I should probably use this blog as its supposed to be instead of posting everything on private.. but my scorpio rising could never
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What is it like being in a mental prison
Do you feel..safe
I do
Oh, how i love my perfect prison
I should probably use this blog as its supposed to be instead of posting everything on private.. but my scorpio rising could never
—-
What is it like being in a mental prison
Do you feel..safe
I do
Oh, how i love my perfect prison
Libra risings can appear to be such damn goody goodys with hate the world complex under the surface. Thank Capricorn in 4 for that.
Rising Bitcoin and Ether derivatives markets are shooting for the spot
The crypto derivatives market is dominated by Bitcoin (BTC) and Ether (ETH), with the main platforms being Huobi, Chicago Mercantile Exchange, OKEx, Bybit and Deribit. The CME has also dipped in the Ether pool by launching its Ether futures on Feb. 8, which amounted to $30 million notional volumes on the first day.
Prior to this launch, there was a huge $1-billion options expiry on Feb. 5, which…
Weekly Market Review: Rising Yields Lead to Increased Volatility
Higher yields on long-term U.S. Treasury bonds spooked investors this week, sending the S&P 500 down 2.5%. Utility and Consumer Discretionary stocks led the way lower, while the Energy sector rallied.
The yield on the benchmark 10-year note moved up to 1.46% this week. At one point it eclipsed the estimated dividend yield of the S&P 500.
On one hand, rates are rising because the U.S. economy is…
Grayscale Plans to Offer More Digital Asset Products to Meet Rising Investor Demand
Grayscale Investments LLC, the world’s largest digital currency asset manager, has announced that it is considering several new digital assets for potential new products. In this way, the New York-based company continues seeking ways to better meet the rising investor demand for exposure to digital assets through regulated, secure, and familiar investment products.
The company is currently…
Stocks do very well during periods of rising rates. Facts, not opinions.
Posted February 26, 2021 by Joshua M Brown
We don’t know how high is too high. But is it likely that 1.5% treasury bond yields are going to be an insurmountable absolute level for the stock market? No it isn’t. And if history is any guide, we should be welcoming rising rates that are rising in response to higher growth expectations.
This chart looks exactly like it should for a growing economy…
Rising interest rates may continue to test the stock market in the week ahead
Traders on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange
Source: The New York Stock Exchange
The tug-of-war between stocks and rising bond yields could set the tone for the coming week, particularly if positive economic data continues to push Treasury yields higher.
Friday’s February employment report is the highlight of the week’s data and an important current look at the impact of the virus on the…
Doug Casey on Rapidly Rising Taxes and 3 Other Imminent Dangers to Your Wealth – Investment Watch
Via International Man
International Man: President Biden’s Treasury Secretary—and Obama Fed Chair—Janet Yellen recently floated the idea of taxing unrealized capital gains through a “mark-to-market” mechanism.
What is going on here?
Doug Casey: When you tax unrealized capital gains—as they do with foreign stocks in a number of countries, like New Zealand, where it made my life expensive and…
Thrilling Swedish/Ghanian Dancehall/Afrobeat sensation Aurelia Dey drops the infectious and powerful ‘Rising’ tomorrow and you can listen to it here first on SMM ahead of it’s release.
Working with producer Partillo Productions, Dey has created a compelling and feel-good bop. With percussion and background vocals reminiscent of Afrobeat and Gospel, the rhythmic tonality and lead vocals are predominantly dancehall. The instrumental is synth-lead but understated, complimenting Aurelia’s positive and catchy melodies.
“‘Rising’ is a crisis anthem with a powerful message of pushing forward despite the setbacks you sometimes experience,“ she explains. “The song was written in the Summer of 2019 when I visited my parents in their home country Ghana, a period where I felt my life took a positive turn.”
The track marks the continued build up to her highly anticipated album Sunday Service, due for release in Spring this year. Dey is a strong voice for equality and anti-racism and her album will also touch on mental health openness and environmental awareness.
Photo credit: Mona Namer