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Reply to Do you think Long strangle might be a good strategy for TSLA? by Soundsmoneytalking

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wallstreetbets-ModTeam t1_j6mu83f wrote

Reply to I’m autistic and sold my Xbox to buy puts. Tell me where I should blow my load by Evanisnotmyname

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PortfolioIsAshes t1_j6mtrsu wrote

Reply to comment by ChippyChalmers in HolyMoly, Samsung missed earnings HARD, especially on Chips. by Donerci-Beau

While this isn't a Singapore exclusive problem, they would be one of the outliers. Lots of countries increased their orders by several folds during the supply chain disruption last year thinking that it will last several years. They also increased their price by several times and blamed supply chain to rake in record profits for the first few months. But now every country have excess inventory in many different industry but nobody is ordering. That's why we saw the sudden massive drop in demand and shipping prices crashing in the last few months of 2022.

As for Singapore in particular, their excess inventory problem is much worse since they just increased their GST(Their equivalent of VAT) by 1%, but the great capitalistic opportunists saw it as an opportunity to increase their prices by anywhere between 10%-40%. You can take a look at their sub to see people mad about it, especially if you know the supply chain disruption have largely subsided but the vendors are still using it as their excuse.

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