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Stocks I'm Watching As The Market Sells Off
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by quoth the raven
Friday, Feb 28, 2025 - 17:17
Submitted by QTR's Fringe Finance
You may have noticed that the stock market has stopped being a complete fairytale for 12 seconds over the last week and actually has moved slightly lower after what feels like thousands of years of doing nothing but going straight up.
Thoughts and prayers for those enduring this horror:
Some Western elites are “not happy” about the potential rapprochement between Moscow and Washington and will seek to “compromise” the recently resumed dialogue between the two powers, Russian President Vladimir Putin has said.
Under US President Donald Trump’s administration, Russia and the US have started to gradually restore contacts that were virtually non-existent for approximately three years under his predecessor, Joe Biden.
Earlier this month, high-ranking Russian and American delegations met in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.
https://www.rt.com/russia/613412-putin-attempts-sabotage-us-talks/
Did Zelensky call Vance a ‘b*tch’?
The Ukrainian leader was caught on a hot mic apparently cursing at the US vice president
Did Zelensky call Vance a ‘b*tch’?
The Ukrainian leader was caught on a hot mic apparently cursing at the US vice president
Multiple social media users have claimed that Ukrainian leader Vladimir Zelensky was overheard swearing in Russian during a heated exchange with US President Donald Trump and Vice President J.D. Vance in the Oval Office.
Zelensky’s visit to the White House on Friday was abruptly cut short after his meeting with Trump and Vance devolved into a shouting match in front of the media. The two US officials accused the Ukrainian leader of “gambling with World War III” due to his reluctance to negotiate peace with Russia, and of being disrespectful and ungrateful for the substantial military aid provided to Kiev by Washington.
https://www.rt.com/news/613507-vance-trump-zelensky-ukraine/
More than 100 aviation accidents this year as safety issues become higher-profile
More than 100 aviation accidents under the watch of U.S. air controllers have occurred this year as flight safety issues have become higher-profile.
There have been 119 aviation incidents in the U.S. recorded in 2025, according to the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB), which is fewer than what has historically occurred the first two months of the year, going back to 1982. Nonetheless, with the recent collision between the American Airlines flight and a military helicopter last month in Washington D.C., safety issues with airplanes have received more media attention.
In January 2024, there were 80 aviation accidents, compared to 64 this past January, according to NTSB data reviewed by Just the News on Friday. February 2024 had 93 accidents, compared to 55 reported so far this February.
https://justthenews.com/politics-policy/transportation/more-100-aviation-accidents-year-safety-issues-become-higher-profile
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