Hey can anyone recommend a good Samsung/ android phone holder
I see that one alot of people useTesla Phone Mount where they place it behind the screen but not sure if it works for android? I only see apple phone on Amazon.
Anyone can recommend a good phone holder?
Having problems to sign up...made a new email.. factory reset the phone with new number and new pictures..
and this pop up.
Anyone found a way to bypass this?
Tried to use video of someone else but didn't work lol
So im really terrible with this i do have an ok credit score im just trying to understand what will be the benefit when financing the car?
Like
Low monthly payment etc? Or what else i can benefit from and whats the right move to do here
Im looking to put down around 30k on a model Y juniper premium ..I want a low monthly payment.
Hey guys how much points are the Starbucks refresher with lemonade or no lemonade ?
Can't load my screen?? Anyone else
This long-term quarterly chart highlights a recurring pattern the market has shown for decades extended periods of sideways movement following strong uptrends. The highlighted zones in the past show 10–16.. yrss where price went nowhere in net terms, just volatile back-and-forth action.
Right now, price is pushing into a similar structure..
If this plays out, it’s not about a crash or a straight bull run it’s about rotation, failed breakouts, and repeated tests of both ends of the range. This kind of environment tends to punish passive expectations and reward patience, timing, and discipline.
Trends don’t last forever. Sometimes the market shifts into a phase where progress slows, volatility increases, and conviction gets tested.
During the past 100 years the S&P index chopped sideways for 54 years. That is 46 years of no new net gain (other than from dividends) S&P Index lS entering anothr major
period of chop?
I’m trying to make sense of the current global and economic situation, especially with rising geopolitical tensions and their potential impact on inflation, oil prices, interest rates, and the broader market.....
Right now, there is a developing situation involving a blockade affecting Iran, with control over key shipping routes split between Iran and the U.S. Reports indicate tha the blockade may be extended for another one to two months, with the goal of further restricting Iran’s oil exports without escalating into direct military conflict. At the same time, there r claims that Iran’s primary oil export terminal at Kharg Island is nearing its storage limits, which could create additional pressure on supply dynamics.
Oil prices are already elevated, with benchmarks hovering around the $100–$110 range and some physical oil prices even higher. If the blockade continues or intensifies, it could further constrain global oiI supply, which typically puts upward pressure on prices. There are also developments suggesting that Pakistan has opened overland trade routes to Iran, potentially allowing some oil and goods to bypass naval restrictions, which adds another layer of complexity to how effective the blockade may ultimately be.
With oil beng a major input cost across the global economy, sustained high prices could contribute to persistent inflation. Higher energy costs tend to ripple through transportation, manufacturing, and consumer goods, which could keep inflation elevated longer than expected.
If inflation remains high or rises further, central banks like the Federal Reserve may feel pressure to maintain or even increase interest rates in upcoming meetings to control price growth. Higher interest rates, in turn, can slow economic activity and weigh on financial markets, particularly equities.
At the same time, uncertainty around prolonged geopolitical conflict, supply chain disruptions, and energy markets can increase volatility in the stock market. While this doesn’t guarantee a market crash, it does raise the likelihood of instability and downside risk, especially if economic growth begins to weaken alongside high inflation.
Overall, the combination of an extended blockade, constrained oil supply, elevated prices, and ongoing geopolitical tension creates a scenario where inflation could remain sticky, monetary policy could stay tight, and markets could face continued pressure?????
WiIl this pressure the fed to raise hikes?