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trumpHELL666's avatar

I told you. The 10yr yield is going down to 3.0%. Give it a little time. 😃

10yr yield going STRAIGHT DOWN TO HELL on the daily chart: 🤣

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1ii_Vaa4kEn6SUGD3RrW3SrqKmOiCJNU2Qg2jqkBUA0A/edit?usp=drivesdk

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Will's avatar

Get off the drugs

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Doug Youngman's avatar

Tell your mom I'll be over tonight for a good time. I've got the 50¢ that she normally charges.

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trumpHELL666's avatar

Is there a Japanese bond SELLOFF going on?

Eeeeeeeheheheheheeee 😹😂🤣😃👍😅😂👇

Prop that baby up. Prop it UP! Heheheee 😈

Japan Bond 10yr Yield:

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1HuobKRyZ0khKzFRkb2DMprOVPo3VihGMsL2newq9xHU/edit?usp=drivesdk

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Straw Man's avatar

You dropped a bomb on me

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Christina's avatar

Greg, This is intriguing! I’ve always worked with a stockbroker in the past because I’m no expert when it comes to the stock market. I’ve recently wondered how I might ever go about learning about the stock market and how people go about picking stocks to invest in, quite plainly wondering where I would even start on a mission like that. Then I’m just like oh yeah back to life, I’ll put that idea off again.

I’m saving this to my library and I’m thinking over time I can learn a lot just by paying attention to your work, duh.

At least get some sort of decent foundation to start with. Maybe graduate to making some hypothetical picks on some stocks after while, but not buy them of course, and then see if I’m making good choices or if I need to hit the books more before doing that. I bet I can even scroll back in time here on this SUBSTACK when I get a chance and find more nuggets of wisdom! Thanks so much for everything you do for everyone, helping raise that awareness!!

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Straw Man's avatar

😢 rig game now have you thought about becoming a nurse the shortage so bad they’re training convicts

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Christina's avatar

Thanks for your response. That’s great news to hear that convicts are being trained in a productive discipline, where there is a shortage of skilled workers. I wasn’t aware of that, last time I heard about convicts getting an opportunity for other than minimum wage legal work, it was that the some part of the military was allowing more of them in.

Please don’t get me wrong, I’m not trying to become a trader of wildly volatile stocks or anything like that. Nor do I intend to become an expert and make some career change. Nope, nothing close.

I just see an opportunity to learn more about something which I know little about other than knowing not to invest any money which I’m not prepared to lose and the fact that some solid utilities stocks have the potential to be a generally a safe bet over the long term. A new learning opportunity, yay!!

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Will's avatar

Why’s it great news that a large number of convicts are becoming nurses? What type of liberal ideology are you injected with to rationalize fairy tale thinking? Would you like to have a surgery by someone who is a convicted felon? Cut down on all the word salad to and just say it simple.

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Christina's avatar

Whoa man, thanks for your response. No one said the word felon except for you. No one mentioned large number of convicts except for you. A convict is "a person found guilty of a crime and sentenced by a court.” A licensing board does background checks, maybe this is low level misdemeanors that are being trained and considered for licensure. I’ll have to try to find out more for my own information now that you’ve stirred discussion to the point that I’m defending my point of view. I don’t know but it’s generally positive if someone want ls to further their education and fill a need in society. I’d never live in California for example, and I don’t know where this program is being implemented. I was just thinking oh great, maybe some very low level misdemeanor offender can contribute as more than a wagie.

No one said surgery except for you. No one said liberal except for you.

I am so far from being a liberal for your information. I won’t even tell you how non-liberal I am but I will say my non-liberal leanings might even make someone like you uncomfortable. I can’t say because I don’t know you and I certainly won’t judge.

As far as the word salad, if TLDR then DR.

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ChrisCoonsToupee's avatar

Just keep buying PHYSICAL silver and gold.

Let the poor people keep their paper.

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Dan G.(North Tampa)'s avatar

If you buy the market make sure youbhave a stop lose and a sell zone.

Good luck

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Christina's avatar

Got it, thanks for your input.

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Straw Man's avatar

CBDC is a middle class fear the wealthy not worried and they’re already telling the poor what they can buy and can’t EBT card

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Straw Man's avatar

Life was so simple when I was a young lad the fear was a nuke hitting the country while hiding under my school desk

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Mark Frantzen's avatar

Good Luck.

Mark.

