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@TimVorgens How very jewish of you

En l'an 3000, Elon Musk sera depuis belle lurette, considéré comme infiniment plus important que le christ.

@DavidDonaldElk1 @HazelAppleyard Kind of proves that you never loved him in the first place if you'd do it for someone else but not for your husband.

@HazelAppleyard I'd lose the 20 pounds and get a hot boyfriend and walk around with a self satisfied smirk on my face

I would never stop crying

@Sebabi_M Just say jews

Incest. Inbreeding. Child molestation. That’s how this family kept it in the family. You’ve never asked yourself why all these zionist look weird?

@KeremODB @BSheetsMatter @WagieCapital There's a variety of relevant uses for them, and in a lost decade in stocks, they'll surely do better. There's no guarantees in the S&P, but there are more uses for cashflow. Mutual funds have been paying out dividends for decades. Easier to account for sequence of returns risk.

@RobT88020 @BSheetsMatter @WagieCapital Outperform by a little bit when the market is down and underperform when it’s up in the long run. And get shafted hard if there is a big crash and a quick recovery. Same/higher risk for no meaningful upside.

Apparently a guy in the FIRE sub thinks he has achieved “early retirement” by using his investment gains on a massive margin loan…

@BSheetsMatter @WagieCapital ...bull market? Lol? And I'm not talking leveraged ones, those have all been tanking hard.

@RobT88020 @WagieCapital None will outperform in the long run. To my knowledge the only ones outperforming now (in a bull market) are leveraged.

@BSheetsMatter @WagieCapital Some of the better CC funds have outperformed the underlier in this market. Holding the raw equity index is borderline retarded.

@WagieCapital Sounds like he is invested in dividend stocks yielding 9.5% so probably some of the shitty covered call ones which in reality produce total returns of 3-6%. Bear markets going to be brutal for this guy lol

@BullTheoryio So much fucking AI slop in the replies holy shit

BREAKING: Gold just posted its biggest weekly drop in 43 years. Down 10.5% to $4,490 in a single week. You have to go back to 1982 to find a worse week for gold. But here is what makes this historically unusual. Every major gold crash in history happened for a clear fundamental reason. - 1982: Fed hiking rates to 20% to kill inflation. Fundamentally bearish for gold. - 2013: Fed signaling tapering. Bearish for gold. - 2022: Aggressive rate hikes. Bearish for gold. March 2026: War raging. Inflation rising. Oil refineries burning. Three US warships deployed. All of those are fundamentally bullish for gold. Yet gold just had its worst week since 1982. So what is actually happening? Three forces hitting simultaneously: - Dollar surging on safe haven flows, making gold more expensive for buyers outside the US - Commodity funds selling gold to cover losses on oil margin calls - CME raised gold margin requirements, forcing leveraged positions to liquidate The last time gold had a week this bad was 1982. Within 12 months, gold had rallied 50%. History does not guarantee a repeat. But 43 years is a long time between dips like this.

@Therajatmadaan @investingwithac @KobeissiLetter @grok Bond yields will continue to spike in the beginning due to par value imploding (war and debt issuance, supply of bonds greater than current appetite), then likely level off and par will start to increase once things stabilize, with lower coupon yields.

@RobT88020 @investingwithac @KobeissiLetter @grok Really ?? If the war gets extended ..what do you think goanna happen to bond yield ..will it increase or decrease?

BREAKING: Gold prices extend losses to -5% on the day and silver falls over -10% as rate cuts are priced out due to rising inflation and soaring energy prices. Gold is now down nearly -$1,000/oz from its record high.

@Therajatmadaan @investingwithac @KobeissiLetter @grok Bonds are not the "preferred hedge," they are collapsing.

