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Almost all people with high IQ underestimated this mathematical problem and ended up failing. Be smart Can you solve?

@NoLimitGains Hot take…the US prints a shit ton of money and it causes inflation. Gold bugs been on this since the 70’s.

*IMPORTANT READ* The US economy has a fatal flaw that the experts are refusing to talk about… I wonder if they’re keeping this information private on purpose. Maybe? But the fundamental macroeconomic paradigm has undergone a radical transformation. The hard truth? The next crash won't be a global contagion. I’ve been watching these capital flows for a decade. We used to worry about systemic risk spreading worldwide. The new threat? Sovereign insolvency. When I say ‘sovereign insolvency,’ I don’t mean a classic default. I mean fiscal dominance: inflation, financial repression, and forced buyers. If you think the next crisis looks like 2008, you’re hedging against a ghost. Nobody is telling you this, but the global banking system has been compartmentalized. The US isn't going to drag the world down with it this time… IT’S GOING TO SINK ALONE. Here’s why: 1. The US is stuck in a sovereign debt spiral. The Fed has to print to buy treasuries, destroying the dollar but saving the bond market. 2. Basel III regulations forced foreign banks to ring-fence capital. A crisis in New York doesn't trigger a margin call in London anymore. 3. Emerging Markets trade with each other now. The US consumer is no longer the sole engine of global GDP. 4. The Fed will stay "higher for longer" to fight stagflation, while the ECB and China cut rates to stimulate growth. 5. The toxic assets are US commercial real estate and US treasuries. Owned by US banks. The rest of the world is dumping this exposure as we speak. That’s a localized depression. What would invalidate this thesis? 1. If U.S. growth and productivity rise enough to offset rising government interest payments. 2. If CRE prices and cash flows stabilize before a big wave of loans has to refinance. 3. If the next shock spreads globally again (like 2008). I’m watching those closely, but I don’t expect my thesis to change. In my opinion, it’s a GLOBAL rotation opportunity. When U.S. risk gets contained, capital doesn’t disappear, it reallocates. It flows into commodities, it flows into hard assets, it flows into value stocks abroad. This is exactly how the US stagflates while the rest of the world booms. Can you profit? There’s only one way to escape the glass dome. “Don’t put all your eggs in one basket.” Also… maybe don’t keep the basket in just one country lol. Get some of your capital out of passive US index funds. As long as you are 100% long the S&P 500, you are the collateral damage they need to reset the system. That doesn’t make me a doomer. It makes me opportunistic. Btw I’ll break down the specific assets/stocks to buy instead very soon, turn on notifications so you don’t miss it. Many people will regret not following me sooner.

@elonmusk But it can buy you a boat

Whoever said “money can’t buy happiness” really knew what they were talking about 😔

@Mappy6984 I commend this person for allowing their position to be challenged.

Retard

@baldguymoney 40 to 50 GSR doesn’t relate to dollar value. As long as they don’t stop printing, they’re both going up.

The Gold to Silver Ratio is telling us that we’re still far from the top for metals prices. This is when I expect things to start getting “toppy” 🪙

@mikeofpol When you smoke you wanna quit, when you quit you wanna smoke. Both sides have a craving, choose the healthier one.

Day 1: this fucking sucks. Cravings aren’t too bad yet but I’m coughing and my sinuses are flushing like crazy. One day at a time. With God all things are possible

@baldguymoney Fuck yeah.

Scott Bessent said this about the US Gold reserve 🇺🇸 and I couldn’t help but react… He’s saying the quiet part out loud!!

@adamtaggart Hi Adam. I would appreciate you asking or emphasizing timelines in your line of questioning. I know we’re not talking to prophets so all disclaimers understood, but for information to be actionable it has to correlate either a point in time or trigger event. Thank you sir! o7

I'll be sitting down in an hour to record with housing expert Ivy Zelman What question(s) would you most like to hear her address?

@TheSqeakyMouse I think they do it in steps and keep raising it. 10k - 15k - 25k. If they want to make a dent they gotta get those numbers up. No rookie numbers like 10k.

