i watched the video about short-selling and found it confusing. so i will explain it better: Jack thinks GMB will go down (now it worth 100$) so he says to Jill "hey Jill i will sell you a GMB stock in a week if you promise to pay 100$ for it" Jills agrees (she thinks the stock will be worth more than 100$ in a week). one week later GMBs stock went down so Jill paid 100$ for a stock worth only 70$ (so Jill lost 30$ to Jack)

this is amazing!

About time! Lots of other companies are making disability-friendly shoes. Bit late to the game Nike!!

I just want to say that l love Sweden, money and technology, but this isn't the best idea. Most people have trouble visualizing money when they can't see it, this technology will make that worse. If you go to a store and the cashier says "that will be 55 dollars" and all you have is cash you will count out the money and think "wow this is a lot of money" and you might reconsider what you are buying, but if you have a card (like the kind Sweden is moving towards) you will not see how much 55 dollars really is, and might make some bad money choices. (So one day when you're a adult you might end up poor, all because of a card)

YYEESSSSSS!!!!!!! i love winter i hope this time phil is right! (winter is the best)