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The lessons for Wu were more valuable than any textbook, he wrote.
"I'm convinced I learned more in those 45 minutes than I did in 10 years of school and work," Wu said of the saga.

Following oral argument, the Court indicated that it would take the matter under submission without the need for further briefing.
JURISDICTIONAL STATEMENT

Good luck .. it does open the proper channels.
aeden
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Austrian economists, have criticized the US government's use of hedonic regression in computing its CPI, fearing it can be used to mask the true inflation rate and thus lower the interest it must pay on Treasury Inflation-Protected Securities (TIPS) and Social Security cost of living adjustments.

Economists believe that countries recently suffering hyperinflation have experienced.
A) reduced growth.
B) increased growth.
C) reduced prices.
D) lower interest rates.

Half the country is worried Biden isn’t really in charge and half the country is worried he is. adams

Little bit late to the party on that. We only manufacture excuses.

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The cycle shemitah 11 cycle 1 very soon and yes overlap is a few areas of the total Judgement from above.
You can hear the clutch smoking with these pagans.

Offshore jobs and pollution to China, then complain about it? That is it in a nutshell.
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I am, however, well entertained by what the CCP is doing in its neo-cultural revolution. I can just see all the woke corporatists in the board rooms of America squirming over the new people’s mandate for spiritual cleansing of things like sissy men and abnormal aesthetic’s. It is uncanny how they are targeting all the areas of cultural excess that Wall Street thrives on. I’m expecting professional sports bling to be the next thing on their short list. F@ck the NBA! The luxury brands are all in for a rude awakening as well, because conspicuous consumption (crazy rich Asians etc) will no longer be considered commendable. And of course, the oligarchs in Hong Kong can start looking at their watches. Because their hypocrisy will be tested soon enough. It’s only a matter of time before our woke American oligarchs will see their own comeuppance. Soros has built himself a Chinese birdcage.

It is interesting what has happened here. They say about 90,000 people left in the past year. The ones who did not flee, are doing fairly well. The local/neighborhood economy is energised because retail rents are once again affordable. If your business was aimed at mainland or international tourism, you are cooked. However, if you are aimed at the local population you are doing fairly well. Unemployment is single digits or close and the economy is net positive due to the finance sector. Isn’t that ironic. The city is essentially sealed off by travel quarantines so the virus is nil.
Of course, if you were a protest activist, you are not doing very well. You are worrying.

Regarding Wall Street, they, the CCP, have always said it’s socialism with Chinese characteristics. They never ever endorsed liberalism. The stupid analysts who don’t know a thing about China and it’s history, pretended there was nothing to it. Well they were all wrong. And when you peal away all the ideological window dressing, you see that there are issues they have decided they had better deal with. And they will do it irrespective of what dingbat twit Soros thinks.
Soros has some nerve speaking out against Chinese collectivism. Soros is a collectivist’s collectivist. As I have said in the past, Soros is the most despicable form of parasite. He makes his living trading on human misery. 7
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It would’ve taken a single phone call to shoot this story down.

Why didn’t that happen?

— Drew Holden (@DrewHolden360) September 5, 2021
You won’t hear any. Because this is the acceptable type of political lie.

Demsheviks and its insane handlers are getting desparate.
DCF will dry up and priming the stage for another neo conned cookie cutter color revolution.
Not a damn thing was done with fast and furious as the cults minions running out of funding.
Blow back is growing as the open border presstitutes poor gas on as the drug body count mounts with the
diseased and release DNC.
The Senate is awol into the 2030 agenda and mid term disinformations heading our way.
Any machine with wifi and lan is corupt with backorifice toolkits.
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Solar Winds - a giant cyber security firm whose security suite is installed on many of the major government and corporate networks across the first world - announces a catastrophic security breach in which hackers injected a back door into Solar Wind's codebase, which was then distributed to all of their clients during the next update cycle--granting the hackers access to all of those systems. Rootkits were likely then deployed granting full undetectable control. This event now gives cover for the hacking of the world’s power grids due to the fact that those systems have been compromised by "bad actors".

Root kits are already deployed. Its called windows.
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"A 48-year market vet warns that the Fed will be forced to tighten policy ‘way sooner’ than investors anticipate as inflation continues to soar – triggering a stock market crash of up to 80%"

[...]

