Yields are volatile again. 10Y - 3.44%. Things about to get more interesting with China selling at the same time the Fed stops buying. They waited for the right time. They are patient!
THIS is why you want to invest in crypto right now. Because it's a new technology and is in its introduction phase on the "S" curve. Nowhere to go from here but UP ☝️📈↗️
Just to let you know we watch you every day and appreciate your efforts. Also, we subscribed to Malone’s YouTube channel and are looking forward to it later today. BTW, assuming that you’re Italian where in Italy are your roots? I was in the wine exporting and importing business with offices in NY and Rome. Again, thanx for everything. God bless.
The fact that they announced deployment of an EMERGENCY "anti debt fragmentation tool" basically alerted the entire financial world. That there is debt crisis looming which is threatening enough to constitute an emergency. Anyone and everyone in finance knows that emergency measures which are instituted to protect a market- never work. Perhaps only delay it slightly. Good!....more time to position.
Folks who disbelieve GM and think this market will recover substantially, will cry in their beer when it doesn't happen. Odds of substantial further decline far outweigh odds of any meaningful recovery.
Meanwhile, DXY (US$) getting pounded, and precious metals finally moving up after severe pounding.
Looks like bonds are selling off around the world 🌍. GOOD-BYE FIAT CURRENCIES, IT WAS NICE KNOWING YOU! Eeeeeeheheheheheee 😂🤣😹
https://docs.google.com/document/d/15aTOhbYpkKL8DSlaJ0o5qTLsCr5MmhYSnXbKoUtRulk/edit?usp=drivesdk
It's coming people.... give it a little time. Hahahahahaaaaa! 🇨🇳
China WILL invade Taiwan! A little sabre rattling:
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.aljazeera.com/amp/news/2022/6/10/china-tells-us-it-will-not-hesitate-to-start-war-over-taiwan
Yields are volatile again. 10Y - 3.44%. Things about to get more interesting with China selling at the same time the Fed stops buying. They waited for the right time. They are patient!
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DOW JONES
now buying opportunity imo.
Am DAXlong @ 13,028
THIS is why you want to invest in crypto right now. Because it's a new technology and is in its introduction phase on the "S" curve. Nowhere to go from here but UP ☝️📈↗️
"S" Curve Chart:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1eTsy2OGoPtK-V65IzaYbUC-px1YnRFG7to5Y4RVc9-8/edit?usp=drivesdk
Load up on physical PM's while they're still on sale.
All in ! Thank you!!! You are on it!!!
Just to let you know we watch you every day and appreciate your efforts. Also, we subscribed to Malone’s YouTube channel and are looking forward to it later today. BTW, assuming that you’re Italian where in Italy are your roots? I was in the wine exporting and importing business with offices in NY and Rome. Again, thanx for everything. God bless.
The Russell 2000 is dipping below its 200 period moving average. BURN BABY BURN 👇🔥📉 💥
Eeeeeheheheee 😈😈😈😃
Russell 2000 Weekly Chart:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1-dAkHR5yn2fTw3OdtUo80L-r7zAjaZdwrm-u4J64Tok/edit?usp=drivesdk
Due to the debt market implosion, stocks will plummet - so would you say get out of our oil producer stocks, or hold our commodity producer?
The fact that they announced deployment of an EMERGENCY "anti debt fragmentation tool" basically alerted the entire financial world. That there is debt crisis looming which is threatening enough to constitute an emergency. Anyone and everyone in finance knows that emergency measures which are instituted to protect a market- never work. Perhaps only delay it slightly. Good!....more time to position.
Greg I don't see the 10 year yield on your web page. I'm using my phone. Does that matter?
Folks who disbelieve GM and think this market will recover substantially, will cry in their beer when it doesn't happen. Odds of substantial further decline far outweigh odds of any meaningful recovery.
Meanwhile, DXY (US$) getting pounded, and precious metals finally moving up after severe pounding.
EUR/USD +1.20 % actually
A little help...
Please explain "debt market imploding."
As an engineer, some of this financial / economic lingo and abstract concepts are elusive.
Thank you