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Investments, gold, currencies, surviving after a financial meltdown
aeden
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richard5za wrote:The SP 500 futures on THursday showing a pre-open drop of some 0.7% Maybe this is the turning point?
No.

Next round of mobilizations in global zones.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kIKOmZD_Zj4
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** 13-Feb-2020 World View: Stock market futures
richard5za wrote: > The SP 500 futures on THursday showing a pre-open drop of some
> 0.7% Maybe this is the turning point?
This is being described as a reaction to the surge in confirmed
coronavirus cases and deaths, as I've been describing.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OFc3NiHFHh8

Dems' turnout increase was attributable to Kasich/Rubio types crossing over from '16 GOP primary -
not heightened progressive/Sanders base

tell me the left side of a fish head is different from the right side

our demographic would kick bern in the ass and call him lucky nothing was in hand

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EupmMLBmIII
sweeps mid march
thread: l8ter

You are correct on the theme H.

Failure modes all suggest.
Aggregate suggest 40 to 50 percent op practices loss.
Design 30 to 40 percent losses.
Defensive practices 10 to 30 percent losses.

One might ask the question, "Aren't American socialists in favor of their own country's survival?"
To answer this question, we must turn to abnormal psychology.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b_3rvnV4FNU
Permafrost trees dates show that water mellon politicians are simple scourge as they truly are.
Maurice was right to even consider any actual dialog with that species.
thread: thaw

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Higgenbotham wrote:
Fed’s Powell must clear up mistaken impression T-bill purchases are fueling stock bubble, former central banker says

Published: Jan 29, 2020 11:23 a.m. ET

Former New York Fed President says it’s important to push back given that the balance sheet expansion is going to end soon


Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell must use his press conference later Wednesday to clear up the market’s mistaken impression that the central bank’s expansion of its balance sheet is fueling the rise in stocks, said former New York Fed President William Dudley on Wednesday.

“They need to explain very clearly why they are doing this — to add more reserves to the banking system and what are the consequences of that — and push back a little bit against this narrative that their T-bill purchases are fueling a big bubble in the equity market. I just don’t think that’s true,” Dudley said in an interview on Bloomberg Television.

Dudley said stocks are rising because the economy is healthy, earnings are solid and the Fed has signaled that it won’t even think about raising interest rates until inflation rises over its 2% annual target.
https://www.marketwatch.com/story/feds- ... 2020-01-29

My take would be that the Fed is getting nervous about how big this bubble is getting. It's my guess that the market will test the Fed, knowing that the Fed is on the run, and make the Fed "do something" to break the bubble rather than letting the Fed get by with mere jawboning.
With stocks hitting record highs today, this hit the wires about 15 minutes ago at 3 pm eastern.
Fed cuts size of O/N repo ops and plans smaller term OPS

The Fed has announced that they will keep the monthly pace of T-bill reserve management purchases at US$60 billion. However, they will cut the overnight repo operations to $100 billion (was 120 billion previously).

They also announced that they would cut the Tuesday and Thursday term repos to $25 billion from $30 billion previously for February and trim that amount to $20 billion for March.

The Fed has been growing the balance sheet to provide enough liquidity to the system. Some are speculating that liquidity has been plowing into stocks. The announced small trimming has helped to push stocks back into the negative. The NASDAQ index is currently down -2.9 points or -0.3% at 9723. The index was trading around 9739 before the announcement.
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While the periphery breaks down rather slowly at first, the capital cities of the hegemon should collapse suddenly and violently.

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Monsignor Georges Lemaître (1894 - 1966)

The egg theory and samples taken reflect the point the nova shell fragment that hit the earth and moon and left clear samples.
Other events hit us also and reminders that one event does not cover the magnitude of the nova effects
recorded from cultures. It does not change any point other then the one that sits on top of our developing head.
The cycles of geomagnetic shifts and plasma ejection is captured on geologic structured ignored for reasons
other than actual talent or logic as we are.
The point is past debate the surface blew of and the particles are fact as are other facets of survival
that the narrowing of peoples to produce was real and yes rather recent in simple terms.
The discharge of material and arc flashing must of crossed a few minds also when the telegraph lined caught fire
and the operators got shocked. Maybe the owner of the garden needed to shock that culture but we are not the owners now are we.
Many things we can change as this current mental malady runs its course as we are.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sgIfkqSF0Co
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** 13-Feb-2020 World View: Fed cuts money printing operations
Higgenbotham wrote: > The Fed has announced that they will keep the monthly pace of
> T-bill reserve management purchases at US$60
> billion. However, they will cut the overnight repo
> operations to $100 billion (was 120 billion previously).
Perhaps Powell wants to save some "bullets" in case the coronavirus
emergency turns into a stock market crisis.

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