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illuminati seed's avatar

The 10YY isn't done rising. I'm guessing that at some point next week or the following week, it will gap above 5%, because the simple moving averages are showing strong support. As stated in a previous newsletter, the MMRI usually dips below the 50 SMA several times before reversing into a downward trend, and this is the first time it has dipped below the 50, since the 50 SMA and 200 SMA crossed. This is going to put tremendous pressure on the stock market. However, it might be exactly what insiders are wanting.

There are plenty of demand zones under 4100 for the S&P 500. I have posted multiple times that prior to the last FOMC, the market could've been anticipating a FED rate cut announcement by Powell, which is why the market has been falling since August. Powells' rhetoric turned out to be more hawkish than anticipated, and I believe that the market began rising rapidly because smart money needed to close their contracts quickly....all of this as a result of more pressure in the bond market moving forward. The market knows that by not cutting rates and by not raising rates, it keeps drying up liquidity from indecision. So the market can anticipate that this will lead to more problems, and with more problems, it gives more room for the FED to act. Smart money knows that by pausing rates moving forward it will break the banks, and this is why the market is selling off again. With more bank failures, it allows the FED to use emergency measures to cut rates in order to stop the bleeding.

The stock market falling into those demand zones allows insitutions to buy even more cheap contracts, while everyone is running to the door from fear. The FED isn't done buying, they are just going to send this market down, so the wealthy can buy it back cheap. They do this everytime...taking advantage of a crisis.

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Brian b.'s avatar

I dont see any rate cuts happening in this old system until cbdc is issued . The whole point was to the crash the system and bring in the new beast system why would they stop before the job is done? Bitcoin needs internet yes? probably wont be able to access it unless you get chipped and marked I dont trust it sorry

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John's avatar

Bitcoin imo is a ponzi scheme, it has zero value and it doesn't even exist

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Barbie's avatar

Imo, everything is a concept. Our imagination assigns a value then as others become excited\interested, that imagined value grows. You just have to plan to be in the right side of that excitement

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SacredCowPies's avatar

So let's see if mandyRINO lies about bitemeciacoin what else does it flabbergast about.

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trumpHELL666's avatar

Greg, is an 11% increase in ONE DAY of the 30yr bond unusual? Eeeeheheeee! 😃😂🤣🥳

30yr Bond Daily Chart:

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1xDBY_fBp_pxGeL6-7XzSaIcB5dAMS3cMEOkZTS7C1Eg/edit?usp=drivesdk

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Vike's avatar

Greg said the Bible predicts the future. Perhaps Einstein's statement offers some clarity when he said, "Those like us(physicists) who realize the difference between the past, present and future is but a stubbornly persistent illusion!" You see time is a physical dimension and is one quarter of the four physical dimensions that we experience. Time is a creation of God. God doesn't have a lot of time as he is outside of time. That means he can see the end and the beginning at the same time, Therefore in God's message to us(Bible) He authenticates His word by recording the future accurately before it happens!

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nik's avatar

Here u go Greg heres some signs LOL

https://youtu.be/c9lh7lqZojc

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Smoke and Mirrors's avatar

Bond auctions didn't go well today. No one wants to buy our worthless debt.

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Straw Man's avatar

Nobody has to and the band played on

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Smoke and Mirrors's avatar

Oh yes they do. That's why yields rose again. If you think we are our own printing machine with no global consequences think again.

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Straw Man's avatar

🤣 you live up to your name

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Smoke and Mirrors's avatar

Which means the system is bullshit... smoke and mirrors. Hope you aren't dumb enough to believe wall street cares about you. I don't think you are.

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Straw Man's avatar

Understand my comment and the band played on

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Smoke and Mirrors's avatar

Yeah, I get it.

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Randy Best's avatar

Who in their right mind would buy worthless subprime US T-Bills? People think they are a safe haven. What a joke!

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Straw Man's avatar

Remind me of crypto

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Randy Best's avatar

Bitcoin is fool's gold.

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SacredCowPies's avatar

And pumpndump mandyRINO sez thanks suckers

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Randy Best's avatar

Bitcoin is fool's gold.

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Straw Man's avatar

Same thing they said about paper money when they wanted the people to use it instead of gold and silver

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Smoke and Mirrors's avatar

Exactly

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Barbie's avatar

Market insider, daily mail and others are reporting on "unrealized losses" and "exposure" to Treasuries

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SacredCowPies's avatar

This bozo sodomizing bitemecoin or bytemecoin sodomizing gregshyster. Either way don't trust him.

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Vike's avatar

Greg said the Bible predicts the future. Perhaps Einstein's statement offers some clarity when he said, "Those like us(physicists) who realize the difference between the past, present and future is but a stubbornly persistent illusion!" You see time is a physical dimension and is one quarter of the four physical dimensions that we experience. Time is a creation of God. God doesn't have a lot of time as he is outside of time. That means he can see the end and the beginning at the same time, Therefore in God's message to us(Bible) He authenticates His word by recording the future accurately before it happens!

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liz's avatar

why are the 2023 bank failures = to 10% current debt on the debt clock? is that a benchmark ? are they going to keep grabbing money this way?

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Robin Smith's avatar

The $ must be saved!

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Randy Best's avatar

All financial engineering. Passive investing in stocks with no attention to Earnings per share (EPS),

Price/earnings ratio (P/E), Return on equity (ROE),, Debt-to-capital ratio, Interest coverage ratio (ICR),

Enterprise value to EBITA etc. I hope these markets and everyone's 401Ks go to ZERO.

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liz's avatar

i know! everything they taught us in business school is not happening!!!!!this is crazy

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