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Attentive observers of the geopolitical tensions in the business world are realizing that the European Union, especially the eurozone with its freak of nature, the euro, is suffering heavy capital losses in the direction of the USA. The final industrialization of Germany, this self-inflicted economic disaster, is accelerating this trend immensely, as Germany has always been regarded as the great credit insurer of the other European debtors, which cannot go down on its knees.
The Europeans are regulating themselves to death, not allowing the kind of innovative progress that is the benchmark for the US economy, even under a disastrous administration like Joe Biden's. A new pro-business administration in the US is likely to accelerate these trends significantly, Europe is trying to dig in with regulations, trying to limit this flight with traffic controls and the risky game of escalating tensions with Russia (reparations!). The stock markets therefore speak a clear language: once again, it is the USA that is magically attracting financial capital.
Europeans, dress warmly, the time of commie games and child narratives like the burning planet is coming to an end!!!
Pretty much. Europe is in a baaaad place
The stock markets therefore speak a clear language: once again, it is the USA that is magically attracting financial capital. Europeans, dress warmly, the time of commie games and child narratives like the burning planet is coming to an end!!!
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I hope you all can pull out before it goes full commie dystopia.
Good luck!
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we would need to wipe out all the mad '68 leftist generation, who took over EU project years ago... :(
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I will say this again

CIVIL WAR IS THE ONLY SOLUTION

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The regimes greatly prefer armed resistance to peaceful noncompliance.
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Also, EUR/USD is at 1.0352 😆
What the voter has ordered is delivered. No compassion.
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They might be investing money in our stock market, but they arent moving their companies to the usa.
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47 sats \ 1 reply \ @SqNr65 2 Jan
Every dollar invested in the us stock market is a dollar NOT invested in the European one.
This is functionally the same thing.
Europeans sending productive capital to USA instead of their own companies at home.
In practical terms it means that a US business may survive that would otherwise have failed, and an European company might fail that would have otherwise survived.
In economic terms, it doesn't really matter if any actual physical business physically moves.
It matters where resources are being allocated, as this means they are not being allocated elsewhere.
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Exactly. I think we can expect Ursula and her psychos to close doors soon. Or at least trying to do so
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