If #Gold does get a revaluation what do we see it getting revalued at.

@Dan_Brisbois @RealEJAntoni We’re in fiscal dominance. The corruption lies in congressional spending. That’s why lobbyists target congressmen not the Federal Reserve.

Powell’s Fed is a damn money vacuum, sucking billions outta the American people and shoveling it straight into the fat pockets of Wall Street and foreign banks. Profitable Fed? That’s ancient history. Now it’s just a parasitic cash cow for the elites while the rest of us get screwed. Time to clean house and toss these clowns out on their asses before they bankrupt the whole damn country.

Seriously, just fire the whole Board of Governors at this point...

@RealEJAntoni This chart is misleading. When it’s negative it’s a running total, when it’s positive it’s plotted as a weekly data point. Not to mention the losses are from supporting the federal government by buying treasuries that depreciated when the fed raised rates.

@BPatriot75 @BHaydenf @lporiginalg Good looking pups my friend! All I seem to get are pittys as there are just loads of them at the shelters. Haven’t ever had a problem with any of them.

@BHaydenf @lporiginalg Eat shit

@PariahApostle @Mappy6984 Family court is horrible. Does nothing but destroys families.

@Mappy6984 This is exactly how good men turn into homicidal maniacs.

@ChrisWillx I would love to see this 12% broken up by age. Heavily weighted to boomers I’m sure.

Men are 4x more likely to be a millionaire than have a 6 pack. % of US men with a visible six-pack: ~2.5% % of US men who are millionaires: ~12%

@Jimbeaux2022 @61jackman Fine. Keep the interest but allow student loans in bankruptcy like cars, mortgages, personal loans, credit cards, etc.

@61jackman Why stop there. Zero out everybody's interest payments on every loan, cars, mortgages, personal loans, credit cards. After all, just because we agreed to the terms of the loan when we signed, It's unfair to expect us to honor it. Someone else should eat it.

Just an idea. The government should waive all interest on student loans. It should be looked at as an investment in your future as a country. The principal should be paid back but interest should be waived. People can’t keep up with the accrued interest.

@TDRconservative @iu70us @61jackman SBA loan, yeah.

@iu70us @61jackman Does the federal government loan money to a plumber and then charge interest on it?

@iu70us @61jackman Plumbers truck loan is eligible for bankruptcy. Keep interest on student loans but make them eligible for bankruptcy?!?! DEAL!

@61jackman Same for a plumber's truck loan? Same rationale.

@MichaelBlack_78 @ianmiles Student loans

@ianmiles 1. Not enough housing being built. 2. Over regulation for builders 3. People believe that they cannot afford to get married. 4. High interest rates 5. 20 Million illegals in the country 6. Big investment firms buying up single family homes

It seems pretty concerning that the vast majority of millennials, let alone zoomers, are not getting married, not having kids, and are unable to own homes. What’s really going on?

@DilanianMSNBC I gotta pay my student loans and can’t afford a big FBI. Fire them all.

FBI Agents Association statement: The FBI Agents Association (FBIAA) is deeply concerned by reports that FBI Special Agents—case agents and senior leaders alike—are going to be summarily fired without due process for doing their jobs investigating potential federal crimes.   Agents are not given the option to pick and choose their cases, and these Agents carried out their assignments with professionalism and integrity. Most importantly, they followed the law.   There is a review process when employment actions are taken against Agents. The process was established so that the FBI could remain independent and apolitical. FBI leadership committed—both publicly and directly to FBIAA—that they would abide by that process. We urge them to honor that commitment and follow the law.   If these Agents are fired without due process, it makes the American people less safe. Agents need to be focused on their work and not on potentially being illegally fired based on their assignments.   FBIAA is actively reviewing all legal options to defend our members. We will always have the backs of FBI Agents.

@Barchart The real spike in delinquency is gonna be when the SAVE plan expires in September 2026

JUST IN 🚨: Student Loan Debt entering serious delinquency soars to 12.9%, the highest level ever recorded