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Katılım Kasım 2009
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@langleykid What do you think is the biggest obstacle to hitting that target?
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🚨 GOLD IS NONSTOP DUMPING RIGHT NOW AND I KNOW EXACTLY WHY
Treasury funds are selling $2.5 BILLION of gold today.
Not just one firm.
BlackRock, JP Morgan, Vanguard - everyone is selling.
And if you think gold’s price action is purely “free market”…
I’ve got some bad news for you.
Here’s the part most people are missing:
These aren’t slow, passive buyers stacking gold and forgetting about it.
They are macro-driven giants with the power to move entire markets.
They don’t react to price…
Price reacts to them.
They’re built to shift liquidity, front-run macro narratives, and reposition before the public even understands what’s happening.
And right now, they’re deeply embedded in gold through ETFs, futures, and treasury-linked flows.
Meanwhile, gold is already one of the most emotionally charged assets on earth.
Inflation fear.
Currency debasement.
Crisis hedging.
That’s not a calm market.
That’s a pressure cooker.
And the access point for most people?
Paper gold.
The exact layer where these players operate.
Gold already shows signs of distortion:
→ Paper claims massively exceed physical supply
→ Liquidity can vanish instantly
→ Moves come fast and without warning
→ Price gets slammed or squeezed at key moments
Now add this:
The dominant force isn’t a traditional “investor.”
It’s a network of treasury-scale capital with the ability to influence flows globally.
That’s not bullish.
That’s not bearish.
That’s control.
They don’t need obvious manipulation.
Size, coordination, and timing do the job.
When treasury flows rotate…
Markets shift.
When liquidity is pulled…
Volatility explodes.
When positioning changes…
Retail is always last to know.
The playbook has been used before.
But now it’s happening at a much larger scale.
And that’s why this matters.
When gold’s price is driven by macro liquidity engines instead of organic demand, “price discovery” becomes questionable.
Moves don’t just happen…
They’re forced.
Then amplified.
And by the time it’s obvious?
It’s already too late.
Stop chasing every move.
Stop trading every headline.
Stop letting volatility shake you out.
Gold still has strong long-term potential.
But before that plays out…
This market will test you.
Hard.
Stay disciplined.
Control your size.
Let the trend develop without getting trapped in the noise.
This is a warning.
Not because gold is weak.
But because the structure suggests the next major move may be driven, not discovered.
Watch the flows orr get run over by them.
I’ve spent 10 years studying markets, and I’ve called most major tops and bottoms along the way.
And I’ll call it again in 2026.
Follow me and turn notifications on before it’s too late.
Don’t become exit liquidity.

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What victory means for Iran, and why this will be a prolonged war:
- They cannot defeat the US or Israel - they know it.
- Their goal is NOT to win, but to make the cost unbearable.
- Attacking Gulf oil facilities hurts the West far more than attacking Israel.
- Keep ships in ports, choke trade - that is a win.
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@cmpstOperator @NoLimitGains Out of the 8 replies, 5 spams, 3 no show smh
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@NoLimitGains The scariest part is not the number it is the conditions around it. 2010 had an excuse. This doesn’t.
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🚨 The American consumer is going BROKE.
12.7% of all credit card debt is now 90+ days past due.
That’s the 2nd highest reading EVER recorded.
The only time it was worse? 2010, the aftermath of the worst financial crisis in 80 years.
Here’s why this number should terrify you:
During the GFC, the economy was in free fall. Banks were collapsing. Unemployment hit 10%. The government was printing trillions just to keep the lights on.
That’s when delinquencies peaked at ~13.5%.
Today we’re at 12.7%.
Except there’s no crisis. No bank failures. No recession. Unemployment is supposedly “historically low.”
So what’s the excuse?
The math doesn’t work anymore.
Average credit card APR: 20%+
Rent: up 30% since 2019
Food prices: up 32% since 2019
Car insurance: up 50%+
Wages haven’t kept up. Not even close.
So Americans did what they always do, they put it on the card.
Total credit card debt just hit $1.28 TRILLION. An all-time record.
This is 2008-level stress on the consumer WITHOUT a 2008-level crisis to explain it.
More people should be talking about how insane this is.

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The Collatz conjecture has been verified for trillions of numbers but remains unproven for all cases.
It was proposed by Lothar Collatz in 1937.
The rule: Start with any positive integer n.
→ If n is even, divide it by 2 (n/2).
→ If n is odd, multiply by 3 and add 1 (3n + 1).
→ Repeat the process with the new number.
The conjecture: No matter what positive integer you start with, the sequence will eventually reach 1 (and then loop: 1 → 4 → 2 → 1...).

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thinking about that time Manny bumped into Floyd at a Lakers game a few year after their 2015 fight (split $400m) and just looked at each like “bro, we made so much money”
netflix⁷@netflix
FLOYD MAYWEATHER vs. MANNY PACQUIAO Two of the greatest icons in boxing history will meet again in the first-ever professional boxing match at Sphere in Las Vegas. Saturday September 19 LIVE globally only on Netflix #MayPac2
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@marktilbury Nothing depicted how the world really works better than the ending of Arbitrage




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@RMistereggen Need to remind the young men in Norway who their ancestors are because reaching a solution through discourse isn't working
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I’m so tired of the Norwegian healthcare system. To everyone who claims we have the best healthcare in the world, you need a reality check!
I almost gave birth at home because the ambulance refused to come get me - a 37-year-old first-time mother with a premature baby. They prioritized treating people with the flu instead.
Do you know what it’s like to endure expulsive contractions while going down two flights of stairs and sitting in a car? My baby was born within the hour.
Now, my baby is struggling to eat, is dehydrated, and needs urgent care. What does the emergency medical clinic do? Nothing. They do nothing, and when asked, they told us she’s not a priority while letting one hijab in after the other, which is exactly what happened the last time I was there.
My blood is boiling at this point.
On my way to a private clinic now, which will cost between 500-1000 dollars. We can’t even get insurance for this type of emergency care.
Welcome to Norway.
To this day, I still haven’t received an answer to the complaint made in the ambulance case. It’s about time they get to feel the heat. Please share.
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@DailyLoud Give it a year or 2 and see who benefits the most from his death
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@DoingTime76 @ArmstrongEcon In the shadow they lurk.
Being patient.
Until Pyrrhic Victory.
And American Empire no more.
Let alone a nation.
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@ArmstrongEcon What happens if there’s a civil war? Does the military determine the form of government?
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Socrates has been very clear that this period into 2028 is extremely dangerous politically, and it has repeatedly flagged that 2024 “may be” the last real federal election as we have known it. Even Europe is now deeply divided.
workingtowardschange@GenevieveKueter
@ArmstrongEcon Does Socrates still think America will have its last election in 2028? And that our country will actually become divided?
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@ArmstrongEcon It’s pretty clear American Democracy has failed miserably.
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@ArmstrongEcon War is imminent.
They have already resorted to blaming immigrants. Tourists are no longer cute to them and they are showing it.
Those who live and respect Japanese ways are barely getting by but soon will change.
And it will run its course.
The next ace up their sleeve is war.
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Japan has been in decline since the 1989 high, and Socrates is now flagging this period into the late 2020s as critical. We have seen with recent elections showing an upheavel looking to change the direction.
hskksh@hskksh5
@ArmstrongEcon What are your general thoughts on Japan? What industries or businesses will do well and what won't in the next 3, 5, 10 years?
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