I might just watch it...thanks @edicted.

Sorry, I didn't include my number at the end of my name...I sent you a friend request.

Have you ordered from AliExpress before? Or is it just the bank that is the problem? Is Amazon offered there?

Yeah, it has been a while since I've posted something. Life got in the way again :) I will post something soon. I hope you are doing well my friend.

“As for me, I am tormented with an everlasting itch for things remote. I love to sail forbidden seas, and land on barbarous coasts.” ― Herman Melville, Moby-Dick

Elon is a very eccentric character anyway, even by his own admission, so to base one’s investment strategy on his twitter ramblings is probably not a good idea...lol. I've held crypto for a while, and

WOW! This is amazing!

100% agree.

Thank you @ecency.

I agree on the Bitcoin point. It's very important to a lot of people. And governments are going to have to lose a bit of control for the betterment of their own people.

That man has peace and sadness in his face and pride and honor on his chest. Great graffiti. I enjoy the pictures you take of Russia. I’ve always thought it would be a fascinating place to visit.

Beautifully written. Keeping our fingers crossed that central banks keep creating money and monetizing debt...at least for a little while :)

Your own cage...totally agree. And thank you. Sorry for the late response.

Thank you @tipu.

Thank you @creativeblue.

Well said. And thank you. Sorry for the late response @amestyj.

"However, investable income gives a different impression, as it sees the same money as a resource that can be used to attract or generate additional wealth." If more people thought this of income,

"It's not about timing the market; it's about time in the market." I freaking love this!

Information is like any consumable. Consuming the good is just as important as not consuming the bad, we must do both. Read a well referenced and balanced book...and avoid the “Breaking News” tabloid smut.

I agree with this...too laxed ratings standards and too much government financial backing pre and post crisis encourages moral hazard. The issue lies in making sure the income from what the debt buys offsets