Lockdowns never stopped the politicians from breaking it.

I'm convinced he wanted to start a fire at the company. He pretty much stated as such with all of his "Radical changes" that he wanted to do.

Imagine when the end result is the consumers/advertisers going "This isn't what we signed up for." and just leaving.

I don't think it's clear about what will happen with the war.

I mean, with Ukraine and Russia is a maybe, but then look at the rising tensions...

*checks*

Pretty much everywhere else.

Oh hell yes.

If you wanna get crazy about it, one investment to consider after the war is over and all is said and done is to invest in...Russian assets.

Many countries have their own ETFs. I tossed a bit in Switzerland because, you know, Switzerland. China has an ETF as well.

But Russia has crashed pretty hard, but once the war is over, you know one economy that's bound to improve is the economy that lost the most. (And you can't invest in Ukraine that I know of)

I mean the day is over it'll be green everywhere.

A housing industry that bought dozens of houses would have to go belly up from poor mismangement and lack of being able to create revenue. Then there will be a flood of houses suddenly available. Remember it took a company going belly up in 08 for that crisis? Just like it did for Evergrande.

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We're already slowly starting to go back to companies giving out houses to those who can't afford it in the long term in order to make at least some money from their places.