Duncs

It’s a weak mind that desires a strongman leader.

On the horns of a dilemma. Takaichi choices between fiscal, debt and currency policy point to QE. 10-8-2025

@allthingsf74065 Agreed because defending Taiwan from China is near impossible for the US.

@DuncsMans True but if I was Taiwan I would be cutting a deal and not with the US

We are not retreating, we are advancing towards future victory! 9-9-2025

@almavida453431 @McFaul I don’t respond to Russian BS propaganda.

@DuncsMans @McFaul Oh was,hast du kein antwort 😂😂😂😂

I have never understood why some people praise this guy as some genius diplomat.

@almavida453431 @McFaul 🖕🏻

@DuncsMans @McFaul Hat Russland deinen Land angegriffen? Wegen Ukraine Europa ist pleite!

@SVG__Collection Betty Davis Eyes

What’s a great song that mentions a celebrity?

@almavida453431 @McFaul I’m not worried about him living. I would prefer to see him pushing up daisies 😉

@DuncsMans @McFaul Er sieht immer gleich aus,mach dir keine sorge um Lavrov, eher für dich,ich gehe davon aus das du geimpft 😉

@BenBSP Can the data now be trusted 🤔

Jobs data on Friday, may be real weak! Gotta run to CA for the week, short trading week too! Watching the open, no trades on a gap down!

Money flows, liquidity, in effect, can render fundamental analysis futile in the short run. M2 - Bitcoin - SLR 8-29-2025

@TarantinoWorld “not a doin’ time kind of guy.”

Name a Tarantino line you quote in real life

INFLATION RISK IS GREATER THAN RECESSION RISK 🧵 One of the core ideas I have been laying out is that inflation risk is the higher probability than recession, and the market is not pricing the full risk yet This directly links to macro liquidity, BTC, and equities

@JakeDic00171979 @Sgt_Mac87 @factpostnews C’mon Kirk, he’s a devote Christian.

@Sgt_Mac87 @factpostnews #AssholeMan 🙄

Kilmar Abrego Garcia's lawyer: We asked the ICE officer what the reason for his detention was. The ICE officer didn't answer. We asked the ICE officer which detention center he would be taken to. The ICE officer said that they weren't able to say. We asked the ICE officer for a copy of any paperwork that's being served on him today. The ICE officer wouldn't commit to even giving us that paperwork

@Raskolnikovpx4 @jillian0326 @TooWokeToWork @Newtlles Negotiated an unconditional surrender. Quite the negotiator. You’re truly limited in your understanding of the words “unconditional surrender”. But whatever makes you feel good I guess 😂

@DuncsMans @jillian0326 @TooWokeToWork @Newtlles I guess you skipped over the beginning. I posted it again so you could reread it. Retard

Hitler killed himself and Germany surrendered. Japan got nuked. Do they teach history in Ohio?

@Raskolnikovpx4 @jillian0326 @TooWokeToWork @Newtlles Grasping at straws. You don’t even read what you post. Comical 😂

@jillian0326 @TooWokeToWork @Newtlles That is a negotiation.

The Week Ahead This week's economic calendar is a whirlwind of data releases, with some key players taking the spotlight. We'll be hearing from central bank officials, getting updates on inflation and housing, and keeping a close eye on retail sales. Monday The week starts with a focus on Europe and the US. Keep an eye on the German Ifo Business Climate and Belgian NBB Business Climate to get a read on the economic health of the Eurozone. In the US, the Fed's Bostic and Barr will be speaking, and their comments could offer clues on the future direction of interest rates. Tuesday Tuesday is packed with a mix of announcements. The Bank of Japan's Policy Meeting Minutes will be a key release, as markets are eager to understand their recent decisions. We'll also get the latest on US inflation/inventory/goods-demand with the Core Durable Goods and Durable Goods reports. Later in the day, the Richmond Fed Manufacturing Index will provide a snapshot of factory activity in that region. - - US 2yr Note auction Wednesday Mid-week brings important updates on the housing market and consumer spending. The Construction Work Done report from Australia and the US Goods Trade Balance will give us a sense of global economic activity. Core Retail Sales and Retail Sales data from the US will be closely watched for signs of consumer strength or weakness. - - US 5yr Note auction Thursday Thursday is shaping up to be a significant day, with a number of high-impact releases. The ECB's Account of the Monetary Policy Meeting will provide insight into the central bank's thinking. In the US, the latest GDP and Unemployment Claims will be released, giving a fresh perspective on economic growth and the labor market. - - US 7yr Note auction Friday The week closes with a heavy dose of economic data from Europe and the US. The German, French, Italian, and Spanish CPI reports will paint a clear picture of inflation across the Eurozone. In the US, key releases include Personal Income, Personal Spending, and the Chicago PMI, all of which are important indicators for the health of the economy.

After listening to Powell's speech at JH, here are the key points that stood out to me and my takeaways: 1. He first made clear to categorize monpol as effective against cyclical changes but not structural. This is the probably the most important sentence of his speech.

This being Fed week I reposted this video from May 2024 8-20-2025

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