coffee now for sale at URL_TOKEN and unfortunately coffee prices have increased faster than just about any other commodity as a result our own costs have increased about NUMBER_TOKEN percent throughout the last year and until now we've really just taken the loss on ourselves because we didn't want to raise prices but at a certain point we'll have no other choice but to eventually raise the cost of those items because otherwise it doesn't make sense to stay in business i also run an app called the hungry bowl with a close friend jeremy financial education it's an app that offers a daily newsletter and a place to track every piece of stock market information that you'd want to see including earnings reports and conference calls so if you want to see it i'll link to it down below in the description but the issue we have is that right now there's a shortage of software engineers and we can't as easily compete with venture-backed companies who are willing to pay whatever it takes just to get somebody on board at the end of the day there's really just a higher cost of customer acquisition and a higher cost of expansion during a time where demand and growth is dwindling and that as a result is weighing down on the market and finally fourth we have cryptocurrency in the last NUMBER_TOKEN hours bitcoin fell NUMBER_TOKEN while ethereum dropped NUMBER_TOKEN in fact the entire crypto market dropped about NUMBER_TOKEN billion dollars in just the last week some of this was due in part to the news that russia would propose a ban against cryptocurrency mining and trading although most analysts seem to believe that any drop is only going to be temporary and that a ban wouldn't be enough to completely dissuade people from using cryptocurrency especially when russia has an annual trading volume of NUMBER_TOKEN billion although there's also the realization that in a way the cryptocurrency market is also somewhat tied to the stock market in the sense that it serves as a hedge against higher inflation and a weakening dollar but as the fed takes measures to reduce inflation that could impact the demand for cryptocurrency causing it to fall on top of that there's always the looming threat of more regulation and government scrutiny although personally i just think the market is taking what's called a risk off approach this just means when the market falls investors take profits they sell out of certain assets they raise cash and then they wait for new opportunities so right now seems like a time where investors are cashing out a cryptocurrency in the process we saw something similar happen in march of NUMBER_TOKEN when bitcoin dropped NUMBER_TOKEN percent during the height of the panic where people began to worry that they would need physical cash to hold them through there's also this new slogan going around of sell the rally which gives the impression that it's better to take short-term quick profits now because you don't know when you're gonna have another chance i think that really signals the level of fear in the market right now and the fact that there's very little optimism that prices could eventually recover back to where they once were but with all of that said i think it's important that i mention this i remember starting my real estate career in the beginning of NUMBER_TOKEN right as prices had peaked and were about to undergo one of the worst price drops in history within months of entering the workforce i distinctly remember pretty much everything crumbling down banks going out of business people losing their jobs the market's absolutely crashing people were losing their homes and everyone entered into this state of panic however even though i certainly questioned the timing of my entire career i have to say
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