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Lance's avatar

i my humble opinion

i believe that the Fed is definitely going to Intervene.....

it is Way To Early to let the Market Crash.......WHY......cause Trump is not in the White House YET.......if Trump was in the White House.........i would say...........the Fed would let the Market Crash to make Trump look like a Fool..........

please........Correct me is my Theory is out to Lunch........lol

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Jake's avatar

With how they have been setting Trump up for war before he takes office, I wouldn't put it past them to crash the market before he takes office

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Silber_Goblin's avatar

After Christmas so people spend all their money and get into more debt. Before Trump gets in so they can make a chaos and try to escape to other countries. This tanks the stock market and people focus on the money and not Pdiddy, Epstine, Mossad and the CIA biolabs in Ukraine that Bidens/Obama were making Covid and other nasty stuff in.

They took the poo and it's in a bag, they are about to light it, ring the doorbell and run away. It's gonna get lit up in here soon. I just wonder when BRICS will kick in... they say they aren't doing anything... but that's what I'd say if I were about to dump the dollar. They (BRICS vs Bank of Rothschilds AKA the West) need to buy up all the rest of the gold and silver before they let the stocks/crypto crash so the normies won't be able to buy any since it'll all be gone. The coin shops will sell out in a day.

Extreme and dramatic? Maybe but I do think this is possible.

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Richard Stagnone's avatar

It’s Trump’s proposed tariffs that have The FED nervous.

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Memememememememememememememe's avatar

92% of fed members donate to democrats.

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Yugen's avatar

Why not let it crash earlier and blame it on your predecessor?

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charles leone's avatar

Agreed. Trump's Bitcoin is Plan B for the Feds plan to crash the market when he gets in January 21.

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Will M.'s avatar

Fed goes shopping

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Morgan Polsky's avatar

Absolutely

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Brian's avatar

I believe the Fed will jump in and buy debt and stocks but it may let the market do a small correction first.

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GABBY's avatar

Which it desperately needs

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Joe's avatar

MMRI metrics says extreme risk - sell all positions and wait and see - never shy away from taking profits. All positive ! Let’s watch the feds reaction. If feds starts buying debt , right back in. If not , look out below. As Greg says- we got this !

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Andy's avatar

I’m not selling , I know they have to prop up the market. It’s Christmas rally time. (Bonus time)

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Laura Hetrick's avatar

Feds will buy up everything

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Joe Bitonto's avatar

Greg, thanks for your guidance on these matters. You nailed it!

God bless you.

Joe

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Jeff luster's avatar

The crash is coming, but definitely on Trumps watch. Between now and January 20, 2025

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No name's avatar

Yep, if they crash it now it will be blamed on the proposed tariffs.

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Al Knock's avatar

The fed has lost control. Rates on the 10 yr will go up.

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Right Side of History's avatar

I watched Powell’s speech this afternoon and I couldn’t help but laugh. He said “I don’t think the American people are experiencing inflation so much as they are experiencing high prices.” And the sheep buy this stuff. It’s unreal.

Some of the ETFs I trade are nearing daily support and are oversold on the daily RSI. Ideally I’d like to see the weekly RSI oversold like what we had this summer and then I’ll jump back in as I’m all cash now as well. Of course we could get a boost from here and it may not be a bad place to buy partials as we can always dollar cost average in if it declines more.

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Aj's avatar

By definition, “Inflation” is the expansion of the M2 money supply. Higher prices are a consequence of inflation.

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Right Side of History's avatar

Yes the money supply growth is the true measure of inflation not what lying governments claim. But they don’t teach that in business school any longer.

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Milan's avatar

Tax losses ...before the end of the year. Then a buyback by Christmas 🎄

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RMariachi's avatar

Check the vix. Exploded today morre than 72%

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Rob's avatar

I just posted this on Zerohedge but I think it will also answer the question as to "whats next":

When are people going to realize this government is nothing more than a left ~ right paradigm of deceit where everyone has a price and will sell out!:

https://healthimpactnews.com/2024/robert-f-kennedy-jr-betrays-entire-health-freedom-movement-for-personal-gain/

They are going to hand the incoming (s)elected candidate an economic implosion, a false flag, and then the "last card"!:

https://www.tiktok.com/@shadow.reports/video/7446542987502488878

Which is the fake alien invasion!:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g525YfcVIwQ

We just entered the 4th year folks!:

https://sumofthyword.com/2016/10/04/the-rapture-of-the-church-is-after-the-tribulation/

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Jo's avatar

The Plunge Protection Team has been at work since Reagan's days. They're not ready to pull the plug. Too many people still have to be killed the old fashioned way; and the U.S. is the one expected to do that.

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John Townley's avatar

What no one is talking about is that the fed has been rolling off MBS as they get paid off or payments are made. This is keeping mortgage rates up around 6.5%. They are not adding any new MBS securities to replace the old ones. They have said they want to be totally out of MBSs asap. Some talk about speeding it up by outright selling them off as the balance is not dropping fast enough. This is putting any new loans squarely on the backs of banks and institutional investors. These lenders will want a rate high enough to cover any potential losses so expect rates to stay elevated or rise going forward. Would you want to lend your cash out for 30 years @ 6%, I wouldn't. Perhaps the same thing is happening in the bond market? If the Fed reverses their coarse and starts buying bonds then we will then be deep into a financial crisis. At this point they are still shedding both bonds and MBSs. BTW all the MBSs they have on the balance sheet are federally insured.

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Richard Stagnone's avatar

War is about to break out on multiple fronts. Trump is cutting the legs out from under his own Republican Speaker (Tank spending extension bill and Trump also called on lawmakers to use the bill to address the nation's debt ceiling, injecting a new element of complexity)

FED just fired a warning shot at Trump, you increase Tariffs and you get no Rate Cuts.

Trump will be whining constantly from this day, on…

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Doubledown Ruggins's avatar

so what is your play??

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