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@Trader_Bran When you start using German proverbs that’s not a really good sign Jeff

Gold = throwing the baby out with the bath water !!!

@TheCelticLass @The_Real_Fly You are soooo retarded

@The_Real_Fly Trump promised no new wars. Trump has done everything he can to start a war. I used to think he was not a pedophile client of Epstein. This has convinced me that he is.

BAHRAIN

@RadioGenoa No wonder they never invented something useful

African farmers in action.

@luhaxel Macaques

@DestinationTele Une balle dans la tete coute moins cher que payer la prison avec nos impôts

"Wallah… tu vas pas tirer T’es filmé, fils de pute Fils de pute va Nique ta mère la pute Inchallah, tu meurs fils de pute Ta mère la pute Fils de pute, nique ta mère la pute, Fils de pute" Drancy cet am, c’est la langue de Molière qu’on a assassiné…

I would like to see my daughter more often 😔

@elonmusk , my dear, could you invent teleportation in 2025 plz?

@ramzpaul Because they destroy everything and their homeland is a piece of shit

Why do Muslims need to live in Europe? Why can’t they live in their own homelands?

@stats_feed Ta grand-mere la chauve

What do you call these guys in your country?

@Trader_Bran First crack in the glass my good Jeff?

Don't be fooled by the rally this week in risk-markets. When you take a look under the hood, you will see that SMART money is 'only' jumping back into the big tech names (MAG7 purple). Right now the bonds are still pricing in 100bp of cuts and the Russell(orange) is massively lagging . When you look at the rebasing you can see very clearly that this bounce is driven by tech. The coast is not clear. Until the NFP print is confirmed as a one-off, the odds of a recession are growing. The makes it very likely we have more spikes coming in the VIX and a new higher level of volatility is here to stay. #trading #traders #DayTrading

Nike employee memo from 1977.

Which Countries Hold the Most U.S. Debt? 💸 From the archive: visualcapitalist.com/which-countrie…

Some audiobook recommendations: The Story of Civilization by Durant Iliad (Penguin Edition) The Road to Serfdom by Hayek American Caesar by Manchester Masters of Doom by Kushner The Wages of Destruction by Tooze The Storm of Steel by Junger The Guns of August by Tuchman The Gallic Wars by Caesar Twelve Against the Gods by Bolitho Genghis Khan by Weatherford The first one on the list will take a while to get through, but is very much worthwhile. Admittedly, this is a list that appeals to those who think about Rome every day. I hope someone makes an audiobook of The Encyclopedia of Military History by Dupuy and The Fifteen Decisive Battles of the World by Creasy.

@Trader_Bran It’s time to change the pict you are not 25 anymore

NO-LANDING MR Powell! #trading #Traders

@EtienneKlein Lang lebe das viert reish

Albert Einstein est mort le 18 avril 1955, d’une rupture d’anévrisme, il y a donc 69 ans. Juste avant d’expirer, il prononça quelques phrases en allemand, mais l’infirmière de garde cette nuit-là à l’hôpital de Princeton ne parlait pas cette langue : elle ne put donc, hélas, ni les répéter, ni les restranscrire… Qu’a-t-il bien pu murmurer ?

Although there are some bad things in the world, remember that there are many good things too

@elonmusk dude, be careful creating the Primarchs, Horus gonna betray you! #warhammer40000 #elonemperor

@fwred Savings up = no consumption, hence deflationary pressures. En quoi est ce bon pour la recovery?

This to me is the most important chart to watch in the post Covid-19 recovery, and France has the best statistics. Household savings ratio jumped 4.5pp in Q1.

@nntaleb Answer is 2

This may take 5 min or part of the weekend. (please no comments by non-math amateurs).

@IdLibertes Probablement un coup des Russes