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@andrewdouglass5 @CL03efc Sheffield used to be great in the 90s! Haven’t been for years so not sure now..

@CL03efc Newcastle Liverpool Glasgow Leeds Nottingham Wouldn't even waste a night out in Manchester or London tbh

Liverpool >> Manchester. Manchester is WANK

@MDXreal Plus ath downtrend avwap

@MDXreal Gartley target.

If you're short on Bitcoin 💥 #Bitcoin do yourself a favour and look at this data look here: mdxalgo.com/charts there's nothing in this for me, i'm just helping

@LillyAnoop Like the wxy with the bat pattern here 👍

@ouroborus73 Not this wave but a wxy can end near 95K by June/July if that helps

bitcoin:native almost there after 3 months of grind. Included CME chart here to show the gap and alternative way to count the impulse C wave but both pretty much same targets. Some overshoot fib levels too

@SJview @A_GymGuy @LFC Yeah agree. Match fitness has been awful. Fundamentals just nowhere near Klopps regime.

@A_GymGuy I felt a connection with Arne last season, because I liked his sharp wit in pressers & the way he was going about business, but the reason I’ve lost faith in him is due to the lax attitude at @LFC - player days off, lack of fitness, performances, results etc. He’s lost the plot.

I get that & feel for Slot in a way if you come after Jurgen the lack of connection is gonna be more apparent. For me connection doesn’t matter as we will never get another Jurgen, its the results as last season proved he will get away with a lot with good results or good footy

@PeterRicke63494 @thecoastguy @james_xond Indeed. Ripping the productive industrial heart out of the country, without a proper plan to invest in and revitalise those areas affected. Germany managed it with its ‘Strukturwandel’, but we didn’t because… Politics

@thecoastguy @james_xond Oh the miner's strike. They knew. They tried to warn people. Villages communties destroyed. Clubs pubs. The heart was gone. To be replaced by drugs and alcohol while a few rich bastards in London profitted. Even if industry was losing money at what cost to society today.

Can anyone pinpoint the exact moment when everything in society started getting noticeably worse?

@CountDankulaTV @Glinner The worst part is the assumption that central government taxes actually ‘fund’ government spending 😂

@Glinner I hate this guy, he keeps doing that tactic of constantly interrupting someone when they are in the middle of making a point that he knows will refute his bullshit.

What happens when a vibes economist meets the real thing.

@DataminerTTS @PeterMcCormack Wrong, commercial banks create nearly 95% of all new money in the economy. Central banks license them to do this, controlled only by a few regs and interest rates

@ouroborus73 @PeterMcCormack True enough, but its the goverment though the central bank that controls money printing and inflation.

Incentives matter. Gary admitted on Pier’s Morgan that he made around £2m as a trader. This may seem like a lot of money, but it’s not retirement money on the lifestyle he will maintain. Gary needs to sell books and awareness. He’s spotted a vulnerability with a particular group so he sells emotional based economics. It isn’t actually economics, it’s whinging and victim culture. His answers come down to socialism, but socialism harms the people he claims to want to help. Gary is wrong. Don’t be a Gary.

@csuwildcat @wabdoteth @PeterMcCormack Certainly one part of the equation, but we know that commercial banks create nearly 95% of all new money, so I would out more of the blame on them for the ‘consistent high inflation’

You think the rich temporarily having more difficulty buying the 1% of GDP share that rich-afforded luxury goods makeup caused consistent high inflation of 5-10%? First off, that particular scenario would cause *deflation*, as demand pressure easing on baseline supply causes supply slack and reduced prices of the less-demanded goods. Over the last 6 years, governments printed 40% of all the currency that has ever existed, which dilutes the value of money dramatically, and of course when money is diluted in value, merchants raise prices to account for it. This is economics and monetary systems 101.

@NeillyC999 @PeterMcCormack I agree, most people who claim to be economists are usually peddling ideological crap

@ouroborus73 @PeterMcCormack 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 printing money causes inflation,I must be an economist too.

@DataminerTTS @PeterMcCormack Unfortunately the banks are not run by left or right ideology, they are run by crooks pure and simple

@ouroborus73 @PeterMcCormack Yes, we on the right are also very much against money printing.

@wabdoteth @PeterMcCormack Wealthy individuals and investors deploy excess cash into assets (stocks, bonds, gold, property) rather than everyday consumption that would broadly circulate and raise wages.

@wabdoteth @PeterMcCormack Support payments and broader liquidity ended up in their accounts via rents, bills, asset ownership, or investment channels. Stevenson notes this led to enormous cash piles—tens of thousands per wealthy adult/family—far more than ordinary workers accumulated.

@wabdoteth @PeterMcCormack No, it was because the wealthy couldn’t spend into the luxury economy as the world was locked down, so they bought other assets instead

@ouroborus73 @PeterMcCormack this is economics 101 if your cash is hyperinflating you buy assets

@GarethEllis @PeterMcCormack My point is that it’s the banks and asset managers that control the system, the politicians are their patsies - as Simon Dixon has explained

@ouroborus73 @PeterMcCormack Peter spent years on Bitcoin and economics already.

We live in a permanent state of socialism - for the rich. Yes and this is the irony for socialists. Our financial system is a system which extracts upwards through inflation and purchasing power. As more money is created > money loses purchasing power > assets gain purchasing power > wage earners get poorer as wages don’t keep up > asset holders get wealthier as asset values increase too. Further, the rich have better access to buy more assets with the newly created money. How do I know this? I am an asset holder, I benefit, I’m telling you because I think it’s vile. No party has made any attempt to deal with this. Why? To deal with this means not deficit spending, which means balancing the books, which means being honest with the public, which means not making false promises to win votes. It is a machine of lying and corruption to win power. If you want a fairer society, inflation would be your number one enemy. Everything else is theatre - tax the rich is theatre, billionaire whinging is theatre. The government loves inflation as they are in so much debt it wipes it away for them. The rich love inflation as it makes the wealthier. Everyone else should treat it like the plague. Ending inflation is the best way to reduce the growing wealth divide. If we don’t, our society will continue to hollow out and your life will get harder. Stop voting for your own misery.

@mml_europe But it’s not Governments who creating most of the money into the economy

Currency-issuing governments don't fund spending the way households do. They spend first. Taxes and bonds come after. The money has to exist before anyone can pay it back. That's not radical. That's how it works.