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RT @stocktalkweekly: *BRENT CRUDE HITS $90/BARREL FOR FIRST TIME SINCE OCT. 2023
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RT @stocktalkweekly: *BRENT CRUDE HITS $90/BARREL FOR FIRST TIME SINCE OCT. 2023
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USOIL where were the signs?
Here, on the 14th of Jan.
$90 a barrel today.
We are becoming the most important page on X.
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USOIL where were the signs?
Here, on the 14th of Jan.
$90 a barrel today.
We are becoming the most important page on X.
USOIL is looking interesting here for the rest of 2024. https://t.co/njjzQhjeKH tweet
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There it is, the culprit
$SPY
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There it is, the culprit
$SPY
🇺🇸 FED'S KASHKARI: IT'S POSSIBLE FED WON'T CUT THIS YEAR IF INFLATION STALLS tweet
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Evan (@StockMKTNewz) on X
🇺🇸 FED'S KASHKARI: IT'S POSSIBLE FED WON'T CUT THIS YEAR IF INFLATION STALLS
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Only in the US do Fed members speak more than their President.
Powell is the spokesperson, we don’t need curve balls sent out every day.
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Only in the US do Fed members speak more than their President.
Powell is the spokesperson, we don’t need curve balls sent out every day.
Fed’s Kashkari: possible Fed won't cut this year if inflation stalls tweet
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Fed’s Kashkari: possible Fed won't cut this year if inflation stalls
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Kashkari telling us a few years ago the FED has unlimited money
Kashkari today tells us don't expect any rate cuts this year
ok champ lol https://t.co/32RRaboYFf
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Kashkari telling us a few years ago the FED has unlimited money
Kashkari today tells us don't expect any rate cuts this year
ok champ lol https://t.co/32RRaboYFf
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$META has left 12 gaps behind now since bouncing at $87. https://t.co/kEijscnRri
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$META has left 12 gaps behind now since bouncing at $87. https://t.co/kEijscnRri
$META chart attached from October 27th 2022 when we caught the bottom at $87.
Now can we catch the Top at $523? https://t.co/W2ln5j954K tweet
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Every one on Fintwit hoping the country didn't create too many jobs
We're such a f*cked up industry lol https://t.co/mdBoi9jhDD
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Every one on Fintwit hoping the country didn't create too many jobs
We're such a f*cked up industry lol https://t.co/mdBoi9jhDD
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RT @Julian__Fahrer: Dying money breeds casinos
Sports betting, memecoins, lotteries. All going parabolic. Why?
People are rushing to the exits from inflating currencies. If you can't save, you gamble.
It's our version of the Winkelbankiers - the unlicensed currency exchanges of Weimar Germany ⬇️
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In just one month - May 1923 - the German Mark fell from 220k, to 330k to the Pound.
One million Germans were speculating on foreign exchange through Winkelbankiers.
"Speculation in currency was in no way the exclusive domain of the financially informed.
Anyone — banker, politician, businessman or workman — who observed that there were easier ways of keeping one's head above water than the now very problematic one of working for it was ready to indulge as opportunity offered..." [1]
Two years prior, the British Consul-General in Munich, reported on the behaviors he witnessed:
The German people were "speculating with a fine disregard for common sense" [2]
And because the German currency was "shoddy paper of no value...the whole population were now in evading taxation and ... speculative purchases." [3]
Sound familiar?
[1][2][3] Adam Ferguson, When Money Dies, pp. 137, 62-63
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RT @Julian__Fahrer: Dying money breeds casinos
Sports betting, memecoins, lotteries. All going parabolic. Why?
People are rushing to the exits from inflating currencies. If you can't save, you gamble.
It's our version of the Winkelbankiers - the unlicensed currency exchanges of Weimar Germany ⬇️
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In just one month - May 1923 - the German Mark fell from 220k, to 330k to the Pound.
One million Germans were speculating on foreign exchange through Winkelbankiers.
"Speculation in currency was in no way the exclusive domain of the financially informed.
Anyone — banker, politician, businessman or workman — who observed that there were easier ways of keeping one's head above water than the now very problematic one of working for it was ready to indulge as opportunity offered..." [1]
Two years prior, the British Consul-General in Munich, reported on the behaviors he witnessed:
The German people were "speculating with a fine disregard for common sense" [2]
And because the German currency was "shoddy paper of no value...the whole population were now in evading taxation and ... speculative purchases." [3]
Sound familiar?
[1][2][3] Adam Ferguson, When Money Dies, pp. 137, 62-63
Lottery ticket sales are at a record high. These charts show how much they rake in—and where that money is coming from https://t.co/tUoa5RRGrj 👇 tweet
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RT @TheLongInvest: A structures strength is always shown in the pull back
It is also where the opportunity is
Not after it has risen 10%, 20% or 30%….beginners chase this, smart investors wait for the pull back…and there will always be one.
A higher low and converting a previous resistance to support is where you enter.
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RT @TheLongInvest: A structures strength is always shown in the pull back
It is also where the opportunity is
Not after it has risen 10%, 20% or 30%….beginners chase this, smart investors wait for the pull back…and there will always be one.
A higher low and converting a previous resistance to support is where you enter.
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