Financial topics

Investments, gold, currencies, surviving after a financial meltdown
aeden
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Wobbles will amplify through this industry since hedges will be the rope burn as we noted before.
I am not even going to date it when they complained we hedged for 5 and its going for 10.
For those who bailed at 43xx spx the other guy already new it was going to 4243 spx.
The point is if they do not inflate it detonates anyways. Captain Oatmeal inflation plantation
will detonate sooner than l8ter since no clearing mechinism exists since they demsheviks made damn well
sure of that. As they told me the only thing that survived was bread beer bitches and we read also
that 40 bucks for a mule the government bought out was enough for that guy to survive.
Our Farmall F-14 was souped up from them factory boys to 1640 rpm.
We still have it when it pulled wagons a long time ago.
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aeden
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For those who have read Eli Wiesel remember who your advisory realty is.
Job told you.

Antonio Gramsci and George Lukacs carried the torch and created a strategy for destroying both Christian influence and the Western culture itself.
Instead of calling for a communist revolution, as they had in Russia, they decided they should seize political power last, after what they called "
A Long March through the Institutions" of the West.

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Nobody thinking wants to support the Technocratic Euthanocracy anymore.

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richard5za
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Higgenbotham wrote:
Wed Aug 17, 2022 11:14 am
While we are waiting for the Fed minutes to be released, here is something market related which is very, very interesting and curious to me.

The stock market made its high on September 3, 1929, then crashed in October. The rebound high after the October crash ended on April 16, 1930 seven months and 13 days later. Then of course the market fell for another 26 months until 1932, losing about 90%.

Our current stock market made its high on January 4, 2022 (it was not open on January 3). Yesterday, seven months and 12 days later, also on the 16th of the month, it made a rebound high and then turned down.
I am astounded at the mathematical similarities to 1929. As you say, Higg, it is most interesting. Add to this the fact that if now the market crashes, both were at a 57% rebound. Its almost as if the maths is a translator of human sentiment which over more than 90 years hasn't changed.

aeden
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http://www.LeaveThemAlone.com
People worried about heating their homes and putting food on the table this winter are “enemies of the state”

27th December 1929: calls for the 'liquidation of the kulaks is a class'

We are 1929 as they attack.
The special interest have targeted we the People.
H is correct its here as the demsheviks wipe us clean.

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aeden
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Good luck with expectations from swamp people.
The cluster attacks for even survival purposes now for the people alludes the special eds.
We smile since they got the root kit they deserved.
Something about that helmet of the full armor in His garden.

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aeden
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ISO 14024 for the asses of masses so we will pass on the cricket flour for B-12
We will stick to food sources of vitamin B-12 include poultry, meat, fish and dairy.
Vitamin K2 is a form of vitamin K that you can get from butter, egg yolks.
We used to call it a balanced diet.
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aeden
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The USA has millionaire and billionaire kings and queens and their omnipotent bureaucrats who rule for life and do
whatever the fuck they want. Whatever that system of government is called. Captain Oatmeal and the wont of a nail.

Cool Breeze
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Re: Financial topics

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richard5za wrote:
Thu Aug 18, 2022 7:37 am
Higgenbotham wrote:
Wed Aug 17, 2022 11:14 am
While we are waiting for the Fed minutes to be released, here is something market related which is very, very interesting and curious to me.

The stock market made its high on September 3, 1929, then crashed in October. The rebound high after the October crash ended on April 16, 1930 seven months and 13 days later. Then of course the market fell for another 26 months until 1932, losing about 90%.

Our current stock market made its high on January 4, 2022 (it was not open on January 3). Yesterday, seven months and 12 days later, also on the 16th of the month, it made a rebound high and then turned down.
I am astounded at the mathematical similarities to 1929. As you say, Higg, it is most interesting. Add to this the fact that if now the market crashes, both were at a 57% rebound. Its almost as if the maths is a translator of human sentiment which over more than 90 years hasn't changed.
Leg down starting now, or starting in the Fall/Winter?

richard5za
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Cool Breeze wrote:
Thu Aug 18, 2022 9:36 am

Leg down starting now, or starting in the Fall/Winter?
That is the unanswered question. The fascinating part is if the leg down / crash is now then the similarity to 1929 maths

Higgenbotham
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High to secondary high in 2007/2008 was 7 months and 8 days.

Still, I would be surprised to see it turn down here. My sentiment is with the herd (who is expecting more rally) even though I'm short.
While the periphery breaks down rather slowly at first, the capital cities of the hegemon should collapse suddenly and violently.

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