I am not saying it definitly happened. I just argued that it might be true and I don't think it's a good idea to not take such reports serious as many people here stated it is bs before details were public.
Did they accuse random people? As far as I understood the articles, they filed reports but did not name suspects. When random people get locked up for this, that's an issue for sure. I meant that you should not instantly call bs when hundreds of people report something like this.
Maybe trust the victims first and if there is evidence against it doubt?
Edit: As I dit not write that clear enough: If people are accused of course not just lock them up but if hundreds of people report that they are victims of a crime don't just call bs.
U'd love to use Osmand on a daily basis but the map renders so slow for me that it becomes hard to use. Zooming out to then wait 10+ seconds is annoying. I still use it frequently but for everyday tasks I swotched to Omaps/COmaps.
Yes there are things happening on the markets which you can find causal connections for but market efficiency stops you from benefiting, as the information available is the same for everyone (unless insider info is used). In 2020 you bet on something and were lucky.
Following public portfolios is following public information which is available to the public an therefore also will not work (on average, of course you can be lucky). If this would yield consistent results, everyone would do it and it would stop working.
What you might percieve as an educated guess is more or less a 50/50 bet minus the transaction cost in the best case and a bet with worse odds in any other case. Research has shown that people trading with what they think is educated guessing performs worse than just doing random transactions.
That's not how markets work. You can not predict what they will do next based on what happened before. In general you can not predict a market without insider info and/or manipulating it.
Not sure if the post is about GUI vs non-GUI. I read it as use R or pandas instead if SPSS.