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Makes sense also they are not genetically sequencing all the hospital cases because it's too expensive and it's a low sized sample set anyways which leads to statistical insignificance. Scripps has been on this mapping as we know also. Given our recent gain of function product problems we will stick with to the point science are crazy murdering problem solution reaction maniacs for now since yes we understood the science also.
Like it was said I was happy with toast and and my Wifes Oximeter reading that day moving finally in the right direction.
As it was put for us also If you're comparing Delta from two months ago with Omicron today you're also using a different sample set.
Yea we get that facet but our interest for now is window effects. There's a host of other reasons why there might be spurious correlations, or other things such that if it's claimed Omicron spreads massively faster, than the type of people it infects are different than other sample sets for other variants. Also politically there's an incentive to keep this shit show going. Data fragility exists as the Swedish files are what they are and we can derive some direction with it also and it apparent other have also for now so we move ahead. Now we can have fun with the poison pill memes from the Bain Capital predators also again as the hot debt potatoe is passed around for the rating zombies to ignore we ponder on that aspect.
Hard to see if they can hold there britches up since the belt way changes them and not the other way around. Yea those dead shark eyes the Pastor noted in them was a dead give away whats actually in them also. Our next science regard for circumstances moves us alone into April and yea we can garner fortune favors the brave for now and fear is the beginnig of who actually owns this garden treaded on also with a peace beyond understanding for a few. Avoid the brain dead as it is going to get alot darker for now was the warning I took from the last few weeks. Never fight the tape and we sold into this alleged current strength as we sort out what can be done since we know what is out that is being ignored. The current eye rolls suggest what was already ignored anyways.
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Back to 47xx and mock us to oblvion bout 49xx. To tired to care really going forward for now.
We can always go as related to the cognitive bias of illusory superiority that comes from people's
inability to recognize their lack of ability. I have none other than trying to avoid them also and do mind the tape.
We will see what this compression model brings forward for now and yea more than few understand this also.

Kind of day again for the Brody https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ujUfZ3tH1gQ
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go ahead tell us about legion https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gf9rd0xwrZM
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m and h.8
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"This makes the Central Bank of Russia the only central bank whose rate hikes have actually caught up with inflation. Interest rates that are below the rate of inflation are still stimulative and inflationary; Russia has reached some level of neutral."

"Since July, the Bank of Russia has been using the term “persistent” in its statements to describe this inflation, while the Fed’s Powell was still clinging ludicrously to “transitory” and “temporary.”

https://wolfstreet.com/2021/12/22/end-o ... p-in-time/
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vincecate wrote: Thu Dec 23, 2021 12:53 am "This makes the Central Bank of Russia the only central bank whose rate hikes have actually caught up with inflation. Interest rates that are below the rate of inflation are still stimulative and inflationary; Russia has reached some level of neutral."

"Since July, the Bank of Russia has been using the term “persistent” in its statements to describe this inflation, while the Fed’s Powell was still clinging ludicrously to “transitory” and “temporary.”

https://wolfstreet.com/2021/12/22/end-o ... p-in-time/
The question is whether other countries follow Russia's lead and so create a general awareness of the inflation problem. As a rule Russia is regarded as a bit 'loony' in the West and so will probably be ignored for the present
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German import prices up 24.7% year over year. The highest in 50 years.

https://tradingeconomics.com/germany/import-prices
https://www.dw.com/en/german-import-pri ... a-60237176

Nothing to see here, move along...
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The PCE price index for November increased 5.7 percent from one year ago

https://www.bea.gov/news/2021/personal- ... ember-2021

The PCE is engineered to have the lowest inflation reading of all the inflation indexes, so the Fed uses this one.
If this is saying 5.7% then really you are seeing over 10% inflation.
Remember, the fed claims to have tools to fight inflation, if they ever see any.
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vincecate wrote: Mon Dec 20, 2021 3:08 pm
Higgenbotham wrote: Sun Dec 19, 2021 6:01 pm So why has the Fed quietly done $1.5 trillion in reverse repos?
It is now $1.758 trillion

https://fred.stlouisfed.org/graph/?g=K4Lw
Most have been talking about tapering and its effects. This week I wondered if the Fed and the banks could/would use the reverse repos to support the market at 4500. Some thought losing the 4500 level could cause an acceleration down. Tonight we can see that reverse repos were reduced almost 200 billion in just the 3 days since December 20. Meantime, the S&P is up about 200 points.
While the periphery breaks down rather slowly at first, the capital cities of the hegemon should collapse suddenly and violently.
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