SOABS
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Well, it’s been a blast. 🫡
A huge thank you to all 5.3k members of the $LMND Community.
What started as a place to share ideas, discuss markets, and support each other grew into something special. As X Communities comes to an end, so does our chapter here.
Appreciate every one of you. See you around the timeline. 🍋
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@bradsferguson Feels like this more about putting the fed in a headlock, forcing an end to QT and speeding up QE.
Trump knows what happened when Herbert Hoover played with tarrifs.
It's like eating peanut butter with a nut allergy just to get the EpiPen hit 😂 Risky as hell.
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It’s not JUST about tariffs, it’s about unfair trade practices.
Subsidies for exporters, excessive pollution for exporters, national champions, etc
Other countries know what Trump means.
*Walter Bloomberg@DeItaone
TRUMP: OPEN TO TARIFF NEGOTIATIONS IF SOMETHING 'PHENOMENAL'
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With Q1 '25 coming to a close, it's time to update this community's $LMND share count once more!
Add your shares (anonymously) via the link in cell F2!
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I get where you’re coming from. But the financial sector, as it stands, isn’t really benefiting most people. it’s just concentrating wealth at the top.
So the real question is: does our economy actually work for the majority, or is it just extracting from them?
If it doesn't...massive change is needed.
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I’m hesitant to agree with you. Class divides in the U.K. are extremely bleak yes, but made exponentially worse by outsourcing our production capabilities that supported the bottom half throughout Britain’s history.
Massive wealth has accumulated from this manufacturing productivity in the past, but to give our now main source of economic growth. Finance, incentives to leave and divest? It’s our only economic asset.
Imo that would not help.
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@sanderdaehlie @Neil_X10 You’re probably right. I would prefer them todo an acquisition.
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@SoabsUK @Neil_X10 It is different for CAT risk - just like you and I don’t know the underlying risk of our house burning down, so insurers don’t know or can’t estimate accurately CAT risk, hence they avoid or offload it. Partnering with third parties is what all the best and smartest insurers do.
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