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Thanks Greg

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@300 right now, 2300$ gold... Best get right with the Lord.

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I don't understand the factor of 1.61 in the MMRI dollar index versus the 10-year yield. I don't understand how the juxtaposition of these two forces creates market risk. I don't know what that risk means in real terms. I don't think I'm the only one. professor, I think you're going to have to explain this to us like we're in grade school or middle school. just repeating it is not driving home the central message in my mind.

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He has explained it in past videos. It has been a while though. Perhaps he should put a link next to it on the page.

It's fairly simple, but also telling. The DIX measures the value of the US dollar. Stronger dollars can buy more of a company(stocks). This means a stronger trending dollar would be more valuable than any company stock on average. The 10yr. yield is a proxy measure for the strength of the bond(debt) market. Healthy bond markets push stock prices higher. Unhealthy bond markets make investing less appealing, this tends to make people run away from the stock market or, at least, enter it more slowly than before.

These two factors are weighed against the golden ratio (1.61) to see if they've fallen out of balance with reality. Although, it's not a perfect measure of what will happen, it is difficult to vary from the ratio for sustained periods of time. The farther we get from 0, the harder it is to sustain that level. Moving to numbers like 200 and 300 tells you to expect more dramatic changes.

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Thank you, I appreciate you taking the time to answer. I do have other questions so which are part of my original question.

Regarding the DIX, it's not just a measure of the strength of the dollar to buy stocks, but anything like commodities but also debt right?

When we're talking about the strength of the bond market, are we talking about the perceived reliability of the bonds to be repaid? Is that what you're saying that makes the stock market stronger? What makes the 10-year yield exemplify the health of the bond market? if the bond market is healthy and it becomes attractive to invest in bonds, why would this drive the stock market higher?

why is it necessary to use the golden ratio of 1.61 to see if they've fallen out of balance with reality? what exactly is reality supposed to look like? if it correlates at 1 to 1.61, why wouldn't it be just as telling at a one-to-one ratio, since any arbitrary multiplier is only a linear factor?

thank you for any insight you can provide.

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Perfect set up for an Israeli false flag and spike in oil

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Thanks Greg, I was hoping you were seeing this too. I'm afraid to go short though... Fed steps in with zero notice and I get burned. Can you discuss some of our viable options in your wrap up?

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If going into the red shaves only two points off the dow Jones, the gauge needs to go a little higher

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Greg, and I do hope you read comments as you say, the MMRA flashing red scares me for reasons that are very personal especially now in old age and not in an ideal situation -- better than many but not nearly as good as others. Sure, I could use a great deal of help but, well -- there's stuff happening within so many platforms sharing data, making decisions on saying something someone behind the scenes doesn't like and in an instant you can't create new accounts on trading platforms. Hell. I don't even know what site to use for buying into certain stocks and such I really should now when it counts. I care for my ex and she's broke as Brokeback Mnt. In fact, she has a broken back but I digress. Haha. Not. But haha. But not. Yeah. I know many in your audience gets it.

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You are one heck of a guy to give us this data: Your MMRI always on the money!

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Right or wrong -- and Greg has been on target on so many things -- Greg is a man of God. He defies the term "Christian." He understands giving. Giving is the way to salvation. Jes' sayin'. Yeah. Greg Mannarino is one heck of a guy. I've not come across anyone with his kind of commitment toward educating people on the power of the Federal Reserve, their end game no one else with few exceptions dares talk about lest he/she is booted off platforms so big becomes absolute tyranny by absolute power. That said, is Bitcoin especially the central bank killer? I know they know. I'll end my post on that.

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Thank you! Looking forward to your thoughts/advice.

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Interesting...

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Too early in the selection cycle to allow this to be the big one.

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I’m not so sure. The Commies realize that President JoeTurd is more unpopular than herpes. As a result, it is entirely possible that they will usher in a false flag/black swan event as justification for martial law and stonk market rug pull. If so, the election will be postponed until morale improves.

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It's a given to those who follow Greg's work Biden or Trump or a Baba Rum Raisin or Uncle Tom or the Magic whomever are just memes -- that the power behind their thrones are financial and not household names. The president is nothing more than a sheep dog corralling up the minds of the TV hypnotized into thinking there's actual leadership happening when there is ZERO. Should every man, woman and child come to this understanding simultaneously, I believe there might be a real civil war against them, not against our neighbors per se. But TV and MSM exist to paint illusions as Greg and a growing number of others are screaming about. Greg, however, names the correct power which defies race and culture. Everyone is a pawn in their game. Any war would have to wipe everyone including them from the face of Earth. It's gone on too long. The one man who stood up against this power continues to be demonized for something which demonstrably never took place, not how power says went down. Why, I'd bet 6 million dollars this man, like some others including OJ of late, that number will forever be shoved in our faces and MUST be accepted as historical fact despite no actual hard evidence has ever been produced by the criers of such to a point of having speech criminalized harshly as has been done in Germany for decades, now enforced through all of Europe and now the entirety of the West. That's power far beyond mere money.

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Death to the stock markets.

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The MMRI went to 329 on Oct. 19, 2023 and the markets went up...

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Saw that already this morning before your pre market, can’t wait until 4.

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LETS FUCKING GOOOOO

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Just a bump ,,the blow off top has not gone off yet ...so I can get out

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