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41d06/02war-conflict · 2/5

US general’s ‘dagger’ remark tests South Korea’s China balancing act

A top US general’s description of South Korea as a “dagger in the heart of Asia” aimed at China has laid bare the differences in how Washington and Seoul view their alliance and Beijing. US Forces Korea commander General Xavier Brunson made the blunt remark in a podcast interview hosted by the US Army War College on May 22, drawing a backlash both from Beijing and from Seoul itself. South Korea’s presidential office said on Saturday that it was “aware” of Brunson’s remarks and that close...

unclassifiedchina · asia · usa
41d06/02war-conflict · 2/5

AI is creating a new gold rush. Companies are investing heavily in the energy sector. AIPO ETF?

Is investing in ETF like Aipo ( Defiance AI & Power Infrastructure) smart move? Due to the rapid development of artificial intelligence, companies across a wide range of industries from tech giants to automakers are rapidly expanding into the energy sector. The race for electricity, which has become a critical resource for AI technologies, has turned into a modern-day gold rush, creating enormous financial value but also significant risks if demand cannot be met, Axios reports. Electricity, long

Socialunclassifiedusa
41d06/02war-conflict · 3/5

Why do China and other powers still want aircraft carriers?

Drone swarms and stealth submarines are playing a growing role in modern warfare, yet aircraft carriers remain a symbol of military might. That can be seen in China’s investment in the warships, as well as other countries including France, Turkey, India and Japan. China’s naval fleet has been expanding at a rapid pace, with its fourth aircraft carrier fast taking shape, according to the latest satellite images of the shipyard in Dalian in the country’s northeast, where it is being built. Those..

unclassifiedchina · asia · india
41d06/02

How many people do you think actually made generational wealth from this run?

I'm Korean and it seems like all everyone is talking about is the market. Recently I saw an interesting study - that majority of people who actually invested in this market only invested $1000 or less, and people who invested $100,000 or more is only 7% of total investors. People who invested $200,000 or more is even less than that. It means even if you were somehow able to ride every single rally, most people probably made around $1000~$10,000 in profit. It's not bad, but that's hardly life cha

Socialunclassifiedkorea
41d06/01war-conflict · 1/5

Neo-brokers have done more for social mobility than the political left

Neo-brokers have done more concrete social work in recent years than the political left. Before the outrage starts: I don't mean charity, but actually improving opportunities for normal people. For decades, the capital market in Germany was effectively a club for people with higher incomes, financial knowledge or a bank advisor. High fees, complicated deposits and minimum amounts have deterred many people. At the same time, wealth creation was po

Socialunclassifiedgermany · europe
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