Dustin Serrault

@IncomeSharks @TheSkayeth Isn’t GDP expected to grow at 2.2% this year? Unemployment is at 4.4% which is well below the historical average 5.6%. Consumer spending is still rising but at a slower rate. This conflict will increase inflation (4-5%) but that should ease back to 3% or lower by end of Q3.

@TheSkayeth How does the conflict ending suddenly get GDP to go up, unemployment to go down, and consumers to have more money to spend?

This war will end. Every war does. And when it does, the people who stayed invested will be up 30%. The people who panic sold will spend the next five years explaining why they were "being smart." Being smart and being scared are not the same thing.

@APompliano Honestly doesn’t seem that bad… hopefully it’ll be contained below 2.25-2.5% then begin to drop once we end this Iran conflict

Inflation now up to ~ 1.8% according to Truflation.

@KobeissiLetter Maybe it’s because indeed sucks… it’s a bad experience for job posters and jobseekers.

BREAKING: Job postings on Indeed fell -5% YoY in the week ending March 13th, to the lowest since October 2025. Postings have declined -36% since April 2022 and are now down to February 2021 levels. The number of available vacancies is now only +3% above pre-pandemic levels seen in February 2020. Furthermore, LinkUp job openings are down to the 2nd-lowest level since 2021. LinkUp tracks real-time US labor demand using job postings sourced directly from the websites of the 10,000 largest US employers. US labor market weakness is spreading.

@pdicarlotrader $plug, $zeta, $onds, $abcl, $iova, $smci

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@PeterSchiff @Crypto0637 I guess you haven’t heard his bitcoin thesis 😆

@Crypto0637 Would be much better if Musk used gold.

@KobeissiLetter Are you guys desperate for news headlines? How is this breaking news? Why is everything BREAKING news now? Appreciate your content but settle down, oil is where it was this morning lol

BREAKING: US oil prices erase losses and turn positive on the day, now back above $97/barrel, as the Trump Administration does not provide a timeline on when the Iran war will end. We are nearing $100/barrel as the US appears to have lost control of the oil market again.

@Morecryptoonl Given everything that’s going on, it honestly looks more like strength than weakness. S&P only down 5% with the amount of volatility seems reasonable. Also 5-10% corrections are healthy…

The major indices continue to show weakness. Roadmap intact. The next 10 years could be a lost decade for the market. $SPX $SPY

@CheddarFlow That’s like 5 mil lol idk about whale volume

$SPY Put Whales Just DOUBLED DOWN

@KobeissiLetter lol all that to say it’s up $1 in the last 2 hours…

Absolute insanity: In just 2 hours, oil prices have now fallen -$10/barrel and risen +$11/barrel, with prices now nearing $90/barrel again. This is unprecedented volatility.

@elonmusk WTF…

Yes

@SuperLuckeee 5-10% is a correction, not a crash

SPY crashes 5–10% in the next 30 days. 5 reasons this could happen: 1. The Iran war is dragging past 5 weeks. Markets priced in a surgical strike and a clean exit. What they are getting is an active conflict with no defined end date. Uncertainty causes chaos. 2. China and Russia are circling. Sri Lanka just allowed an Iranian Navy vessel to dock at Trincomalee one of the most strategically vital deep-water harbors in the Indian Ocean. 48 hours ago Sri Lanka was a bystander. Today it is a party. Every neutral nation that picks a side widens this war. 3. Oil is spiking and infrastructure is burning. Every $10 rise in oil adds 20 basis points to CPI. Oil is already up $15 from recent lows. When refineries, pipelines, and tanker routes start disappearing, that math gets violent fast. 4. The uncertainty has no expiry date. Markets do not fear war. Markets fear not knowing when the war ends. The longer that answer takes, the more earnings forecasts, rate expectations, and consumer confidence all reprice downward simultaneously. 5. The Fed has no room to save us. If oil hits $120 and CPI pushes back toward 5%, the Fed cannot cut rates to cushion the crash. They become spectators. The one tool markets have relied on for fifteen years gets taken off the table entirely. Every one of these is already in motion.

@PeterSchiff Why not share your reasoning? Are you basing this off facts or did you just read a Politico article?

Investors seem to be assuming a short and successful war. While that would be the ideal outcome, I think the probability is low. Once the markets start to price in a more pessimistic outcome, stocks, bonds, crypto, and the dollar will be much lower, and oil and gold much higher.

@BernieSanders Why not try and balance the budget? Always with the taxes instead of fixing the spending issue

My 5% billionaire wealth tax will raise $4.4 trillion to: ✔ Give $3,000 to everyone in a household making $150,000 or less ✔ Build 7 million homes & apartments ✔ Enact a $60,000 minimum teacher salary ✔ Expand Medicare for dental, vision & hearing And much more...

@PeterSchiff All Peter does is cry lately… super annoying

Trump's lawsuit against JPMorgan proves he either doesn’t understand or doesn’t believe in the free enterprise system on which our nation was founded. Banks close accounts not because they don’t want the business, but because government regulators punish them for ignoring red flags. Instead of suing a bank for complying with overly onerous regulations, Trump should repeal those regulations. Free enterprise is based on voluntary exchange for the mutual benefit of both parties. That means customers can’t force a private company to do business with them. I’m sure there were plenty of rental applications Trump rejected because he did not want those applicants as tenants.

@PeterSchiff @streamex So 1/3 of $STRC?

This week @streamex launched a gold token that pays a 3.5% yield. It's for accredited investors and, for now, has a high minimum. This beats stablecoins backed by dollars that yield nothing, or Bitcoin that's backed by nothing and yields nothing. Gold is the future of blockchain.

@dsteinberg10000 @ZetaGlobal Great interview! Zeta is my largest investment because of the faith that I have in you and your team. Appreciate the transparency and excited to see what the future holds for @ZetaGlobal !

I really enjoyed sitting down with Anthony to talk about @ZetaGlobal‘s massive competitive advantages, the moats around our business, and our 18th consecutive quarter of beating guidance and raising guidance. $zeta LG 🚀🚀🚀

@pdicarlotrader $PLUG update!

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@PeterSchiff Bro why so negative these days lol guess metals don’t perform well in a stabilizing/ growing economy 😂

The better-than-expected 172,000 jobs supposedly created in January are just as likely to be revised substantially lower as the major downward revisions to prior months that were also reported today. The government always over-estimates job creation.

@milesdeutscher Somewhere between denial and panick… maybe bottom around $50k, bear bottom won’t be as long as previous cycles. Hope we can flush out all leverage and build a strong base for a rally into Q3-Q4 2026 through 2027. 🤞🏼

Where do you think we are in the crypto market cycle? Depression? Disbelief?

@quantum_ascend What about the new ATH call the last months and $15-20 WIF?

I know the Twitter consensus is that $BTC is going to continue to crash & burn. But we have this CME Gap up at 81K. At minimum, I'd expect a fill sooner than later.