Compleltelyl irrelevant here...but every time Zimbabwe play a Test match, I lose a fuck ton of money in the stock market! I was doing well from October to Christmas. Boxing Day test vs Afghanistan and I took a huge hit. As soon as that game ended, I made a heap all through January...and bam, Ireland vs ZIM and just like that bands just go up in smoke!
Kundai Matigumu is back in Zimbabwe playing FC. Is he a realistic option still? He bowled an 87mph thunderbolt in 2016 against the West Indies in the Under 19 CWC
Compleltelyl irrelevant here...but every time Zimbabwe play a Test match, I lose a fuck ton of money in the stock market! I was doing well from October to Christmas. Boxing Day test vs Afghanistan and I took a huge hit. As soon as that game ended, I made a heap all through January...and bam, Ireland vs ZIM and just like that bands just go up in smoke!
Might be time to take profits and cash out for a while considering Zimbabwe are playing up to 11 Tests this year.
I made a bit of money backing Ireland and Afghanistan with decent odds. Won't get the same odds moving forward with Tests v Bangladesh and England away. Although I would of course prefer to lose the money and have Zimbabwe win these Tests.
Compleltelyl irrelevant here...but every time Zimbabwe play a Test match, I lose a fuck ton of money in the stock market! I was doing well from October to Christmas. Boxing Day test vs Afghanistan and I took a huge hit. As soon as that game ended, I made a heap all through January...and bam, Ireland vs ZIM and just like that bands just go up in smoke!
Might be time to take profits and cash out for a while considering Zimbabwe are playing up to 11 Tests this year.
I'm primarily a trader, so I'm sitting on like 85% cash pretty much every day. I'll buy long terms once inflation hits 20% and the markets crash and burn.
If you think your inflation is going to get to 20% I'd stick to nursing if I were you.
It was 10% under Biden with no tariffs, no tax cuts, and increased migrant labor. All three of those are inflationary...so 20% might not be so much of a stretch. I'm rooting for it, because the markets are near all time highs and need to come down so I can enter. Also 20% rise in CPI would serve as a bit of a educational lesson for the working class.