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Jac

@DiversifiedTF

Trade with the Trend, Ride Winners, Cut Losers, Manage Risk. I see nothing to change.

Katılım Ağustos 2015
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Jac
Jac@DiversifiedTF·
In 1987, when I started trading, successful investors cited these rules as ones that they remember their predecessors citing: Trade with the Trend. Ride Winners Cut Losers Manage Risk I see nothing to change.
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Not Jerome Powell
Not Jerome Powell@alifarhat79·
Global debt is $315 trillion… who the fvck we owe? Uranus?
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Andrea Lisi, CFA
Andrea Lisi, CFA@Andrea_Lisi_CFA·
Raphael Bostic and Michelle Bowman discussed their current views on inflation and interest rates. Bostic anticipated that inflation would continue to decrease this year and into 2025, but it would take time to ensure it is on a clear path to the 2% target. Contrary to the prevailing views, I hold a different perspective. Inflation, in my analysis, is not only accelerating but also raising concerns about Fed officials' lack of attention to the commodity markets. Commodity Markets are telling us the following. 1) The global economy is accelerating again; many industrial metals like #Copper have spiked recently to record highs. 2) Precious Metals are at record highs, mainly due to the fact that we weaponized the dollar. Consequently, many central banks are selling treasuries and increasing their gold buying. A clear vote of no confidence to the US nefarious fiscal policy. It's concerning to note that the Fed seems to overlook its own indicators. As evident from the chart below, the Chicago Fed Financial Conditions index is well below zero, indicating easy financial conditions. This trend has been easing again since October 2022, a fact that seems to be escaping the Fed's attention. Inflation is picking up momentum; investors are adjusting accordingly, but the Fed is not!
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Jac@DiversifiedTF·
Banking (the obfuscation of our currency).
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Jac@DiversifiedTF·
Due to an obfuscation of the "currency" by a so called banking system. It's the interest, stupid!
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Jac@DiversifiedTF·
@willywoo @marcvanderchijs BTC or any other crypto does not solve inflation/deflation and is not immutable. Stupid is as stupid does.
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Willy Woo
Willy Woo@willywoo·
What a time to be alive. BTC at $1m will happen easily in the next 10 years. Follow on impacts will be long lasting... - BTC becomes a reserve currency - a purge of central bank corruption - wars become expensive - younger leadership building for a future they will live in
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Jac
Jac@DiversifiedTF·
@Object_Zero_ @_Siaynoq @RnaudBertrand So then, how is it even possible to maintain a vital money circulation without accumulating terminal debt when "debts" are subject to interest?
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Object Zero@Object_Zero_·
By having the government borrow the money from a Central Bank, the system creates a legal instrument that has both a faucet and a sink for the newly created money. The Central Bank, prints the money into existence and buys the bonds, then when the bond matures the Central Bank retires the money. If the government just printed money instead of the Central Bank, there would only be a faucet. Some countries have tried this and it’s very difficult to persuade governments to run a surplus so that they can retire some money from the economy. So we have this odd structure just to create these instruments (the bonds), so that there is a legal faucet and sink tied to every quantum of newly printed money. If we allowed the government to finance itself ad hoc, without the rigid time structure and faucet/sink of bonds, the government would likely be incapable of avoiding hyperinflation. We have built a complex solution to protect us from our short term impulses.
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Arnaud Bertrand
Arnaud Bertrand@RnaudBertrand·
This is absolutely priceless. And probably the most frightening clip you'll ever watch on the people in charge of the US economy. Jared Bernstein is literally the Chair of the Council of Economic Advisers, the main agency advising Biden on economic policy
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Jac
Jac@DiversifiedTF·
@AnthonyCrudele Close all open positions/cancel stops with one click, re-open all previously closed positions/reinstate all stops with one click.
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Anthony Crudele
Anthony Crudele@AnthonyCrudele·
What is one thing you wish your trading execution platform would prevent you from doing or something you wish it could do for you? One thing I would like is for the platform to only let me enter trades on one side of the market. The side I chose in premarket.
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Jac@DiversifiedTF·
@geertwilderspvv That's not a clever tweet Geertje and will lose you many votes
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Geert Wilders
Geert Wilders@geertwilderspvv·
Turning back the tide…
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Jac
Jac@DiversifiedTF·
@dbenner83 @JMilei Banca y Economía son mutuamente excluyentes. Estúpido es como estúpido lo hace.
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Jac@DiversifiedTF·
@nfergus @JMilei @wef Is this the same guy that wants to swap one obfuscated currency (Peso) for another obfuscated currecy ($) so that in the name of rectitude we can suffer the same terminal consequences of a privatised currency subject to interest?!
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Niall Ferguson
Niall Ferguson@nfergus·
"The western world is in danger . . . because those who are supposed to defend the values of the west have been co-opted by a vision of the world that inexorably leads to socialism, and therefore to poverty.” Try to hear the whole of @JMilei 's speech at the @wef yesterday, a magnificent defense of individual liberty and the free market economy. youtube.com/watch?v=Pfcd0g…
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The Spectator Index
The Spectator Index@spectatorindex·
JUST IN: JPMorgan warns that the 🇺🇸 US national debt of $34 trillion is a 'boiling frog' situation
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Jac@DiversifiedTF·
@nilssonhedge So down double digits for ´23 excluding interest returns
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Jac@DiversifiedTF·
@samdruss Not far off Sam. Positive if I add 4 to 5% interest income 🙃😉
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Samuel Russell
Samuel Russell@samdruss·
@DiversifiedTF Jeez. The more things I see, it looks like less than 10% of the industry was positive in 2023.
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Jac@DiversifiedTF·
@BernieSanders Republics decline into democracies and democracies degenerate into despotisms.
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Bernie Sanders
Bernie Sanders@BernieSanders·
This is what oligarchy is about. Today just 3 Wall Street firms, BlackRock, Vanguard & State Street manage $20.7 trillion in assets. These 3 firms are major shareholders in 95% of S&P 500 companies. Democracy will not survive with this concentration of economic & political power.
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Jac@DiversifiedTF·
@BP26537198 Yes agreed, the last year you could have had the (T-Bill) performance without the risk.
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Jac@DiversifiedTF·
With respect to CTA fund performance don´t forget to adjust for earned interest of roughly 4% which Managed Accounts (using notional funding) don´t earn outright. Therefore CTA fund performance is 4% worse, and Managed Account performance 4% better than reported for this year.
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