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Strategies & Market Trends : 2026 TeoTwawKi ... 2032 Darkest Interregnum -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: bull_dozer who wrote (204874)	3/20/2024 7:19:42 PM
From: TobagoJack	Respond to of 219761

Re <<May be China China China can start importing some to fix the residential real estate crisis and declining population problem... Win Win Win...<G>>> ... dunno, agnos ... well, you know, but observing that China China China seems to be on a different migrant program, that of emigration, with outflow of emigrants that result in simultaneous increase of average IQs of origin and destinations, with net gain in average IQs in both locations for planetary win win win Simple net increase of population without regard to merit should be a suspect program, a guess that might possibly be un-PC, and therefore I do not guess so. I therefore am not saying that (?) he / him kid is a demographic issue, IOW a danger or even burden to society, and that letting him / he loose within your border is a good-good idea for you. Your politicians know best and so we leave the deciding to the deciders. The fellow featured in the X you cited seem somehow a bit off, but again, dunno, cannot be sure, perhaps he just needs to be given an Amazon Kindle together with some e-books, read Hemingway and such, do some Broadway plays, and hangout with some nice sorority co-eds. I think he might be caned in Singapore should he take over homes in the way he proposed. In the meantime, what do we think of below ? Looks like Sibanye-Stillwater $SBSW is getting serious about monetizing its uranium assets. As a reminder, the company has ~32Mlbs of uranium in on-surface tailings. That's roughly the entire market cap of the company assuming $80/lb uranium. #uranium pic.twitter.com/kDyYGJfkMW — Brandon Beylo (@marketplunger1) March 20, 2024