Typical chart of sell-off, buy-back, and more sell-off and more buy-back. .... until suddenly there is no more buy-back. Who's going to end up the last buy-back?

I published my second long from article exploring the necessity of balancing speed with substance in technological development, emphasizing the importance of creating tangible goods and services that enhance people's lives.

Yakihonne

Shifting Gears: Embracing Tangible Solutions in the Age of Speed

Explore the necessity of balancing speed with substance in technological development, emphasizing the importance of creating tangible goods and ser...

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Published my first long form article on Nostr. It is about technology as a Potent Deflationary Force. Check it out

Yakihonne

Beyond Interest Rate Hikes: Unleashing Technology as a Potent Deflationary Force

The deflationary effects of technology and productivity increases will play a crucial role in balancing the inflationary pressures from fiscal defi...

Federal Reserve's decision to reduce quantitative easing and raise interest rates to fight inflation could create market turbulence in 2023. #centralbanks #marketimpact #volatility

Escalating tensions between Russia and Ukraine, and China's aggressive stance towards Taiwan could impact the markets in 2023. #geopolitics #marketimpact

Since half a century ago, every major recession ended with the S&P monthly price touching or falling below its EMA 200 line. Without exception! 2023 will see either no recession, or "Oh No!" a recession. $spy #EMA200 #recession2023