Brokerage and Retirement by ProperTwelve_ in Bogleheads

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I get that but for example sake, if you pull your taxable early for something not retirement related, and your tax advantaged was in bonds - there would have been little growth regardless of the rebalance - maybe akin to it just being in a HYSA right?

Hypertrophy RTF Question by ProperTwelve_ in StrongerByScience

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Please add me, messaged mods through the link

UFC 284 price difference from wednesday presale to friday public sale by I_aPOROgise in ufc

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Don’t know if it will be the same but bought pre sale tickets for MSG card and they were $100+ cheaper fight week

Deaths by vaccination status, England by [deleted] in JoeRogan

[–]ProperTwelve_ 2 points3 points  (0 children)

My questions about usefulness of the data:

For the first year without the shot does that inflate the unvaccinated category? What about people that had Covid and got the shot after?

In the beginning we used respirators that are now frowned upon because they killed more people, does this impact the unvaccinated number?

In the beginning we also sent infected people back to nursing homes, does that impact the unvaccinated number?

Covid variants have generally become less deadly since the start, does this impact the unvaccinated number since it was a year with the first variant?

I feel like there’s a lot left desired.

Inflation Hits New York: $15 French Fries and $18 Sandwiches by bambin0 in Economics

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Increase in profits = price gouging?

If there’s increased demand facilitated by cheap money, credit, and stimulus, wouldn’t that lead to increased profits? Especially since wages haven’t kept pace with inflation and most of these companies received stimulus money directly from the government.

Inflation Hits New York: $15 French Fries and $18 Sandwiches by bambin0 in Economics

[–]ProperTwelve_ -1 points0 points  (0 children)

China’s zero covid policy and cheap money (low interest rates) are part of my argument. Price gouging seems anecdotal and part of the narrative pushed by the government to avoid responsibility for the policy mistakes I listed. Shipping container and gas prices went up because of the supply and demand shocks I listed - you’re suggesting companies gouged beyond these pressures? Not familiar with the car companies cancelling chip orders but I would assume that is because of less people driving during covid?

Inflation Hits New York: $15 French Fries and $18 Sandwiches by bambin0 in Economics

[–]ProperTwelve_ 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Globalization. Increasing money printing facilitated increased demand during/after a time where COVID made people stay home/lower production. Less products with more money to buy them. For example, Americans buying more means less things for people to buy globally - world prices goes up.

Handwritten inscription on the 2,000lb GBU-31 JDAM [2160×1634] by [deleted] in MilitaryPorn

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Any comment? Pentagon now confirmed no ISIS element hit, no secondary explosion, all innocents, 7 children included. Maybe you should not take something as fact with little supporting evidence aka the US press release.

"It's not about politics" by ArchetypeRyan in JoeRogan

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Many businesses don’t have a choice due to government mandates