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QUESTION: Marty, well it looks like Socrates will be correct again with interest rates. But my question now is that after the election a 1.25% Quarter Bullish at the end of June, how far are rates going in the crazy world?
JW
REPLY: The rate hike of 0.75%, at the conclusion of its two-day meeting, has indeed confirmed the bull market in rates. The hike moves the benchmark short-term rate to a range of 1.5% to 1.75%. Yes, we have a Quarterly Bullish Reversal at !.25%, but we have a Yearly Bullish Reversal at 1%. This is all confirming our model’s forecast and we expect volatility to rise during the next quarter. However, this is on track for 2023.
The year 2021 was THE low and we have not only a Directional Change in 2023, but we also have a Panic Cycle and a key turning point. We are expecting overall rates to rise into 2034. The year 2021 was the bottom in rates and the end of Keynesian economics.
Now your friend will have less in interest than taxes but unless he’s getting good dividends he probably lost more on his stocks than he would of paid in taxes if it was recent. That would be messed up.
Right, things are going down hill. The older days they complain about were much better than today.
I’m guessing that’s why the politicians are trying to demonize with racism to justify the mess they made. I guess they know it and why they opened the borders to finish it off if they think it will keep them in power. Only thing blacks were better off them, they could buy a home now nobody can less they already have one and equity.
These last buyers will lose any equity it appears so hope they plan on staying for awhile and they don’t lose their job in the recession.
Yeah cops are on guard understandably so the way things are remember that if you ever call them if someone’s trying to break in or anywhere. Tell the dispatcher to tell who ever shows up what you look like, what your wearing and if your holding a weapon. Actually they should ask these questions and who else is in the house. So they don’t shoot them. I remember long ago hearing a dispatch of someone calling on a suspicious man in someone’s yard at night. Turned out to just be the owner of the house.
So the gov’t knows everything. And probably figures a part of the public is well off. If rates keep climbing, more money will go there. A friend of mine needed a few hundred thousand dollars, and took a mortgage. He didn’t want to sell some stocks because he did NOT want to pay the taxes on the profits.
See how the system works? It wants you to put money in, but not take any out. If your stocks keep going up it makes you add more of your excess income. Nobody has their money. Its all been handed over for the greater good.
The Fed probably sees all the excess money supply in stocks and real estate, and if they pull it out to spend on things it causes inflation. So they raise the rates and take money out of stocks or real estate and put it in the bank instead.
Just like the 1970s. They kept raising rates to make people stop spending and stop driving prices higher, and let Daddy hold the money. And you leave it there for the interest income. Remember those days? If grand pa had a couple hundred K he could live off the interest payments. Maybe that will come back. Reversal of present days.
Hit me too! 
That cop was fast with his pistol, fortunately. I sure wouldn’t want to be a cop, you could never relax.
What a great image, and poignant way to express the concept of a Father’s selflessness. Very cool.
The world bank is even worse. Silver 4 0z by 2030. How that gonna fit in with inflation, industrial and medical needs, dollar devaluation despite interest rate hikes, and increasing spending and debt.
It’s not but I’m sure they love a one world digital currency.
Another reason for gun ownership. He picked on the wrong man, not only fast but knew to keep backing up because even if shot lethally they can keep coming at you for a few feet.
This has to be one of the craziest things I’ve ever seen
Car randomly pulls up next to a cop, driver jumps out with an axe https://t.co/DokmtaPjDo
— Jack Poso ?? (@JackPosobiec) June 18, 2022
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They actually believe that Putin is the cause of high gas prices. Are the foreign nationals or just gullible. We don’t get our gas from Putin. We have our own. They neglected to look at weekly rising prices to daily before the war in Ukraine.
Plus this war is not our war and something between both countries that’s been going on for a long time and Biden is just injecting himself it it.
What is he going to do about the Dept?
A bit of info on the economic forum, the “NWO” according to the other players.
http://thesaker.is/st-petersburg-sets-the-stage-for-the-war-of-economic-corridors/
What we are seeing is a false apparent strength of the USD. The excessive currency creation, low-interest rates, and bailouts guaranteed CPI inflation and it was already becoming apparent before the Ukrainian-Russian conflict. The back-firing of the sanctions against Russia only served to increase the pressure on the supply of raw materials and therefore create further pressure on the CPI. The theft of Russian funds by Western banks has also served to make other countries more aware of the vulnerability of their Western-held funds and encourages them to move further away from the USD system. The Bric+ group is strengthening their ties and soon will be a viable alternative to the Western financial system. The USD is definitely close to losing its sole reserve currency status.
I don’t know when gold will finally break up, but some of the factors above will definitely accelerate the process. You can bet that Russia is buying more gold as one way of keeping its Ruble from getting too strong (selling Rubles for gold). In the future, their gold will act as a support for the Ruble.
No question the USD is falling against real goods, even falling vs. gold but seems slow.
One thing was true Friday, the USD was strong against the other fiats and gold.
I’d like to know when gold is going to take command and where all the money is going from the sale of stocks and bonds and Bitcoin?
BTW, Bitcoin is attempting a comeback, and trying to push back above $20K
immediately reversed on Friday–are rising artless responsible?
There is only a USD relative strength against a basket of other fiat currencies falling towards zero. Many incorrectly see the USD as a safe haven, so they invest. It might be safer but not safe.
Just look at the cost of goods in USD; it is plain to see that it is losing value.
Yes, the Ruble’s purchasing power is holding better than any other major currency, as they are producing real goods.
The Ruble is up 22.5% on the year vs. the USD. How is that even possible? OTOH, if they have actually backed their currency with gold or other commodities, it makes perfect sense and should be falling faster against the RUB.
Something just isn’t right with the USD strength. JMHO
“The game of nominal value of money is over, as this system does not allow to control the supply of resources. …Our product, our rules. We don’t play by the rules we didn’t create.”
https://www.zerohedge.com/geopolitical/luongo-russias-new-rules