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Scott's avatar

Greg - FED in a very bad spot. I think they can choose to save the dollar or save the financial system but can't do both. If they raise rates again, they are choosing the dollar. If they cut rates, they are sacrificing the dollar. If they do nothing, they are pussies waiting on a natural disaster or a world war to keep them from making a decision. Thoughts?

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Straw Man's avatar

🤣😂 pray 🙏

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Christina's avatar

DeSantis in Florida is trying to fight back against CBDC and so are a few other states. People in Canada have been posting online, bank notices of Digital Banking agreements about consenting to this CBDC. One of the banks I bank with is Toronto Dominion and since Canada is Canada eh, I’ve got zero faith in staying with that bank.

I wonder how soon banks here will start sending those type of consent or quit using our services notices.

We know there isn’t enough cash in the vaults to back up the depositors deposits, a zero reserve system, right.

What do we know about the CBDC rollout here in the US?

With all the privacy/control issues which are inherent to CBDC, is it really that big of a threat that I should be concerned with?

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Brian b.'s avatar

Desantis is one of them do not trust him, CBDC is a totally controlled , tracked , traced and regulated closed loop system, if you dont do what they tell you or think or post the "wrong" things online you account can be turned on / off or deducted any time . The currency can also be set to expire so savings is no more . We must defy and resist this at all costs why do you think Greg , Bill holter , Lynette zang and tons of others have been saying to prepare to get out of the system as much as you can when this thing comes down .

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Christina's avatar

Thanks for your response! Ever since I started reading about the history of the Federal Reserve a few years ago I’ve been fed up with it, but didn’t start doing anything about it until recently. So I’m with you, CBDC is bad for all those reasons and surely more that I haven’t found out about yet. I’m just amazed that people are just drifting towards it and there hasn’t been a revolt over it, yet, if we know how controlling it will be. I found Greg’s channel a couple weeks ago and I decided to get my currency out of the banks. I’ve gone several times because I don’t want to ask for an amount that makes the banker say that they’ll have to order the cash and I’ll have to come back in a few days and each time I go its awkward. I have a safe and once I finish getting it all out I’ll need to convert it to mostly gold and some silver. I really didn’t know how to plan this well because now I’ll either have to put money back into the bank to order gold and silver online right away or take the cash into a coin store. So I am just starting on the road to preparing to get out of the system as much as I can, thanks to Greg! I had seen other channels that seemed so doom and gloom in their presentations, but Greg isn’t doom and gloom and I finally realized this shit is getting real, in a really fast way now.

What can we do about direct deposits? Any thoughts?

I certainly don’t want direct deposits hitting a bank as CBDC and not being able to get cash and convert it to assets I can hold after the bills are paid. That’s one place where I’m stuck at the moment in this whole how to get out of the banking system. I haven’t heard of Bill Holter or Lynette Zang but I’ll check them out thanks. Looking for some help, if anyone can share some ideas thanks!

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Brian b.'s avatar

its going to come down to surviving locally , if you can get a good county sheriff secured they have dominion over the federal government and can even not allow them to enter their county without permission . No one is going to be able to rambo this so getting together with a few local people you know and trust is going to help alot . Lynette zang has a "beyond gold and silver" channel that is geared to prepping many other good ones out there as well but clock is ticking we are at the end game of this system its just how much longer can they keep it up.

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Christina's avatar

Right, I get the prepping idea but I won’t go full on prep and into the woods like one good friend I know in Arkansas. If someone needs an ambulance out there, a helicopter literally has to fly in. If SHTF, I’m more than welcome and I’ll go out there because it’s straight up homestead. In the meantime though, I’m trying to figure out how to receive income without it turning into CBDC in the suburbs? My new research project is probably going to be just that, lol, how to escape CBDC in the SW Florida suburbs? I’m thinking I might have to get paper checks or who knows what else... Some people say a lot of things and one of them is that somehow credit unions are “better.” But it’s still a bank. The best I am doing so far is getting my cash out of the bank and I’m moving back to SW Florida in a couple months. What you said about sheriffs is interesting. Thanks again!

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Straw Man's avatar

You need to read some history books this crap 💩 is not new cbdc not once did you say I’m getting right with GOD fear is the mind killer :man up

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Mercedes Cue's avatar

What about Jepi. Should i get out

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Gregory Mannarino's avatar

No, IMO. Through this entire thing I never said to sell anything, I did advise caution. Now with JEPI, and I have said this repeatedly... this is a VERY long term hold, and it pays a nice monthly dividend.

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Adela's avatar

Thank you Greg. Straddles are also always a good position in volatile markets.

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