I wanted to add ratios and multiples but didn't want to make it complicated for people with non finance background to understand

Truly, even i couldn't understand why someone would even consider an investment with that volatility and an investment which take 10-20% of your capital in just fees. Surely commodities are less risky and more safer asset i prefer them in physical form, i personally like equities over the long run.

Right, I tried to buy some crypto to get some overview, not only it's the volatility but most of the time 10-20% is the network fees to buy some crypto or even if you want to send it

True, from the point of investor it's interesting to see another asset emerging, and I also am curious to know why people are choosing it to be their investment decision

Sure mate😊, love to meet people with same passion and interests.

I hope so too, but I believe a lot of features need to be added that this app is lacking.

Rightly said, a creeping inflation roughly around 3-4% is healthy for an economy, there are both quantitative and qualitative methods govt can use to control excessive inflation, a low level of inflation is an indicator of increasing consumer demand and prospering economy.

One of my favourite songs, this post reminded me to listen to this masterpiece once again👍

Here I found an article from march, where it was expected to have an earning growth of 4%, I guess the targets are given because of Trump winning the presidential elections.

True✨

J.K. Rowling’s writing chair

For Harry Potter fans, a piece of literary history went under the hammer in 2016 when J.K. Rowling’s chair sold for $394,000. The worn oak chair, where Rowling penned 'Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone' and 'Chamber of Secrets

The last violin played on the Titanic

One of its enduring legends is the band that played on as the ship sank. Wallace Hartley, the bandleader, perished, but his violin was recovered strapped to his body. In 2013, over a century later, this violin sold for $1.7 million at auction

1]Maurizio Cattelan’s $6.2 million banana

In 2019, Italian artist Maurizio Cattelan debuted his conceptual artwork titled 'Comedian' at Art Basel Miami. Initially sold for $120,000 it gained renewed attention in 2024 when Chinese cryptocurrency entrepreneur Justin Sun bid $6.2 million for the piece