“I’ve been of the belief that inflation is going to get to a point where the Fed’s going to have to tighten way sooner than people are anticipating, and that it will – because of the fragility in the global system – it will lead to a much faster, much steeper decline than anybody expects.”

https://forbesalert.com/news/finance/ba ... -up-to-80/
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vincecate wrote: Sun Sep 05, 2021 10:53 pm "A 48-year market vet warns that the Fed will be forced to tighten policy ‘way sooner’ than investors anticipate as inflation continues to soar – triggering a stock market crash of up to 80%"

[...]

“I’ve been of the belief that inflation is going to get to a point where the Fed’s going to have to tighten way sooner than people are anticipating, and that it will – because of the fragility in the global system – it will lead to a much faster, much steeper decline than anybody expects.”

https://forbesalert.com/news/finance/ba ... -up-to-80/
You are good at finding informed comments and remarks Vince! And you may well be right.
With the S&P 500 over the 4500 mark we can all expect a crash. The problem with bubbles is getting the timing right and predicting what will finally trigger the crash is an interesting activity but a "bit hit and miss". Most crashes happen after a short term bubble correction then people panic. But I agree we do need to watch the Fed closely because a tightening could well be the beginning.
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richard5za wrote: Mon Sep 06, 2021 2:56 am
vincecate wrote: Sun Sep 05, 2021 10:53 pm "A 48-year market vet warns that the Fed will be forced to tighten policy ‘way sooner’ than investors anticipate as inflation continues to soar – triggering a stock market crash of up to 80%"

[...]

“I’ve been of the belief that inflation is going to get to a point where the Fed’s going to have to tighten way sooner than people are anticipating, and that it will – because of the fragility in the global system – it will lead to a much faster, much steeper decline than anybody expects.”

https://forbesalert.com/news/finance/ba ... -up-to-80/
You are good at finding informed comments and remarks Vince! And you may well be right.
With the S&P 500 over the 4500 mark we can all expect a crash. The problem with bubbles is getting the timing right and predicting what will finally trigger the crash is an interesting activity but a "bit hit and miss". Most crashes happen after a short term bubble correction then people panic. But I agree we do need to watch the Fed closely because a tightening could well be the beginning.
In due course the crash will create deflation I suspect; so from short term inflation to longer term deflation I imagine
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immersion
https://www.researchgate.net/publicatio ... pe_priming

après moi le déluge

Used to express selfish disregard for problems that may occur in the future, especially after one's death or reign of control. This French phrase literally means, "After me, the flood." Attributed to both King Louis XV and his mistress Madame de Pompadour, the phrase likely refers to (and foreshadows) the difficulties that would befall France after years of the aristocracy's lavish living.

The left has once again worshiped the politics of envy in fiat.

Rather simple as bolt holes are drilled for Corporate compliance mandates.

The basic flaw is the same map. My garden provides so fair trade can ensue above the margin.
Somehow the want of a nail will always be ignored.
Even if you give them a toolbox they worship SOMA.
It was put simply as given over to a debased mind.
The effects are simple and no we did not covet.
We prepared for a Time, Times, and Half a Time.
Some how we are percieved as another problem to the alleged educated
as being to many.

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For the what are they saying cohort.

15. Capture one or both of the political parties in the United States.
35. Discredit and eventually dismantle the FBI.
37. Infiltrate and gain control of big business.
38. Transfer some of the powers of arrest from the police to social agencies.
Treat all behavioral problems as psychiatric disorders which no one but psychiatrists can understand [or treat].

Ponerogenic groups are those with a statistically high number of pathological individuals,
to the point that the group as a whole exercises egotistical and pathological behavior.

Not cryptic just go read Gramsci cultural hegemony papers.
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This is gonna be a cold, cold winter season... in His garden...

Still they wander in darkness.

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The Illusion of Stability, the Inevitability of Collapse
https://www.oftwominds.com/blogsept21/i ... y9-21.html
Beneath the illusory stability of rising GDP, the extremes of debt, leverage, stimulus and speculative frenzy required to keep the 'phantom wealth bubble' from imploding are all rising parabolically.
“Hard times create strong men. Strong men create good times. Good times create weak men. And, weak men create hard times.”

― G. Michael Hopf, Those Who Remain
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