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Smoke and Mirrors's avatar

Good. Hope it's over. Burn it down.

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Lucy's avatar

As long as the good people build something good to replace the evil system

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Trenny's avatar

God brings it all down, read your bible, He is the only one who will bring in the new system so get to know Him where you spend eternity depends on it.

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Lucy's avatar

I know his name is Yahweh, not God. And He works with Christ and the Holy Spirit through good people.

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Lee S's avatar

Amen.

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MB's avatar

Yes

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BooBoo's avatar

Zero $ go to Ukraine or Israel, all the $ go in the pockets of the corrupt US politicians = Fact

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Robert's avatar

https://youtu.be/aZqIvv2PqoA?si=15_DJRnRNQS5wdgg

This might explain all the distractions, to keep you looking over here

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illuminati seed's avatar

Bond Yields rising isn't of concern. Rising above the FED Funds Rate prior to a potential rate cut is actually the best case scenario for the market and the economy. It signals that a "real landing scenario" is being acknowledged. Once it goes above the FED Funds, they will cut rates and once the market finally bottoms, they will announce a recession. Then we'll see a repeat of something similar to 2008. This is of course if the FED actually cuts rates, and in my opinion, there are two scenarios that will only lead to this game actually conintinueing. I already explained the first scenario. The second, is raising rates if bond yields don't go above the FED Funds. They may raise them one more time, until yields spike above the FED Funds, and then cut them. The nonsense fearmongering of bonds rising at 4% average for the past week is just out of touch with reality. The 10YY went from 2% in 1941 and climbed to just under 16% in 1981, with swings much greater than now. The Federal Reserve also has now created a silver lining for the banks, injecting them with liquidity, called the Bank Term Funding Program. They are directly injecting vast amounts of liquidity while rates have remained paused (basically a better reverse repo market), and this will expand ten fold if they keep rates higher for longer. It's a lie...because all the program really does is counter higher rates...basically nothing is achieved from this, just the narrative that the economy is too strong.

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Dinventor's avatar

I find my adrenaline spikes, during the swan song. Mozart even could conduct this crescendo. RIP US Economy. ✌️

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SubSnack's avatar

Greg, how do you determine market direction based on the media? Do you just flip through channels and look at headlines?

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SS's avatar

But you keep saying you’re getting long this market. Is that still your stance?

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Stephen Mack's avatar

When war kicked off in Ukraine I pulled my pension out of stocks and put it into Bonds, thinking war was bad for markets. Missed out on 25% rally...still not gone back in. WW3 sounds bad for markets (amongst other things), but sounds like I should buy back in when the shit hits the fan

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Trenny's avatar

They gave billions to iran, trump froze their assets but evil obama gave them more. If there is a strike on iran, remember it has a humongous nuclear base (which usa funded, they sit on a fault line and all this will effect the water reserve for thousands of kms.

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Linda Beach's avatar

"Hold onto your jibs, we're going for a ride".. lol... And yes Greg, you can borrow that quote.. it's quiet fitting for this situation.. 🙃

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GABBY's avatar

Drama.

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MB's avatar

I like it.

President Trump says North Dakota!!

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