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May 27, 2022Liked by Gregory Mannarino

Thanks for the update and insight!

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Gregory, I have been enjoying your updates since Mike Adams plugged you in early February.

I want to ask you about shorting the dollar, what do you think of that? And, if you have any suggestions on how that might be done. Thanks so much. Really appreciate all that you’re putting out.

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You are welcome.

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Just buy physical gold and silver, that's how you do it! :)

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Why short the dollar ... dont get too fancy with your trading. Do whats reliable, where you at least can lose a set amount if youre into that kind of thing. Shorting is dangerous.

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Yes, you can teach an Old Dog New Tricks. Thanks, Russell

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So if the 10yr yield is higher that means capital has flowed into the debt market, but stocks are higher also. How? It should be either/or.

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When the 10yr moves higher, cash is leaving the debt market and looks for places to go. Generally it goes into equities/stocks. Over the past week, there is a lot of institutional buying which is also driving stocks. I will cover more on this later.

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Well, looks like I'm going to have to give myself a little "duh!" this morning 🌅. Duh! Lol 😂😂😂😆😂😆😂😆😆

Yes, obviously. I was twisted in my mind this morning....too early... and thinking correctly, then thinking and writing incorrectly. Eeeeeeeeeeheheheheheeeeee 😆😁😃🤣😂

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Nope. Just the opposite. Capital flows in the OPPOSITE direction of the 10 yr yield

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You MUST look at the current environment..

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You mean if the 10yr yield is lower not higher. I think this correlation between the 10yr yield and the stock market is a generalization which holds true the majority of the time but there are other variables at play such as stock futures being higher at the moment.

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Agreed. There is a lot of cash flowing into stocks from institutional buying.

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Greg, isn't the long term goal "you will own nothing and be happy"? So this would mean the "elite" or the banks will own it all. They generate fear and induce massive selling and when prices are down, they buy up the assets?

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I am doing well in my Oil trade; plan on getting into some IMO ,JPM & BAC & GS TODAY.

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I'm making a killing right now. i've been patient, watching your updates and now i am profiting from it, even though i am still in red from the past 6 months i already recovered half my losses, bought the dips and can't wait for this to explode. Thanks a million Gregory

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Thank you Greg. My energy shares are the best investment I have ever made. Both in dividends and share appreciation. Only because of you I did not sell at any time.

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Thanks! Sell in May and go fishing in Chesapeake Bay! Have a eat Memorial Day!

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I agree, the debt market is the key driver for the stock market, and the people who look at the stock market only don't know what they are talking about. But, what I am seeing right now is panic buying. I think fear is still taking over greed at this moment, and fear exists in selling and also buying. There are too many deals to be made, and people are, at this point, "desperate" to make them. In my opinion this is not set up for a next leg higher. I think people are not questioning where they need to be putting their money, and instead just buying anything they can at a cheap price. This mindset is setup to fail. I do think the market is going much higher, maybe before end of year...but as of now, this rally looks terrible.

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Just bought some ETH. It's so cheat now :D

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🙋🏼‍♀️👍

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THANK YOU@ I JWU & thankful for your update since overslept!

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Its indy 500 season could it be a NEW TRACK RECORD lolololol freak show thanks gm

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Thanks the all the updates I always follow your lead!

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