Posted on 02/28/2022 4:54:27 AM PST by marcusmaximus
Russia's central bank said Monday that the Moscow Exchange wouldn't open for stock trading, the latest move to contain the financial fallout from President Vladimir Putin’s decision to invade Ukraine.
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Russia's central bank said Monday that the Moscow Exchange wouldn't open for stock trading
Putin looks like Brandon in his empty conf room.
The market can’t crash if it never opens again. Smart thinking, Vlad!
If the Ukranians can keep holding out, Russia will probably collapse from within ... no wonder they want “peace talks”
LOL...the irony of “open markets”.
This will cause even bigger run on the banks. Putin is pure genius....bwaaa.
Putin’s balls are being crushed, wont be long before comrades are dragging him through streets then hanging him from lamppost in Red Square
They both need to work out a deal.
1. Russia keeps Crimea
2. Ukraine keeps water flowing to Crimea and charges Russia for the water
3. Donbass independence or give it to Russia
3. No NATO membership for Ukraine
4. Russia gets the hell out of Ukraine
I certainly hope that’s what they are thinking.

Forget your troubles, c'mon get happy
You better chase all your cares away
Shout "hallelujah", c'mon get happy
Get ready for the judgement day
No.
Did you boys convert your rubles into dollars?
Where do you live in Russia?
Little Pukin is petrified of the big bad Covid.
1. Russia keeps Crimea
OK.
2. Ukraine keeps water flowing to Crimea and charges Russia for the water
NO WAY.
3. Donbass independence or give it to Russia
NO WAY. Use Turkish Drones to take out Russian armor in Donbas, one at a time. What is Russia going to do? Invade a second time? Don’t think so.
3. No NATO membership for Ukraine
NO WAY. Admit Ukraine, Sweden, Finland, Georgia, Moldova.
4. Russia gets the hell out of Ukraine
YES. Agree here.
Per after hour trading, their market was set to open down 25% ... off of FRI close
Good thing you're not the Ukrainian negotiator...
I’m on Ukraine’s side.
I know - but those are horrible negotiation concessions.
Sberbank stock has dropped from 15 to 1.5 in US trading since the invasion started.
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