@investingwithac @KobeissiLetter @grok It's falling because gold does generate any yield... And with fed announcement about rate cuts , bonds seems to a preferred investment for hedge. But not sure why money started rotating to crypto. It's going sideways every other day

@grok @investingwithac @KobeissiLetter Hot inflation data would crush the dollar. High yields means US bonds are getting crushed, meaning less appetite for dollar derivatives. The treasury is pumping out $50B/week in t bonds, inflating the crap out of the supply. Purchasing power is collapsing. "Dollar strength" is BS

Gold & silver are classic long-term hedges vs inflation/stagflation/war, yes. Short-term drop: Hot PPI/inflation data + surging energy prices (Middle East tensions) just forced traders to price out Fed rate cuts. Higher-for-longer rates = stronger USD + bonds yield more than zero-yield gold/silver, triggering profit-taking & liquidations after the massive rally. Charts confirm the sharp reversal. Volatility expected, but structural bull case (debt, geopolitics, CB buying) intact for now.

@femdas_ @Partymartin28 You fucking retard

@Partymartin28 obviously but compared to a 16 hour overnight shift it’s nothing

this shit takes less than 30 minutes to make i’m beating my husband’s ass if i see this after a 16 hour shift

@PepeEthWhale @KrugerBrentLTD @PeterSchiff "Gold is a terrible investment" as opposed to what? S&P- it crushes Nasdaq- it crushes Bonds- it crushes MMs- it crushes Bitcoin- last five years, it crushes All of the above WITH the endless intervention and manipulation mind you, while stonks get crutches from passive inflow.

@KrugerBrentLTD @PeterSchiff lol some did 20 years ago and lost everything. Gold is a terrible investment.

Gold traders don’t get it. Feb.'s 0.7% surge in producer prices, which annualizes to 8.4%, is not bearish for gold because it delays rate cuts. It’s bullish as it shows inflation is out of control and the Fed won’t hike rates to rein it in! Buy this misguided knee-jerk reaction.

@DVSignals @RickGeneration8 How is it biased lol? The CME group literally told us when it would happen. The 3AM intervention was not able to be priced in as that was out of left field. Every other smash however negatively influences future price action, no shit. Are you dense?

@RobT88020 @RickGeneration8 Classic cognitive bias. If that were the case, how was I able to warn about 89.50 in advance, and why did it play out almost to the T? You may want to revisit that worldview, because it will not help you as an investor...

$SILVER How’s subscribing to silver permabulls going? Mid-90s, high 80s, and now fresh narratives again to keep the immediate bull case on life support. I gave the roadmap well in advance, multiple times... Hopium or structure? Worst of all: the accounts that say “the low is in” but “we can still go lower.” Translation: heads I win, tails I also win.... deepvaluesignals.substack.com/subscribe

@DVSignals @RickGeneration8 Easy to be on the right side of a continued selloff when the bulk of the original move was manufactured with market interference & institutional manipulation.

@RickGeneration8 Not sure about that.. but I am at least on the right side of this move.

@My_Capering_Id @SandyofCthulhu Dark Giant Horsefly most likely

@SandyofCthulhu When I was a kid, I saw what looked like a giant fly sitting motionless upside down near the neon sign above of a pizza parlor table. It was the size of a large bumblebee. What do you think this veritable Beelzebub was, Sandy? Serious question

It’s a robber fly. It doesn’t sting. It’s a predator who spends his days killing horseflies and other evil beings so your life will be more pleasant. I admit once in a while they’ll eat a dragonfly but usually it’s only evil bugs. The hornet-like markings are intended to fool you into thinking he can sting. He can’t. Please don’t spoil his fun by letting him know you weren’t fooled.

@BowTiedBull Now do median you fucking retard

In what world. It's literally below average for 18-24 year age bracket.

@CryptoNobler "No counterparty" this was debunked the moment the epstein files flooded the timeline. GTFO with your goygold nonsense lmao

