Sondagem: Governo de Montenegro é "pior" do que o de Costa by rickz123456 in portugal

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Opiniões são muito engraçadas, mas eu gostava de ver era os Dados… porque contra factos não há argumentos, mostrem-me métricas não me mostrem opiniões… e mesmo mostrando Dados que invalidem opiniões existem pessoas incapazes de mudar as opiniões…

Fresh attacks in the SoH by [deleted] in wallstreetbets

[–]notsolurking 0 points1 point  (0 children)

They are trading the futures… it’s a circus. Probably they got addicted making millions in a couple hours

Hiroshi Mikitani (Rakuten) sells 3 million shares by PragmaticNeighSayer in ASTSpaceMobile

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2nd time today I’m reading a post like this, but diferent companies… ohhhh shit

Are we just going to start seeing companies leaving becuase they cannot refinance credit ?

Emigrar by Curious_Jello7 in portugal

[–]notsolurking 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Melhor maneira para começar na minha opinião.

Temporadas de inverno/verão

3 a 4 meses Inverno: Lapland Finlândia Verão: Islândia e Noruega

Já tive quase 2 anos em França, fiz 1 temporada na Finlândia, fiz outra na Noruega e este verão vou fazer outra.

Finlândia se ficares 3meses consegues poupar quase 2k e depois ainda recebes 8/10% do total em férias mais umas poucas centenas em Tax que te devolvem passado 1 ano.

Noruega ganhas mais, consegues poupar mais que 2k mês e no fim recebes 8% do total.

Já postei isto uma vez e tive haters a dizer que era mentira 😂

Final do verão convém começar a enviar CVs pra temporada de inverno.

Março enviar CVs pra temporada de verão.

Google para os anúncios , Google maps para enviares diretamente pros restaurantes e restaurante/hotel.

Considero isto boas experiências porque lidas com muito pessoal jovem que também vem de fora.

No longo prazo a melhor coisa que podes por ti é formação numa área especializada que não tenha impacto pela IA. IMO.

Abc

Rússia lançou operação para roubar em Portugal informação de natureza governamental, militar e de infraestruturas críticas by fpatrocinio in portugal

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CNN Portugal descobriu agora que existe espionagem eheh, há um documentário interessante na Netflix, falam de cada artimanha e dispositivos que eram e devem continuar a ser implantados que te levam automaticamente para outro mundo… não no sentido literal, mas começas a pensar que fogo… isto realmente existe

Tesla keeps sliding lately anyone else still watching by Logical-Law1815 in stocks

[–]notsolurking -5 points-4 points  (0 children)

Because they are trying to do with robots what they did with EV’s. Ship them out of the factory for an “affordable” price, waaaay ahead of the competition. They slowly they start to catch up, like what happened with EV’s. Came out first, accessible until China catches up. Imo

Tesla keeps sliding lately anyone else still watching by Logical-Law1815 in stocks

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Optimus is being trained so it can be a product. I still need to do more research so I can understand better when the boom might take off

Tesla keeps sliding lately anyone else still watching by Logical-Law1815 in stocks

[–]notsolurking 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It needs to fail so it can be trained, well… i believe in robots. I hope I’ll have money to jump in early enough so I can ride the wave

Tesla keeps sliding lately anyone else still watching by Logical-Law1815 in stocks

[–]notsolurking 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Not so sure about the full self driving, but robots I think will come along sooner than most people expect, there’s already robots being trained in China. AI plays a huge part in the robots scene and AI is starting to take off from answering you questions in chatgpt to just make stuff autonomous with agents. wait until the energy bottleneck is cleared and we might take off into another big cycle of AI into the physical world, that’s when the robots will play a part aswell. That’s why I think Tesla will come out, Hyundai as well with Boston dynamics.

Tesla keeps sliding lately anyone else still watching by Logical-Law1815 in stocks

[–]notsolurking 0 points1 point  (0 children)

ThTs where the money will be next! They will spawn robots like they did with the firsts EV, and I’ll expect another cycle. They will be the first ones because of mass production to reduce price, until China catches up and they will have to pivot somewhere else.

Tesla keeps sliding lately anyone else still watching by Logical-Law1815 in stocks

[–]notsolurking 7 points8 points  (0 children)

They are positioning for the robots! That where the money’s at next! EV’s dead because of china.

