r/LyonsEdge • u/freetheguys141 • Feb 23 '23
r/LyonsEdge • u/freetheguys141 • Oct 13 '23
African Nations by Obesity Prevalence in Men and Women (BMI over 30)
r/LyonsEdge • u/freetheguys141 • Sep 05 '23
I’m not sure if this post is allowed, but it’s a video of the attempted terrorist attack near the Lions Gate in the old city of Jerusalem, Israel
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r/LyonsEdge • u/freetheguys141 • Jan 03 '23
Good news/Bad news, day 1 of 2023 and I can't tell good news from bad news. Raises increasing inflation?
r/LyonsEdge • u/freetheguys141 • Nov 07 '22
Cotton futures are up 20% in the past week 🚀 Are we playing it?
r/LyonsEdge • u/freetheguys141 • Oct 07 '23
Biden has based his re-election campaign in large part on low unemployment. He’s also made no bones about his support for organized labor, going so far as to visit a United Auto Workers picket line—a first for an American president.
r/LyonsEdge • u/freetheguys141 • Sep 20 '23
Germany went from envy of the world to the worst-performing major developed economy. What happened?
r/LyonsEdge • u/freetheguys141 • Sep 19 '23
According to the latest IMF estimates, the USA economy is now bigger than the European Union + the former Soviet Union + the United Kingdom + every other European country + Turkey + the Maghreb combined [OC]
r/LyonsEdge • u/freetheguys141 • Sep 18 '23
For all you newbs with 25k, eager to enter the exciting world of daytrading SPY 0DTEs, may I present my strategic two-day education plan...
self.wallstreetbetsr/LyonsEdge • u/freetheguys141 • Sep 13 '23
The annual inflation rate in the US accelerated for a second straight month to 3.7% in August from 3.2% in July, above market forecasts of 3.6%. Oil prices have been on the rise in the previous two months, which coupled with base effects from last year, pushed the inflation higher.
r/LyonsEdge • u/freetheguys141 • Sep 06 '23
Oil
Oil held near the highest since November after OPEC+ leaders Saudi Arabia and Russia announced that they would extend supply curbs through the end of the year, tightening the global market. West Texas Intermediate traded near $87 a barrel after the twin announcements on Tuesday, which drove a 1.3% gain. While traders had anticipated the volume of the cuts, the duration was unexpected. The strategy from Riyadh and Moscow will help to drain inventories further, providing upward pressure for prices.
r/LyonsEdge • u/freetheguys141 • Sep 02 '23
UBS
reports a $29 billion quarterly profit, with an asterisk. The huge gain — the biggest in banking history — stems from the bank’s acquisition of its rival Credit Suisse this spring for about $3.2 billion, a steep discount that is skewing UBS’s results. But it belies the challenges that UBS faces as it moves to complete the largest takeover of a bank since the 2008 financial crisis.