i never liked working for those guyz - thankful for having had the job but their workplace culture... Let's just say that there isn't enough harsh words to describe it, and if u called me to the table and made me pick one word to describe it, that word would be: PUKE
Greg, I know you are a financial expert and I also know you gotta a lotta truthers here. Therfore, I can't help but think that the NYC thing is somehow linked to the video i posted last Sunday re lookingglass...
Note this is a probability. Not a certainty. Here are the reasons:
- Inflation is peaking. I think inflation came from FED sending trillions to consumers. They are no longer doing that. Math for people does not add up. Demand will drop because they will run outta money
- With that economy will slow, and threat of raising rates will vanish
Negative interest rates will persist and thus gold would get a bounce. So silver will also bounce. USD has been rising and Gold is rising with it. So when rates drop and USD drops with it, we can expect a steeper bounce in gold
it's really intriguing insight, and you can rest assured i would never hold anyone to their market and/or economic predictions (of course), the only wild card here, i think, would be inflation, from a consumer standpoint what you said seems to be dead spot on, from the macro-economic perspective i'm thinking the fed will continue the easy money expansionary policies thus making inflation more of a long term contender? (just a thought)
What people miss is that inflation (in price. forget mumbo jumbo of money supply etc and that bs classic definition) is not caused by printing money but by distributing it. If the FED prints 5000 trillions and gives it to 4 stingy people, it does not mean grain prices will go up all over the world. 4 stingy people may dig a hole, bury it, get a stroke and die.
Makes no sense. Inflation is determined by many things. Supply and demand is the major factor. That’s why there is an engineered shortage of food and commodities. Printing worthless currency makes it worse. The ABSOLUTE value of the dollar or debt note (IOU) is 3 cents compared to the 1912 dollar backed by either gold or silver. That was real money! Still is!
Supply and demand is NOT the major factor for inflation. Supply and demand has NOTHING to do with inflation, it is for dealing out a FAIR price. That's all. Inflation is ONE AND ONLY created by printing money in a debt based system. We havn't seen much more inflation yet because interest rates were low. Without printing money out of thin air there cannot be ANY inflation.
That falls under the classic bookish definitions which I have been successfully ignoring since I was born ;) What you are referring to is what I call inflation in money supply which does not necessarily means inflation in prices
Inflate means pump air and make it big.. Inflate a balloon.
310 is the first position I opened. the second is up about 65 %. Think will hold position 1 for a very while and play the in-and-out-game with position 2. will tell you if/when I sell position 2.
Gregg: Made adjustments to portfolio based on your calls. ENB, BMO, GRT.
BMO along with the rest of banks continue to fall. Hanging in with the banks for dividend. Profit has diminished from 42% down to 23%. Pardon the Canadian TSX tickers. American /Yankee living in Canada...... Keep doing what you do , thank you.
so, bank positions, shall we run for the hills or buy the dips in JPM (52 week low)? I understand Greg's perspective, GS, BAC and JPM will eventually benefit from FED policies. However, betting on 52 weeks low.....might as well wait for the end of the week though, and see how it plays out. Any thoughts ladies and gents?
Fed did cut balance sheet during 2018-2019 and this time 8.5% much higher inflation + much worse supply chain…
Is that possible Fed do not want to control inflation but have to ?
What if inflation spike up to 10% 15% 20%…. Fed still doing nothing but inflate?
U said when big dump in debt market , money will transfer from one market to another, so under what circumstances all of a sudden money shortage in the whole market, all markets get crash?
accelerate. no question. this is a natural law. old debt has to be refinanced by new debt. the money base is getting higher and higher because of the interests. So every day more new debt (means new money) is needed than the day before. and so on. till the bubble bursts.
American boots on the Ukrainian ground!!!
https://summit.news/2022/04/12/french-journalist-returns-from-ukraine-says-americans-are-in-charge-of-the-war/
Thank you for posting the real news.
The food crisis is all being engineered.
https://www.bitchute.com/video/qWrnkoyss0IA/
that's what i've seen too - such a mean thing to do to people isn't it
It’s another war on people. It’s a banker’s war.
i never liked working for those guyz - thankful for having had the job but their workplace culture... Let's just say that there isn't enough harsh words to describe it, and if u called me to the table and made me pick one word to describe it, that word would be: PUKE
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Greg, I know you are a financial expert and I also know you gotta a lotta truthers here. Therfore, I can't help but think that the NYC thing is somehow linked to the video i posted last Sunday re lookingglass...
https://forbiddenknowledgetv.net/event-1-april-18-2022-nyc-false-flag-bombing/ Some thought provoking information/interviews at this website.
I had seen your video. With the NY thing I spontaneously had the same thought, whether there could be a connection.
After being down 50% in the last 30 years against the King dollar, we may get a bit of a dead cat bounce in silver
Oil should get shot down by the king dollar right here
Banks will continue to crash.. i mean under perform. Everything should rise in this lovely inflacion
Cryptos will eventually go to zero
WR
Do you have any sauce or are you just offering an opinion?
bounce past $30?
yes imo within 3 months .
