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Audit the Receipts

Audit the Receipts

@receiptaudit

Passionate about all things AI, mathematics and accounting.

Katılım Kasım 2024
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Audit the Receipts
Audit the Receipts@receiptaudit·
But you just explained what causes demand-pull inflation. Oil supply cannot increase without price elasticity (prices going up). Producers are not going to drill more and bring more rigs online if prices are imploding and falling below break even prices, rig counts will drop because the cost to produce outweighs the final product.
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Geoff Karren
Geoff Karren@geoffreykarren·
@receiptaudit @CyclesFan You’re only looking at demand for #oil. The issue w/ supply and demand isn’t that demand is falling off a cliff (oil demand is at all-time high). It’s that demand growth is slowing, while total supply is increasing. Tiny imbalances to s/d can cause much lower (and higher) prices.
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CyclesFan
CyclesFan@CyclesFan·
$WTI - Crude oil made an intermediate term low in September and rallied to 77.93 but was smacked down quickly back to around 67. There's no catalyst to break the major support at 64 at the moment, so it's going nowhere, but it will eventually break 64 and head much lower.
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Audit the Receipts@receiptaudit·
@SantiagoAuFund Being retarded with zero risk analysis pays big if you haven’t noticed over the last few years.
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Santiago Capital
Santiago Capital@SantiagoAuFund·
Remember, if you don’t have all your assets in one position, and if that one position is not the chosen asset of someone else on Twitter, you are an idiot.
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Audit the Receipts@receiptaudit·
@StealthQE4 Deflation is a central planners worst nightmare - it reveals the nightmare of the MMT fallacy.
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QE Infinity
QE Infinity@StealthQE4·
Unpopular opinion: Inflation and a rising stock market is worse than deflation and a falling stock market. Inflation is the worst tax imaginable
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John Rich🇺🇸
John Rich🇺🇸@johnrich·
Why did Hunter's pardon date back to 2014? That's pretty specific. Let's see, what happened in 2014? Anyone? Anyone??
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Audit the Receipts@receiptaudit·
@conksresearch What about a Powell call. The opposite of the Greenspan put, specifically designed for Trump.
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Conks
Conks@conksresearch·
a Fed cut = bullish a Fed pause = bullish a Fed hike = also bullish hope that helps
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Audit the Receipts@receiptaudit·
@DonMiami3 Who really needs to work anymore when a tiny portfolio of stonks and crypto can earn you more than most 9-5 jobs?
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Audit the Receipts@receiptaudit·
@dampedspring This is on the same level as Krugman calling inflation elevated. You know the Fed will be on an extended pause after December just as Trump enters office.
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Heisenberg
Heisenberg@Mr_Derivatives·
$META be like yo give me my 30 Forward P/E like the other mega caps. Unstoppable. $650 on deck?
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Steve Saretsky
Steve Saretsky@SteveSaretsky·
Vibecession continues with Canada’s unemployment rate jumping to its highest levels in 8 years outside of the pandemic. Bank of Canada on deck next week. Jumbo cut, loonie smashed.
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Audit the Receipts@receiptaudit·
@mortimer_1 21 year low and that’s even before the upcoming panic jumbo rate cuts into sticky inflation.
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Mortimer
Mortimer@mortimer_1·
If you needed any indication on the different directions the US and Canadian economies were going… 🤷‍♂️ But don’t worry, that GST holiday will save us in Canada 🤦‍♂️
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Ben Rabidoux
Ben Rabidoux@BenRabidoux·
There were 1.5 million unemployed Canadians in November, up 87k m/m and up 276k y/y. Highest number of unemployed workers since mid-2021 when we still had COVID lockdowns. Unemployment rate rose to 6.8% Ignore the headlines, this jobs report is weak AF
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Audit the Receipts@receiptaudit·
@HenrikZeberg So when we keep rallying through 2025 and there is no crash, you will blame the data for not fitting your narrative correct?
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Henrik Zeberg
Henrik Zeberg@HenrikZeberg·
Let me be clear... The NFP numbers are BS! The economy is deteriorating - and fast. Household survey suggests 1.3M jobs LOST YoY.
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Don Johnson
Don Johnson@DonMiami3·
US unemployment ticked up slightly to 4.2% - so/so - Canada facing its most severe labor crisis since the GFC with unemployment soaring to 6.8% #MacroEdge
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