Hello, Ervinne, and Welcome to Steemit.
It's good to read that your interests reach beyond the stock market, because at the current insane overvaluations, the stock market is facing a massive "correction." (That's a euphemism for "UTTER COLLAPSE.) :-(
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As for me, I'll most likely be interested in whatever you post. I'm not really interested in "money," but over the past few years, I've become interested in how our economy works (or how it doesn't work at times, such as with fiat money), and particularly in cryptocurrencies and precious metals.
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- Longer posts are more lucrative than short posts. If you make a post of 20–30 paragraphs, it's more likely to earn rewards.
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Thank you majes.tytyty !
Believe me, I would like to see a correction, but with this money printing, low rates and the newly elected president makes it unlikely. If the Tax plan fails, like everything Trump tried to pass, maybe we will see a reaction. Also his choice for FED is good for the market. If inflation is OK, I really dont see a good reason for a "crash".
Thanks for the tips ! I will try to post by them :)