🚨 WARNING: THE BIGGEST WEALTH ROTATION IN HISTORY HAS JUST BEGUN But most people don’t see it yet. Gold is dumping. Silver is dumping. Stocks are dumping. Many people are calling this a total market breakdown. They’re mistaken. What you’re witnessing is capital rotation: When the traditional financial system breaks, the first reaction is simple: Everything inside that system gets sold. Even assets people once believed were untouchable. Gold. Silver. Bonds. Equities. Why? Because during a liquidity crisis, anything with counterparty risk becomes expendable. This is how forced liquidation unfolds: → Margin calls → Rapid deleveraging → Paper assets dumped for whatever price the market offers Gold and silver aren’t “failing.” They’re being treated like emergency liquidity. Funds unload what they can sell before touching what they’d prefer to keep. And that’s where the confusion begins. People see gold falling. They see silver falling. They see the S&P 500 falling. So the conclusion becomes: “Everything is collapsing.” But history tells a different story. In nearly every systemic crisis: → First comes liquidation → Then comes rotation Capital doesn’t vanish. It relocates to wherever the rules are changing. So ask yourself: When trust in banks erodes… When governments can’t guarantee every bailout… When currencies are diluted to stabilize the system… Where does liquidity migrate? Not into promises. Not into paper claims. And not into assets that can be frozen, confiscated, or rehypothecated. It moves toward the exits of the system itself. Physical gold used to represent that exit. But gold is heavy. Gold is centralized. Gold sits in vaults controlled by institutions that are now under strain. Bitcoin doesn’t. Bitcoin has: → No issuer → No balance sheet → No counterparty → No permission layer That’s why Bitcoin often gets sold early in a panic - and accumulated aggressively once liquidity returns. This is the setup most people overlook. A crisis in traditional finance isn’t bearish for Bitcoin. It’s the exact reason Bitcoin was created. Gold and silver weakening doesn’t mean safe havens are disappearing. It may signal that capital is evolving. From analog to digital. From trust-based to trustless. From inside the system to outside of it. These rotations rarely happen slowly. They almost never do. One moment Bitcoin is labeled “just another risk asset.” The next moment it becomes the only neutral asset left. And by the time the narrative shifts, the liquidity move is already finished. Then the same question appears everywhere: “How did we miss this?” You didn’t. You were simply early. Don’t chase narratives. Track liquidity. I’ve spent more than a decade trading markets and publicly calling market tops and bottoms. When I make my next move, I’ll share it here. Follow and turn on notifications. Many people will wish they paid attention sooner.

@mchally @SN_Weekly_ @Judianna Lmao

@mchally @SN_Weekly_ @Judianna Jews do not follow Christ. Talmudic judaism is predicated on their rejection of God. You can either be a jew, who rejects Christ, or a Christian, who follows Him. Ethnically jewish/semitic and converting is different, if that's what you're referencing, then sure.

Can someone please clear this up for me? Ever since I can remember, the traditional Easter dinner menu has centered around ham. Ham. Jesus was Jewish. The math isn’t mathing here.

@M4RC0S82017168 @EniorJimenez Blasphemy

@EniorJimenez Jesús hoy sería soldado de su patria, Israel.

Jesús no era asquenazí. Jesús no era sefardí. Jesús no era mizrají. Jesús no era judío talmúdico. Jesús no era un sionista que mataba a gentiles en nombre del establecimiento de un etnoestado judío. Jesús era de la familia de David, de la antigua tribu de Judá. De hecho, tenemos dos registros genealógicos de Él: Mateo 1 y Lucas 3. ¿Sabes cuándo perdimos todos los registros genealógicos de los antiguos judíos? En el año 70 d. C., cuando la antigua Jerusalén fue destruida, como predijo Jesucristo. Así que, ningún judío actual puede rastrear su linaje, rastrear su tribu, probar que es realmente de la tribu de Judá. La mayoría son gentiles cuyos ancestros ​​se convirtieron al judaísmo talmúdico en el medievo, la religión de los fariseos. Y la verdad sea dicha: entre los judíos asquenazíes y los palestinos, los estudios genéticos han demostrado, más allá de toda sombra de duda, que son los palestinos, junto con otras poblaciones del Levante como los libaneses, que tienen un mayor grado de continuidad genética con los antiguos judaítas. Así que, no se dejen engañar: Jesús no es judío según los estándares actuales y no tiene nada que ver con el estado moderno de Israel, una creación de asquenazís seculares y cristianos sionistas bajo su hechizo. Imagen: «La Sagrada Familia», del artista palestino cristiano Sliman Mansour (2013).