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Charles's avatar

The MMRI is higher than Hunter Biden

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The Do Not Comply Guy's avatar

Not possible.

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Ol Hickory's avatar

DXY over 110 and ten year over 4.75%. Way too much risk to have much in stocks right now

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Charles's avatar

What about Oil & Gas stocks? DVN seems to be doing well.

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Patrick Selfridge's avatar

Keeping my powder dry for the fire sales and I do not mean for the Pacific Palisades.

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ChrisCoonsToupee's avatar

Jewish Lightning/Blockbusting by fire.

The "coincidences" within the details are just too many to be believed.

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Jay Blue's avatar

Those are called "Cohencidences."

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Andrew Vasilakis's avatar

Just a news item I heard lastnight Blackrock failed to file required papers with FDIC. They have till Febuary now to file. Sounds like the banks are showing cracks again.

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ChrisCoonsToupee's avatar

FDIC started REMOVING their graphs in Q32024 from their quarterly profile. Most notably the "unrealized losses" graph. Hmm, I wonder why.

https://www.fdic.gov/quarterly-banking-profile/quarterly-banking-profile-third-quarter-2024

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Mighty Red's avatar

Greg now would be a great time to remind you just how good the MMRI is thank you

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Str8_Shot's avatar

Everyone should watch Francis Hunt’s interview on Liberty & Finance. 30 minutes.

https://rumble.com/v64ou0m-alert-5-market-signs-of-debt-collapse-within-weeks-francis.html

Nota bene: typically “recessions” are announced 3-6 months AFTER the yield curve REVERT. This time around, we probably have weeks only, due to the depth and breadth of the inverted yield curve.

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Nicola's avatar

Cryptos are crashing. Not just lower. When credit implode we'll see a flash crash and central banks going all in with easy money.

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Aaron's avatar

Is it really at a record high though? Hasn't anyone charted the MMRI and checked 2008 or the dot-Com bubble? Greg said he back tested it when he came up with it.

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Dan's avatar
Jan 13Edited

In 2004….

10 yr was 4.48 x

Dollar was 89 /

1.61 =

Mmri was 253 ish

Anyone can do it through historical quote's!

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CAPT33's avatar

BUY, BUY, BUY!!!

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Markinthelight's avatar

Part of the plan, read a book called Pirate Money.

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illuminati seed's avatar

Everyone is expecting the FED to lower interest rates...even business's are planning for it, but the Ten Year Yield (in correlation) with the FED Funds Rate is sending a massive signal that higher rates are here to stay for longer. The Ten Year Yield has ALWAYS been the leader in the direction of the FED Funds, dating all the way back to 1913. As the Ten Year Yield dropped from 1981 to 2020, the FED Funds followed, NEVER the other way around. The Ten Year Yield from 2020 to now has been leading the way for a higher FED Funds, and the Ten Year Yield is just now moving higher than the current FED Funds Rate. The truth will be revealed if the Ten Year Yield surpasses Oct. 2023 high's (5.021%). If this happens, it will confirm that rate hikes are here to stay....regardless of what anyone says, whether it's Trump or the FED itself.

Because business's are betting for more rate cuts, they are actually hiring more people right now. But, the problem is that if they over-hire, and the FED is forced to raise rates because of the yield curve, it will send real unemployment skyrocketing faster.

The only thing that will bring rates back to zero, IMO is another disaster similar to 2020...and that in itself will create a stock market crash. The market is going to break very soon.

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Sword001's avatar

So if I want to get out of renting an apartment is this a bad time to buy? Can't take it much more flushing money down drain.

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Miramar's avatar

Well, how has the market been doing in your area or where you want to go? How much empty commercial property is around? I have been expecting a crash where I live to buy a larger property and it has continued to go up, very slowly, but up. I will wait. I know how you feel about rent, but you are providing yourself a roof over your head, heat and water... Valuable!

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Coby Gibson's avatar

Good thing I learned about keeping my eye on the MMRI! 😀

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Ken holtman's avatar

Manno, what is your take on marketwatch reporting that stocks over valued and could remain so for a while?

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ChrisCoonsToupee's avatar

PE ratios in the 30's should tell you "sumting's wong!"

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Justin Wickham's avatar

If they are telling you that the market is overvalued, they are telling you that the rug is being pulled out

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Gail Rohner's avatar

You called it Greg! Thanks to you I got out of the stock market.♡

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Ken holtman's avatar

This sell-off maybe just a nudge, be ready for anything.

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Robert Beaumont's avatar

I think signs point to a crash.

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