Jaroslav
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EU households hold around €10T in bank deposits — over 30% of household savings — compared with a U.S. system where more than 50% of households own stocks It means European citizens earn lower long-term returns, build less net worth, and own less of the companies driving future growth. It also means European companies receive less equity financing, trade at lower valuations and depend more on banks or foreign investors. The U.S. turns household savings into market power. Europe leaves too much of its wealth inside banks. A real Capital Markets Union is not a technical reform. It is strategic autonomy. Europe needs to turn European savings into European ownership.




I've thought about this kind of thing before, but there's 2 harsh truths to FC26 right now. - People don't enjoy watching the gameplay (packs/sbcs are slightly more enjoyable to watch) - People (Myself very much top of the list) are MISERABLE when actually playing the game... because of the gameplay. If I had a primarily gameplay focused RTG, it wouldn't be entertaining what so ever. The game is far too competative, far too one dimensional and creates a consistent hostile feeling in me when I play. I would prefer to spare people the pain of watching that!



































