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Did you see Nick The Pig interview last night? Basically suggesting The Fed is content with rising interest rates on the longer end of the curve!

Perhaps the warning that they will not step in this time as MMRI hits 300. Moreover, Yellowstain Jerry said do not expect a soft landing….

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Am I being divisive if I ask how many that follow this blog are conservatives? Does anyone believe that the 2016 election was the first truthful election in decades and that the 2020 election was the MOST rigged election of all time?

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Sick to death of this fantasy markets liar crap creeps perpetual insanity. Markets up fantasy metals no where bonds down liars. What did it cost to buy it all ???? Though dollar is nothing junk up sick Revolution destroy corporation u s

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The price of oil moves in a different way than than the stock market……too many factors involved..

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Greg, thank you for keeping us updated and offering a list of bond etfs for shorting. I won't be doing that, but some people will certainly benefit. I love you bro!

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There are way too many people/investors touting a crash. Expect the unexpected... It would not surprise me if they melt this AFTER the next bull run. There are way too many on the sidelines right now. Time will tell all truths.

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fwiw- I've been chatting w/someone on another site who sent Ellen Brown, author of Web of Debt, info on The Great Taking- here's her comment:

Ellen Brown, author of Web of Debt, is now trying to spread the word about the immense risk of massive collateral taking that humanity faces. This is from her most recent email to me:

"Thanks, I just wrote this summary to another attorney, hoping to capture his attention:

“Every form of collateral from deposits to stocks to bonds, is being pooled; and those players with super priority status in bankruptcy can take from the pool before the bankruptcy proceedings even start. I knew that about deposits-derivatives have super priority status in bankruptcy- but didn’t realize it about stocks and bonds. The derivatives bubble will inevitably pop, and it is larger than all the assets in the world, which have been pooled by international agreement as the author shows”

I hope she can capture some national attention on this issue and SOON!

Maybe it's worth contacting your Congress person over this--Yes, they are bought and paid for whores, but they might actually do the right thing if they realize that they are going to have all of their assets stolen.

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At this point, I view my stock portfolio as funny money. Only tangible assets in my physical possession do I expect to be able to rely upon should worst come to pass. But while funny money spends, gotta keep it around and try to grow it.

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Good Friday morning. Just about agree with everything here. Not sure about one thing though (as I may have misunderstood). I don't see u.s. gas being affected due to Russia. Europe sure, but here no. Brics collectively I think is the problem long term.

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@greg Have you looked at JEPY? https://www.defianceetfs.com/jepy/

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Higher expense ratio than JEPI. Lower shares outstanding due to just launching which means very poor liquidity. If you are avoiding JEPI, consider XYLD. Not a recommendation, just information.

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Thx pal! I am in JEPI but wanted to see if anyone had any additional deets on JEPY XD Ill def look at XYLD though

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