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A Small Fintech Stock Surged 2,400% After Announcing It’s a Crypto Company

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Re: A Small Fintech Stock Surged 2,400% After Announcing It’s a Crypto Company

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Bubble?

Continuous QE spilled in everything else, assets, stocks, latest is crypto.

At some point, math kicks in and it will have to reset.

Coincidentally, why else do you think Trump is trying to bring everything back home?

Note: I am not from the USA and am not trying to start a political argument here. It's merely a macroeconomy observation.

Re: A Small Fintech Stock Surged 2,400% After Announcing It’s a Crypto Company

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Bubble?

Continuous QE spilled in everything else, assets, stocks, latest is crypto. At some point, math kicks in and it will have to reset. Coincidentally, why else do you think Trump is trying to bring everything back home? Note: I am not from the USA and am not trying to start a political argument here. It's merely a macroeconomy observation.

Could you expand on your thoughts for Trump trying to bring everything back home? Genuinely curious what your thoughts are and not from a political stand point :) Thanks.

Re: A Small Fintech Stock Surged 2,400% After Announcing It’s a Crypto Company

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Another FORMER biotech NOW crypto stock RIOT https://medium.com/@jillcarlson/the-riot-act-f29a2557498f

Yep. Be careful with shorting stocks like these. RIOT just went up another 35% today. Markets can stay irrational for quite awhile...

Re: A Small Fintech Stock Surged 2,400% After Announcing It’s a Crypto Company

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“Longfin corp, a leading global FinTech company, announces the acquisition of Ziddu.com, a Blockchain-empowered solutions provider that offers Microfinance Lending against Collateralized Warehouse Receipts in the form of Ziddu Coins"

Re: A Small Fintech Stock Surged 2,400% After Announcing It’s a Crypto Company

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Earlier quoted context omitted.

Continuous QE spilled in everything else, assets, stocks, latest is crypto. At some point, math kicks in and it will have to reset. Coincidentally, why else do you think Trump is trying to bring everything back home? Note: I am not from the USA and am not trying to start a political argument here. It's merely a macroeconomy observation.

Could you expand on your thoughts for Trump trying to bring everything back home? Genuinely curious what your thoughts are and not from a political stand point :) Thanks.

It gets him votes, part of the "make 'merica great again" propaganda. In other news, he and his relatives will continue to outsource where ever they can.
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