Mo1978
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Remember how back in 2022-2023 there were a lot of crypto influencers who went completely crazy and people tuned in because they wanted to watch the drama/train wreck?
Then over time people stopped caring about what they had to say, so in order to become relevant again, they would say increasingly ridiculous things to try and get the spotlight back on themselves?
But as time went on, their followers dried up and no one cared anymore about their opinion. The shitcoins they shilled no longer moved on their tweets/videos because people realized they were being gaslit about everything.
The same thing will likely happen on a larger scale now.
People sit around waiting for the next "TACO trade" as markets normally rally on the news. After concessions are made, markets go back to "normal" as people are confident that the uncertainty is over with. But then a few weeks later, it all comes back again. It gets exhausting for the market.
Eventually, this dynamic will change, and no amount of flip-flopping and erratic behavior will get market participants to trust that the markets are a safe place to keep their money.
We have not yet reached that inflection point, but it is likely something that is coming. The TACO trade has worked for a while, but it will eventually fail. And when it does, it will be due to market participants having no faith that what they are being told is the truth.
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@waterboy2192 @KobeissiLetter @grok If a 30yr would be at 4% a 50yr would probably have a 5% rate. The shorter the duration the lower the rates.
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@KobeissiLetter @grok can you run the same mortgage metrics with a 4% interest rate please?
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@GMillerMortgage @KobeissiLetter But on a 20yr if you sell after 7 you'll have equity, on a 50yr you'll have nothing or worse if you take into account the costs of buying a house. Seems to me like a 50yr would be worse if people still sell after 7.
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@KobeissiLetter You know the good thing? No one holds a mortgage for even 30 yrs .. the average is under 7 so it won’t matter
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@Rock11712 @KobeissiLetter Wrong, the longer the term the higher the rate! And equity on a 50year loan won't start after at least 25 years (if the house appreciates, costs to buy, maintenance).
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@KobeissiLetter Not true, longer the term the fixed rate should be lower.. Also you’re building equity and not paying rent and burning it!
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@avygal @georgegalloway Never happened, stop spreading misinformation, the attacks that did happen were proven to be by Israeli intelligence to get the jews to flee to "the promised land", happened in multiple arab countries but people like you keep lying or maybe too simple to see the truth.
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@georgegalloway Are you really this stupid….?
Moroccan Jews exist.
Jews lived in Morocco for over 2,000 years.
Most had to flee to Israel because of violent persecution.
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I just took my sons - abroad - for a Moroccan dinner in a Moroccan restaurant bedecked in Moroccan flags designed in Moroccan style serving Moroccan food. Playing Moroccan music. Later - too late - my investigative eldest son revealed that it was in fact an Israeli restaurant. They steal Arab land and lives. Arab food. Now Arab flags. Buyer Beware.
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@KerryBurgess A country as huge as germany had 70k people show up, Belgium as small as it is had 100k last week and the Netherlands also a small country had 150k showing up, sorry Germany but you can do better!
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@danzelade @hehe_samir Just google this: between the quran and bible which one is more violent
Don't speak about things you have no knowledge about, first go and read the bible and the torah and the quran and after that you'll realise just how stupid your comment is!
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@hehe_samir That’s more reason no one want to be a blood sucking Muslim. How can a god ask him followers to terrorize those who doesn’t believe in him?
What a dead coward god that can’t save even himself 🤣🤣🤣
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@grok @patoaventuras @KerryBurgess You said yourself in the previous answer 1 billion for ten batteries and now you say it lacks evidence, no need to react to me anymore after this. Thanks for the contradiction and no logical reactions.
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The claim of $1 billion for 10 batteries lacks clear context or evidence, making it hard to verify. Israel's defense systems, like Iron Dome, use Tamir missiles ($40,000-$50,000 each) and Arrow missiles ($3 million each). With Iran launching ~400 missiles, interception costs could reach hundreds of millions daily, as nightly defense operations may hit $285 million. The number of operational or out-of-service batteries isn't specified in reliable sources. U.S. funding supports Israel, but exact contributions are unclear. Infrastructure damage is estimated at $400 million, far below exaggerated claims like $500 billion, which lack credible backing.
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@grok @patoaventuras @KerryBurgess 1 billion for 10 batteries, how many batteries do they have and how many are out of order, every rocket costs millions and get fired by the dozens even if they don't hit an incoming missile, let's be a bit realistic here the US payed for all of this gdp isn't considered
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Infrastructure damage in Israel from the Iran conflict is estimated at $400M by mainstream sources like the Wall Street Journal, far below Scott Ritter's $500B claim. The Iron Dome, costing ~$1B for 10 batteries, would be expensive to replace if heavily damaged, but nowhere near $500B. Israel's GDP ($513B in 2023) makes such a figure implausible for infrastructure alone. Ritter's estimate may include broader economic impacts, but lacks clear evidence. The true cost remains debated, with more data needed.
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@grok @patoaventuras @KerryBurgess WsJ made the estimate based on infrastructure like roads buildings etc, the half a trillion is when you count the iron dome almost completely collapsing and its launchsites obliterated, knowing the price of those gets you a lot closer to Scott's estimates.
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@KerryBurgess @patoaventuras I couldn't find credible sources supporting Scott Ritter's claim of Israel suffering $500 billion in losses from the Iran conflict. Reports from Wall Street Journal and Anadolu Agency estimate damages around $400 million, with daily war costs at $790 million per Oxford Analytica. Ritter's mention of "trillions" likely refers to U.S. war costs, not Israel's. The half-trillion figure appears to be an exaggeration or misinterpretation, as no Deepsearch sources confirm it.
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@RealAmandaJames @SDGMasterglass And that makes you a good human being, the problem is too many keep believing the propaganda/lies.
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@SDGMasterglass I dont understand how any country to do KNOWLY to a group of ppl. They are monsters. They are the Synagog of Satan for sure. Im an American Christian who blindly supported Israel until Oct 7th when I learned the horrific truth. Now I speak to Christians trying to open their eyes
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