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aeden
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https://philadelphia.cbslocal.com/2022/ ... rump-raid/
You know why via rome root kit.
I had them in my Office a long long time ago about just about such things.
They know.
Post wrap up sweep.

The rep serf works for beach bum anyways.
https://media.patriots.win/post/iDgTJ5bU.png Serfs up. You poor damned fools.
His Handlers given a free pass for internecine juice slaughter.
So much for that six inches of space between the taxpayers ears.
Not a fan of the other guy either since Anna.

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u r here on hurst cycle sigma L

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u4FnMJj76V4 @55 into it

The white horse is the deciever and being decieved.
You have no actionable item to discuss in plain site. Sealed.
Galatians 6:7

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Dow from 2008 vs today. Seems interesting...

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aeden
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You are a drafted 57 year old male Ukrainian, literally pulled out of a pool by Zelensky's draft goons.
Given a week of training, in a trench somewhere on the front line, getting shelled every day, watching other draftees getting blown to bits...
And have a view of that pipeline as Russian oil/gas is flowing west while the Juice boxes in Kiev are getting rich.

We have had the stone age... the iron age... the industrial age... the information age...
this period of human history will be known as the age of insanity...

Hell will be filled with the cries of avarice and the laments of fools. Blessed are the poor.
Blessed are those who are persecuted because of righteousness, for theirs is the kingdom of heaven. mt5
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aeden
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Coinbase Global Inc (NASDAQ:COIN) investors, with the stock down more than 64% year-to-date overall even after a big 41.2% gain this week following a new cryptocurrency deal with BlackRock Inc (NYSE:BLK).

While Coinbase bulls celebrate the long-awaited good news, Coinbase short sellers are getting torched.

Massive Profits Wiped Out: As of the end of June, Coinbase had been one of the most profitable short trades in the market in 2022, scoring short sellers a more than $2 billion year-to-date mark-to-market profit. However, Coinbase short sellers endured $1 billion in losses since that time, according to S3 Partners analyst Ihor Dusaniwsky. He said Coinbase short sellers have now taken a $492 million mark-to-market loss in August, including a $363 million hit on Thursday. /markets.businessinsider.com

Any and all tech is chosenites winners and loser as senate cheat sheet inside grifters.
Glad we got out count 7 before the inflation grifter bill passed.
The gas pipeline terminated by the greenmasks and watermelon retards was implemented to be finished
so the east coast morons will not freeze this winter. Your welcome and do retire acrimoniously.
I do have some oil and gas and other stocks that actually make stuff for the morons still trapped in the bish zones.

As indicated the Hurst cycles are stating the obvious and basing capex on cpi values your just nuts.

68 appointees have an average of 2.4 years of real business experience for the demsheviks.
Clueless callous calculations that are the wasting in dead capital to input solutions.

Democrats forcing EVs onto the poor and wasting classes being wiped out. Priceless.
These psychopaths don't care about the economy or inputs they care about total control only.
$7K would be 1,400 gallons - at 20 MPG that is 28,000 miles worth of driving.
The EV stuff is already past 50 shades of stupid spiking 7k for raws.

42,000 of ice miles compared to rule of 72 rate of risk free return capex. Priceless.

65 percent of respondents said that over the next three years they are diversifying away from traditional asset classes
run by esg morons and demshevik useful idiots.

Earlier this year, the Muddy Waters founder released a white paper showing that Mitts’s conclusions are flawed,
in part because after looking at the data set, Block found that only about 20 percent of the authors whose reports Mitts analyzed were actually short the stocks they wrote about. https://www.institutionalinvestor.com/a ... mmissioner
Given the landscape they are clueless would be a step up to what is going to happen as before when then the blamed seeking alpo and algos
that devastated supply chain clearing.

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Since Oblama Executive Order 13526 The Pres can declass anything He wants to. Trump was Pres you blithering idiots.
The archive nuts are pissing up a rope anyways.

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Tom Mazanec
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Wrong, vincecate:
Yahoo Finance
Inflation moderates in July as CPI rises at less-than-expected 8.5%
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/july-inf ... 30998.html
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aeden, I like salad, but not word salad.
“Hard times create strong men. Strong men create good times. Good times create weak men. And, weak men create hard times.”

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Tom Mazanec wrote:
Wed Aug 10, 2022 9:47 am
Wrong, vincecate:
Inflation moderates in July as CPI rises at less-than-expected 8.5%
Yup. Now the question is does it continue down next month or is this month noise and the trend still up.

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We will bump what H noted and retrace from 43xx is best guess and pain drain. I lean on the hurst cycle retracement somewhat more going into
this blow out scenario. Our sweeps indicated few below 10 PE with cash flow in back testing each way as noted and linked.
As Ziehan noted just go away for a month and let the call/put ratio explain it to the dumb money then as the index warned also.
Money is going to private equity in record in fact. Even the few blue dogs understand this fact.

On the left coast one forwarded the reality of 80,000+ more IRS agents? Really?
He noted...
"My wife and I went to our second city council meeting yesterday to see if there was any progress since the first one we went to.
In our neighborhood there was a 6 person shoot out all caught on camera 2 nights ago.
Business owners were furious. To make a long story short.... all excuses. This state is f&^ked.
I will not be going to another one of these meetings. Waste of time.
This just reaffirms my choice to get the f&^k out."

House prices are sure doing great things in Florida (falling).

He has been liquidating his left coast assets and leaving the failed brain dead State. BISH is doomed to collapse and the pass through costs as
inputs will take down the rest in SALT. The current flyover gas line that was terminated at over 90 percent completion is the only thing
that will save the east coast morons from freezing to death on the branch being restarted for NDA preempted reality.

I understand your core position on cpi and we forwarded the facts of it.

They are being wiped clean and out. Enough lies to relect the fools heading into collapse as we prepare to live below the margin they cannot fathom.

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Slightly over 4200 on August 11 was one possible area I've had in mind for a top in the S&P and we are there maybe one day early.

Higher later in the month or next month is possible.

This is from 2020:
Higgenbotham wrote:
Mon Aug 10, 2020 4:49 pm
The reason is markets like to turn on the 11th of the month (they also make important highs and lows on the 9th or 10th but not as often as on the 11th). I talked about this last week, noting that August 4 or so might not be a high because markets don't normally turn at that time of the month and that it might float up a few more days, also noting that the divergences in indexes make that supposition more questionable. August 11 was a daily high before the Lehman debacle in 2008. It wasn't the high for the year 2008 or anything like that, but it was an important turn.
Also the 7 year cycle shows weakness or topping in August in 2015, 2008, 2001, and 1987.

It would be really good for bears if the 50 percent retracement at 4228 doesn't get exceeded. The 50 percent retracement didn't get exceeded in 1989/1990 on the Nikkei and if it doesn't it seems possible the bulls could knock on the door for quite some time as I mentioned before. On the other hand it is later in the year than when the 50% retracement on the Nikkei was challenged in June 1990.
While the periphery breaks down rather slowly at first, the capital cities of the hegemon should collapse suddenly and violently.

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