Note this is a probability. Not a certainty. Here are the reasons:
- Inflation is peaking. I think inflation came from FED sending trillions to consumers. They are no longer doing that. Math for people does not add up. Demand will drop because they will run outta money
- With that economy will slow, and threat of raising rates will vanish
Negative interest rates will persist and thus gold would get a bounce. So silver will also bounce. USD has been rising and Gold is rising with it. So when rates drop and USD drops with it, we can expect a steeper bounce in gold
This is just a thought for a trade
it's really intriguing insight, and you can rest assured i would never hold anyone to their market and/or economic predictions (of course), the only wild card here, i think, would be inflation, from a consumer standpoint what you said seems to be dead spot on, from the macro-economic perspective i'm thinking the fed will continue the easy money expansionary policies thus making inflation more of a long term contender? (just a thought)
About the inflation:
What people miss is that inflation (in price. forget mumbo jumbo of money supply etc and that bs classic definition) is not caused by printing money but by distributing it. If the FED prints 5000 trillions and gives it to 4 stingy people, it does not mean grain prices will go up all over the world. 4 stingy people may dig a hole, bury it, get a stroke and die.
Makes no sense. Inflation is determined by many things. Supply and demand is the major factor. That’s why there is an engineered shortage of food and commodities. Printing worthless currency makes it worse. The ABSOLUTE value of the dollar or debt note (IOU) is 3 cents compared to the 1912 dollar backed by either gold or silver. That was real money! Still is!
Supply and demand is NOT the major factor for inflation. Supply and demand has NOTHING to do with inflation, it is for dealing out a FAIR price. That's all. Inflation is ONE AND ONLY created by printing money in a debt based system. We havn't seen much more inflation yet because interest rates were low. Without printing money out of thin air there cannot be ANY inflation.
again: rising prices are the consequence of inflation. first is inflation. than prices rise.
That falls under the classic bookish definitions which I have been successfully ignoring since I was born ;) What you are referring to is what I call inflation in money supply which does not necessarily means inflation in prices
Inflate means pump air and make it big.. Inflate a balloon.
> stingy people may dig a hole, bury it, get a stroke and die.
BTW replace "digging a hole" with Swiss anonymous bank accounts. This actually happens all the time. Google it
More money chasing fewer goods and services.
yeah - there would be no velocity under such a scenario just hording...
Silver coins have been over $32 for a long time. Don’t look at the spot (paper) price. If you have silver eagles you’re in business.
yes that is a good point it's a sellers market for silver and the premium goes to the seller right now - thank you, a very very good point
Up 51% on UEC (Uranium)
am up 310 % 🚀
Very good job. Two thumbs up
310 is the first position I opened. the second is up about 65 %. Think will hold position 1 for a very while and play the in-and-out-game with position 2. will tell you if/when I sell position 2.
I am similar. thanks
There are still approximately 34,500,000 shares short. could be a massive squeeze at some point
Greg, when the big implosion happens, will you sell off long term holds?
Best, to sell before.
In GM we trust 😁
i just saw the following info regarding our Canadian friends: "BOC Not Considering Selling Bonds as Part of Quantitative Tightening"
as i said yesterday regarding the beast system: you spin me right round baby right round like a record...
Gregg: Made adjustments to portfolio based on your calls. ENB, BMO, GRT.
BMO along with the rest of banks continue to fall. Hanging in with the banks for dividend. Profit has diminished from 42% down to 23%. Pardon the Canadian TSX tickers. American /Yankee living in Canada...... Keep doing what you do , thank you.
so, bank positions, shall we run for the hills or buy the dips in JPM (52 week low)? I understand Greg's perspective, GS, BAC and JPM will eventually benefit from FED policies. However, betting on 52 weeks low.....might as well wait for the end of the week though, and see how it plays out. Any thoughts ladies and gents?
Am watching JPM. Will buy, but not yet. Lurking for somewhere between 121 USD and 82 USD (worst case when actually invested).
Hi Greg,
I still get 3 questions…
Fed did cut balance sheet during 2018-2019 and this time 8.5% much higher inflation + much worse supply chain…
Is that possible Fed do not want to control inflation but have to ?
What if inflation spike up to 10% 15% 20%…. Fed still doing nothing but inflate?
U said when big dump in debt market , money will transfer from one market to another, so under what circumstances all of a sudden money shortage in the whole market, all markets get crash?
When the FED stops printing, when they pull the plug. But first they have to fulfill their endgame. First people really have to suffer.
You are on it Greg! My favorite financial expert!!! I took action like you taught us to do.
Costs for food, gasoline, housing, and other necessities are squeezing consumers and wiping out savings and the pay raises many received.
Will the Fed actually tame inflation or inflate and make it accelerate ?!
accelerate. no question. this is a natural law. old debt has to be refinanced by new debt. the money base is getting higher and higher because of the interests. So every day more new debt (means new money) is needed than the day before. and so on. till the bubble bursts.