#WSJ COMMODITIES CRUNCH - FIRST RULE OF #INVESTING - #MOTHER #NATURE BATS LAST

 

Cash Crunch Drives Wild Moves in Commodities

Exchanges and brokers are demanding more money upfront to trade oil, wheat and natural gas, straining markets amid supply disruptions from war in Ukraine.

Commodity prices are hot right now. But the prices investors are paying in the open market for commodities like coffee, copper or corn can have little to do with the price customers pay at the store. 

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WHAT IS THE LINK WITH RETAIL PRICES?

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#Inspirational Wisdom Quotes -March 21, 2022

 

Inspirational Wisdom Quotes  

 March 21, 2020   

2022 Inspirations and Wisdom

Television brought the brutality of war into the comfort of the living room. Vietnam was lost in the living rooms of America -- not on the battlefields of Vietnam.

Marshall McLuhan

THE TRUTH HURTS

 'INVISIBLE GENOCIDE'

SING ALONG FOLKS

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#WSJ - How to Lose Money Without Really Trying - #NFT

 

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The Morning Ledger: More U.S. Companies Wade Into NFTs Despite Lack of Accounting Rules By Kristin Broughton

Good morning. More U.S. companies are investing in nonfungible tokens even though there are no specific accounting rules or disclosure requirements for them. These tokens, or NFTs, are digital proofs of purchase for items such as art, baseball cards or digital music and can provide access to services like live-streamed concerts. NFTs are stored and traded on decentralized computer networks, or blockchains. Artist Kevin McCoy in 2014 created a pixelated animation of an octagon which is widely considered the first NFT. Read More ALL IN ALL, THESE NFTs ARE HIGH-RISK DUBIOUS PROPOSITIONS 'caveat emptor' What Professional Lawyers Say Rich Guys Seeking Bigger Fools?