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How life feels when the market is closed for the weekend and I physically cannot lose any more money
Discovering vereins opened a new world of side quests for me
Edit: apologies to those I have offended by writing "Vereins"😄. I have been in Germany for a little more than 3 years and I like to describe my German level as "functional German ". It is not good, not terrible, but allows me to function in Germany. So I was feeling quite bored in my life, which consisted basically of work and house. Then I discovered vereine. There are so many vereine for different things. And although I will like to find a long term one, I am going around and discovering
why are their no large cities here?
The west coast is so nice yet all the towns situated along it have a max population of like 10k and the same cant be said for the east coast so why is that?
Being an international student in Germany is honestly more financially exhausting than I expected
Before moving here, I knew things wouldn’t be cheap, but I wasn’t prepared for how difficult it would be to manage everyday expenses. Rent, groceries, transportation, health insurance, and all the little things you need just to get by seem to consume your entire budget. What’s frustrating is that even when you’re trying to live modestly, avoid unnecessary spending, and manage your money carefully, it still feels like you’re constantly struggling to make ends meet. You’re supposed to focus on
BLOOMBERG: HOW THE THURSDAY SELL-OFF UNFOLDED THAT ERASED $3.7 TRILLION
https://preview.redd.it/5vjn503qr40i1.png?width=734&format=png&auto=webp&s=1d35bb594cb583d2fb0bb3f32b6d965b17affc19 **Anatomy of a Selloff: Sudden Chain Reaction Rattles Wall Street:** **-** The blue wave initially lifted stocks on Wednesday after the midterms. **-** Overnight, Retail investors panicked after seeing AI/data-center messaging from Democrat politicians and policy uncertainty. **-** Retail then started the selloff early Thursday morning to lock-in gains with their biggest stock