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antifa double standards in the eu zoners

His point in Germany was the soap bubble has burst on a so called constitutional order.


It’s increasingly clear that the private sector must just fend for itself...
Many Americans appear to have gotten the message...

They will get their antifa cannon fodder to scale the White House fence and make a run at it mid Sept is ground chatter.
They will be arrested and maybe gunned down if there are too many.
The presstitute media will claim that Trump is murdering unarmed peaceful protesters.

Hose them with blue dye so that their outed to family, friends, and the public.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bdW5S3vGWf4

germans are very pissed

the old fury was mentioned

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yhaScQwkpx0
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faceplant and gargle meets the new handler yellow kid of amaroid from washcompost

Missed CUT by some.
Oil look confused by yea de flows
Commodity's like a frog in blender as always

I seen the axis adjustment note.

Also a Company invested primarily in real estate, financial services, and infrastructure companies in Central
and Eastern Europe and China. Profit Margin -355.96% Debt to Assets 77.57%
Yea special.

Locust and chinese food supply still on the radar
no reports from cpp
they b skaaaarooood

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PBLwtMb7oiw 130 years of science was not correct but we kind of suspicious

back to dust shell burst formations

Street taking profits, buying insurance. Wonder what the Robins are doing.

https://www.jewishpress.com/indepth/opi ... 020/08/03/
pagan evil roots

As of this moment, 11:20 am ET, according to Bloomberg TV, the question is: Do you buy the dip?

That's what everyone is asking themselves, according to Bloomberg.

John wrote: Thu Sep 03, 2020 11:23 am As of this moment, 11:20 am ET, according to Bloomberg TV, the question is: Do you buy the dip?

That's what everyone is asking themselves, according to Bloomberg.

Both sad and mad. That Hussman article that Higg posted explained the bubble psychology very well. I suspect that the party is now beginning. I am moderately short as I write and will add very prudently. No point wiping out before the party is in full swing!

richard5za wrote: Thu Sep 03, 2020 11:57 am I suspect that the party is now beginning. I am moderately short as I write and will add very prudently. No point wiping out before the party is in full swing!

With the S&P down 3.5% and the VIX up 23% it is a good day for a guy with S&P puts. But a long way to go to get where I was in March.

Seems like we may be headed down now though. Will be watching Friday and Monday more than I usually do.

vincecate wrote: Thu Sep 03, 2020 2:48 pm

richard5za wrote: Thu Sep 03, 2020 11:57 am I suspect that the party is now beginning. I am moderately short as I write and will add very prudently. No point wiping out before the party is in full swing!

With the S&P down 3.5% and the VIX up 23% it is a good day for a guy with S&P puts. But a long way to go to get where I was in March.

Seems like we may be headed down now though. Will be watching Friday and Monday more than I usually do.

The Hussman view was that he would't be surprised is S&P 500 lost 2/3 rds of its value from 3500. So down to 1200 That in my view is fair value in current Covid economic circumstances. BUT it normally over shoots. So maybe 700 could be the result after a couple of years of grinding down. Some people predict lower.

richard5za wrote: Thu Sep 03, 2020 3:10 pm

vincecate wrote: Thu Sep 03, 2020 2:48 pm

richard5za wrote: Thu Sep 03, 2020 11:57 am I suspect that the party is now beginning. I am moderately short as I write and will add very prudently. No point wiping out before the party is in full swing!

With the S&P down 3.5% and the VIX up 23% it is a good day for a guy with S&P puts. But a long way to go to get where I was in March.

Seems like we may be headed down now though. Will be watching Friday and Monday more than I usually do.

The Hussman view was that he would't be surprised is S&P 500 lost 2/3 rds of its value from 3500. So down to 1200 That in my view is fair value in current Covid economic circumstances. BUT it normally over shoots. So maybe 700 could be the result after a couple of years of grinding down. Some people predict lower.

You probably know that the mainstream view is "policy mistakes" were the cause of the stock market losing 90% during the Great Depression and that preventing those "mistakes" will result in losing less during any upcoming Depression. Seems to me like the US is making more mistakes than it did in the 1920s and 1930s.

My main thought about the activity of recent weeks is that if this country is stupid enough to blow the biggest bubble in the history of the world, plus go bankrupt to do it, then everyone needs to be wary of how stupid things will get on the way down.