04/06/22 – Increased Sanctions May Lead To Russia’s Debt Default, The Federal Reserve Possibly Looking To Decrease The Money Supply, The SEC Looking to Regulate SEF’s, WrestleMania and the Grammys episode artwork

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04/06/22 – Increased Sanctions May Lead To Russia’s Debt Default, The Federal Reserve Possibly Looking To Decrease The Money Supply, The SEC Looking to Regulate SEF’s, WrestleMania and the Grammys

from T Bill's Plain Market Talk · host William F Thompson

Hello everyone, it’s Bill Thompson – T Bill Some of the things covered on today’s session: Increase sanctions may lead to Russia defaulting on its foreign debt The Federal Reserve looking to possibly decrease the money supply by $350 billion a month to combat inflation The Securities and Exchange Commission looking to regulate Swap Execution Facilities A Medical Marijuana Stock, Tilray, up on an unexpected profit Twitter consolidates its recent stock price increase on Elon Musk investment Eli Lilly stock up on an upgrade WWE says WrestleMania had record attendance and revenues The Grammy Awards at lowest non Covid ratings ever Intel announced it is now completely leaving Russia

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