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Gold isn’t a bubble; gold is a bad habit.
The bad part: when you buy, it’s “gram gold,” but when you sell, it’s “has gold.” The gap reminds you that gold never gives you its full value. Starting out, when you buy from the jeweler, you’re down by 8–12%, and if you add “fire” on top and the “sarrafiye” difference, then you’re in the red.
There’s also this: gold doesn’t earn interest, doesn’t pay dividends, and doesn’t generate cash flow. You keep it under your pillow for 10 years, and it does nothing for you. In the same period, a technology company’s stock can give you passive income, growt

The U.S. Treasury is starting to mint new $1 gold coins featuring Trump’s silhouette. This is not just a commemorative coin, but a symbolic display of power.
The similarity between Trump’s and Erdoğan’s political styles is usually read only through populism. But the details are hidden in construction and symbolism. Both learned to build power through massive structures and concrete before their political careers. They run politics like a full construction site: searching for absolute loyalty rather than institutional culture, and declaring the opposition media as an enemy of the system.
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I just got the world's most ridiculous ticket. The car in front of me was going 20km/h. I was following behind at 15, the right side was empty, I signaled and overtook, then I got in front of her. The lady honked at me, and I continued normally.
Then she reported me from the dashcam, really shame on her. Look at the money that came out of my pocket for no reason.
Why are these women like this?

Does anyone really know why it turned out like this?

I'm in England. I'm just saying Turkey really is a paradise when it comes to service..
None of the metros have air conditioning, it's 35 degrees, and if you want to wash your hands and face with cold water, hot water runs everywhere in the city, it's a disaster.
Prices are much more expensive than in Turkey. In any market, water is at least 150₺.
There are no trash cans anywhere, it's like a joke.
In the centers, especially in London, there are so many thieves that they try to take your phone from your pocket while looking you in the eye, and police don't stop anywhere with their patro

Just now, I paid 200₺ for this at the airport. Why isn't it sold in the country?

Large companies in the country are being sold, capital is completely leaving the country.
The issue is not the closure of factories; Turkey is no longer even cheap labor. Inflation has eaten into costs, and wage increase demands can no longer be met.
Why have large companies started to sell? Why are they downsizing? What exactly is happening in the country that we don't know?
This is just the part we see. In the last 6 months, dozens of factories in Turkey have quietly closed.
Even the 96-year-old textile giant İpliksan, founded in 1930, couldn't withstand it and two of its major facto