Comments by "Fox" (@tomlxyz) on "The Wall Street Journal" channel.

  1. What i find weird is when subsidized food is exported
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  2. ​ @Aman-oi3re you can't replace tropical trees cut down with trees that grow in a non tropical area. A tropical forest is far more active
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  3. ​ @berndarndt9924 compared to other countries Brazil is losing trees fast
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  4. ​ @kaktus_sanchez  China and Russia are also acting imperial. US also staying involved is keeping a balance
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  5. It is true tho. They deliver you the ingredients which you could just buy at the grocery store. Add in a cook book and they offer nothing more
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  6. Won't those people just order take out or go to a restaurant?
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  7. Yes, that's mainly what keeps the US afloat. Import wares, export investments and USD debt
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  8. Recessions aren't necessary, they're just the product of the current system
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  9. It's determined by projected future earnings.
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  10.  @prism8289  The stock market is not a casino. For a start, it's not a zero sum game like a casino. It only gets into gambling territory if you invest in companies making outlandish predictions about future earnings
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  11.  @jaynm26  you can't generate 5 % guaranteed
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  12. Ikr. At that point you might as well hire a personal chef
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  13. What's the point of keeping to bash that aspect?
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  14.  @john-zf1yb  but if you already throw a lot of money at a company in the beginning the upside can't be 100x
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  15. And then robots will do and consume everything
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  16. What inefficiencies in the market? So multiple competing companies can't figure it out but if one does it on their own it works?
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  17. Does it make sense to tighten up liquidity if supply isn't enough?
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  18. The thing is, it's the planned price but those often go way up when it gets actually build
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  19. Investing in multiple companies that compete with each other is a big brain move
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  20. They can affect much more if they wanted
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  21. Brazil is also basically a more native place for corn
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  22. Not really a good idea to generalize, asking an investor for help might end up them getting more profit out of it then they give you help. Maybe you got an investor who takes over control and dissolves the company to sell the parts for profit
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  23. Because government intervening in the US for the public is often painted as being communism
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  24. Strategy: 1. Get a lot of money 2. Find companies and throw more money than they need at them 3. Profit
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  25. Their argument is convenience
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  26. How about buying those then
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  27. I'm not sure if the oligarchs can't just fo around this by going after the ways that are still open
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  28. But at the same time he doesn't really know how to use it so I dunno
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