Hosts of Olukorrast riigis talked about the dangers of people taking their second pension pillar assets to the stock exchange.
Indrek Lepik described what recently took place on the U.S. market where manipulation of the GameStop share price yielded fat profits for some, while it also bankrupted a lot of people. In short, what happened was what always happens – it is very easy to promise people they ll get rich quick at the height of a bubble. Investing has become very popular in Estonia and we will soon have 100,000 people who have decided to cash in on their pension savings, Lepik said. I m afraid that a lot of these people will see similar get rich quick opportunities, pour their money in there and end up losing it, he said.
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The Green Party has filed a crime report with the Police and Border Guard Board (PPA), claiming that significant quantities of oil have been transferred between one vessel and another, within a specially designated conservation area.
Greens leader Zuleyxa Izmailova said: We have asked the PPA to investigate how has a situation become possible where the government has been engaging in enabling the threat of an environmental catastrophe.
The alleged ship-to-ship oil transfers had taken place in the Pakri special conservation area, close to the port city of Paldiski, on the northwest coast.
The Greens area also asking about a regulation adopted last year which apply to the Narva River and Peipsi Järv, regulating water-borne transfers of environmentally hazardous agents, but which, they say, do not take into account environmentally sensitive areas or allow for fees to be levied on such activity in those areas.