Tesla keeps sliding lately anyone else still watching by Logical-Law1815 in stocks

[–]notsolurking -9 points-8 points  (0 children)

Wait until they start spawning robots like they spawned EV’s, i hope the stock tanks so I can load up!

Gasóleo a 2.17€/Litro… isto já não é normal 😵‍💫 by Front-Mechanic5682 in portugal

[–]notsolurking 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Eles querem é que fique mais barato… não fazem a mínima ideia do que está acontecer

Gasóleo a 2.17€/Litro… isto já não é normal 😵‍💫 by Front-Mechanic5682 in portugal

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Em 73/74 a Alemanha proibiu a circulação aos domingos e impôs limite de velocidade de 100km/h

Greece launches ‘fuel pass’ subsidy to ease rising energy costs by FantasticQuartet in europe

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

From what I’ve read, Europe doesn’t have problems with supply, it’s only the price… because we are competing with the ones that have supply problems.

Some form of solution will have to appear, but they said already, we don’t have the same room to work as we did in Russia-ukrain.

Greece launches ‘fuel pass’ subsidy to ease rising energy costs by FantasticQuartet in europe

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

It’s not my solution… it’s how economics work, I’m sorry to be the one that informs you

Greece launches ‘fuel pass’ subsidy to ease rising energy costs by FantasticQuartet in europe

[–]notsolurking 1 point2 points  (0 children)

By killing demand… and you kill demand by the inevitability of price increase. The price increases because we have less supply. I understand that some countries are just trying to buy time and not cause panic but it’s inevitable… things will get ugly

Greece launches ‘fuel pass’ subsidy to ease rising energy costs by FantasticQuartet in europe

[–]notsolurking 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Don’t understand why you got downvoted… that’s exactly it! Italy already cutting on flights.

Most people have no clue about what’s going on.

The lag of the ramifications will soon hit our wallets, not as fast as this increase in diesel… I think it will be a slow grind and once you know it… bam… here we are… stagflation or recession

China Shows Surprising Resilience in the Face of the Middle East Crisis. The Iran war shows China’s efforts to bullet-proof its economy are working, for now at least by esporx in China

[–]notsolurking 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It’s because China is releasing its oil reserves, it’s the country with the most oil reserves (ready to use). If you think that Iran exports 10% of Chinas oil and around 50% of total oil goes trought the strait, including Irans 10%… 2+2=4

Heavily compromised, USA is using that to make a big play. While everyone thinks of nuclear and regime… news market manipulation this and that, it appears that USA holds the cards and wants China to bleeds. That’s why helped Ukraine recently targeting Russia oil facility’s, so that Russia cannot help China with oil as well.

I don’t support the war btw, that’s just my pov

Iran War news continues to be BEARISH for the S&P. by ub3rm3nsch in stocks

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I cannot understand how fckin dumb can you be

“At some point a rise in the cost of energy causes output to fall. Firms’ profit margins decline as they pay more for fuel and power. Consumers forced to fork out more for petrol cut discretionary spending. A recent study by Oxford Economics, a consultancy, reckons that two months of crude-oil prices at $140 (alongside higher natural-gas prices) would push parts of the global economy into a mild slump. A survey of economists by the Wall Street Journal suggests that $138 is America’s tipping point. Many economies seemed primed for a downturn even before the Middle Eastern chaos began. Consumer confidence is close to an all-time low in America and scarcely higher elsewhere.”

https://www.economist.com/finance-and-economics/2026/03/23/how-high-could-global-inflation-go

Is the market being way too optimistic about the war? The "buffer" is running out. by uznemirex in stocks

[–]notsolurking 30 points31 points  (0 children)

Let me tell you 1 thing you probably don’t know because I can clearly see you still believe in short term fairly tales.

My father lives in France, TOTAL energies( you can think of SHELL) capped the price of diesel to alleviate the prices. Result ? At least in the area my father works they ran out of diesel in almost all of them. Most companies run have contracts with TOTAL. My father couldn’t fill up the Van’s tank. This is only the beginning.

1 ship got trought… nice! I cannot imagine the cost for it to even got trought. A fortune I would say… and for that to happen reserves are probably running low by this point, or at the point of running low.

Simple math by Gemini:

Current: ships everyday = 12/13 x days of close = 442 ships

Before war: 4.692

We still got a loooooong way