches stock market prices more than anything else when making decisions 5. Interest rates are hurting the housing market but are not slowing down financial markets 6. All 19 members at the table agreed not to raise rates today 7. The 2% inflation target is not changing 8. He refused to say whether bond yields rising after today's decision concerns him 9. He refused to say whether he has spoken to Trump since becoming Fed chair Under Powell, the Fed always told markets what was coming next. Under Warsh, that is gone.
I agree. Lowering the rates never made sense because it fuels prices and inflation to grow, not come down. Everyone complains that the cost of good and services are too high but nobody is happy when the rates increase to fix the issue. It's a double-edged sword that I'm glad I don't have to manage.