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I'm still going to maintain my (recently remade) Tumblr blog, before anyone asks that. Same username. I'm simply curious what questions you all might have for me, since I see people from Reddit and Voat doing this thing.

Tumblr might be pretty different from any of these sights, but it's worth a shot.

I'm still going to maintain my (recently remade) Tumblr blog, before anyone asks that. Same username. I'm simply curious what questions you all might have for me, since I see people from Reddit and Voat doing this thing. Tumblr might be pretty different from any of these sights, but it's worth a shot.

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[–] Sarcastaway 3 points (+3|-0) Edited

Do you foresee the sudden risk aversion in the US stock market continuing its progress towards a recession? Some have expressed concerns about Italy's credit after Mattarella's authoritarian blockade of anti-EU parties from taking control of their legislature. Part of me thinks this is tangential to the swelling value of treasury bonds in the states, but its hard to say due to my limited global perspective on the topic.

I have no training in economics, and I have an even more limited perspective.

I wasn't even aware this stuff was happening.

[–] Sarcastaway 7 points (+7|-0)

Right on. Frankly I would have called bullshit on anyone who claimed to have an answer to that, so I guess you passed my tounge-in-cheek test. Welcome to Phuks!.

[–] [Deleted] 1 points (+1|-0)

its an out of date question anyway. the us stock market is years from the last sudden spike in 'risk aversion' and the resulting recession was mild to say the least. italy's credit has been in question for the better part of a decade. the correlation between the swelling value of treasury bonds in the states is correlated to uncertainty everywhere but europe just like some 7 years or so ago. y'know, because america doesn't invest in europe. it invests in asia. because only idiots would invest in europe. 1v1 me breh.