'Bloomberg The Open' Full Show (11/25//2022)

Jonathan Ferro highlights the market-moving news you need to know heading into the opening bell on Wall Street.
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[playeryale]

I like ferro a lot but damn Bramo is cool

[josephvlogs]

What's your name and the name of you business

[gerhard]

Peter might be a mighty good-looking fella but when he speaks he could warp a plank.

He doesn't exactly, 'Chatwell'.

[Kwodzoshadrack]

I will forever be indebted to you Ms.Helen Campter, you have changed my entire life. I will continue to preach on your name for the world to hear that you saved me from huge financial debt with just a small investment. Thank you very much, Helen.
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[gerhard]

...and meanwhile whilst all this consumption is crucial to economies it apparently inevitably fuels the imminent climate catastrophe...

An impossible circle to square here surely?

[gerhard]

Is it me or is it kinda weird that despite USD's continued strength and US consumers still buying in presumably cheaper imports that inflation there is still quite so high as it is?

I get that fuel is a major factor here and these things take time to filter etc etc but it still seems a trifle odd not least with energy prices having fallen from their highest highs for quite some time now?

[Youngerbrother-ujwt]

Binance will send you money private information to CCP

[gerhard]

They are 'window shopping', possibly seeing what they want but they don't want the hassle of carrying the bags apparently.

Likely enjoying the 'in person' experience and buying what they see on the internet when they get home.

How well does this bode for supremely expensive retail outlets I wonder?

Will they just be regarded as a necessarily highly expensive to maintain shop window for their online offerings?

'Advertising' for want of a better word.

Perhaps in future we'll see these retail outlets charge for a visit much like the zoo or a museum?