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Lyn Alden
Lyn Alden@LynAldenContact·
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Crypto Tice@CryptoTice_

BREAKING: The new Fed Chair just signaled a major shift. Kevin Warsh says QE is fueling inflation. The Fed's massive balance sheet is part of the problem. "The Fed should exit markets outside of crises." This is not Powell talking. This is a completely different philosophy. Powell printed. Warsh wants to stop. Powell expanded the balance sheet. Warsh wants to shrink it. $6,700,000,000,000 in Fed assets. Warsh just told you that number needs to come down. - Less liquidity. - Higher rates for longer. - Risk assets reprice. The market has been betting on easy money. The new Fed Chair just bet against it. Everything changes on today.

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@rcwhalen @FT Here is the outcome. Nothing much found, just some minor mistakes. Minor settlement. Stonks still go up. If 2008 taught me anything, its that rule of law is bullshit.
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@SantiagoAuFund I wonder if complex analysis is even required for all this. RIC have their differences. Unless they fix that (I & C will never happen), then it just seems unsustainable. I wonder if i am being too simplistic here.
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Conks@conksresearch·
since 2007 innit
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Santiago Capital@SantiagoAuFund·
I'm sorry...but you just cannot wear a Nike track suit while wearing Adidas sneakers...🤦‍♂️
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@sidprabhu I wonder what is the plan here. Could the mass unemployment from rate hikes provide labor for major wars & manufacturing ?
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Le Shrub🌳
Le Shrub🌳@agnostoxxx·
The Market can’t top when there are short reports against $NVDA I don’t make the rules (well actually I do) 🤭🌳
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Vissarion@VissarionVissie·
@JackFarley96 He might be a too harsh, but you have to agree that there are a lot of examples of former colonies, both african and non-african, that have seen rapid economic growth since independence. Their past is truly terrible, but not a never-ending excuse.
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@SantiagoAuFund This sounds like typical propaganda. Is that ship actually owned by America & sunk to make this case ? Is it by Russia & just carrying junk (russian dolls) ? The US can sink ships & stuff, but this sounds very suspicious. Remember the recent lies about the fake syrian prisoner ?
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@sidprabhu MSM pricks tend to copy stuff and not give credit unless shamed repeatedly. Ken klippenstein is a good example of who gets copied.
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@agnostoxxx Goldman is the ultimate contraindicator. After all Jim Cramer used to work for them. Why do clients give Goldman money ? Just read the news and do the opposite.
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Le Shrub🌳@agnostoxxx·
Time to panic 🤣🤣🤣
*Walter Bloomberg@DeItaone

STRAIT CLOSURE SHOCK LIMITED: GOLDMAN SEES ONLY MODERATE GLOBAL DAMAGE Goldman Sachs says the 10-week Strait of Hormuz closure has caused only moderate global economic disruption so far. Chief economist Jan Hatzius cites three key reasons: oil prices didn’t spike as feared due to high inventories and policy expectations; fuel shortages were eased by demand shifts like renewables and reduced travel; and strong fiscal support, the AI boom, and easy financial conditions helped cushion the impact. Goldman expects oil to stay stable near term, with Brent potentially easing toward $90 by year-end under a gradual reopening scenario. The bank slightly lowered U.S. recession risk to 25%, but warns risks remain elevated due to weakening consumer support, higher energy costs, slower wage growth, and low savings levels.

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@SantiagoAuFund USD is toilet paper, but the softest triple ply. Othere are starbucks level thin. Best toilet paper ever.
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@SantiagoAuFund Yeah and so do supreme court judges. They can barely survive on their shit salaries anyway, especially if they live in HCOL like New York. Hence the incentive to put Corporations before Plebs. Trade stocks. Just incentives.
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Santiago Capital@SantiagoAuFund·
All politicians have a side grift. It’s the business model.
Marty Taylor@RealMartyT7

Sean Duffy spent 6 months filming a reality show with his family while “Only working occasionally“ as the FAA fell into total disarray Kash Patel bottled his own brand of Bourbon while denying his serious alcohol problem Bloody Pete Hegseth took time off from waging war and bombing children in Iran to film a video with Kid Rock using military aircraft Does everyone in Trump Regime have a side grift? Do they know their time is running out and are determined to monetize their time in the regime using tax payer dollars for their own amusement, enjoyment and to pad their pockets before they are fired? Grifters all

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@agnostoxxx @judahrhodie @agnostoxxx Shit man. I saw it close to the bottom & thought of getting in. I told myself you did not do the research & you dont have the time. Meanwhile, some monkey just aped into it and is up by like 100%. I want become a monkey again.
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@sidprabhu @sidprabhu - I dont want to get a FT sub. Why might they increase rates ? Usually, they tend to cut for wars. Plus the layoffs might provide some cover for any cuts.
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