Was the US attack on Iran the right thing to do?
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Fingers crossed brother!
That’s what I’ve been waiting for. Gold $20k and real estate in the tank.
I hope something has shifted today.
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🚨 Is this the beginning of a repeat of Lehman Bros 2008?
UBS just halted withdrawals of a $469 million real estate fund and told investors they can’t have their money back for up to 3 years.
Why does this matter? Back in June of 2007, Bear Stearns did the same thing at two of their hedge funds. One year later, Lehman Brothers collapsed and the global financial crisis happened.
UBS looked at their real estate portfolio, realized the buildings are not worth what they paid for them and they cannot sell them without admitting HUGE losses.
Commercial real estate office vacancies are at record highs. Buildings are worth a fraction of what they were. Everyone has been trying to avoid marking their portfolios down to actual current value. But they cannot ignore it any longer.
Is there some sort of news coming after the bell that would cause pm’s to rally?
Or is the fall of the dollar set to begin?
Rates are backing off for some odd reason.
This is the best action we’ve seen in many moons.
maddog – as you say “breaking all correlations”
but to break all correlations, just like that is extraordinary……
Are we getting a little traction in our segment with the SM getting beat up? Feels good! 🙂
“Robot coal miners”
Someday in the future blue haired leftists will be screaming and carrying signs saying: “DONT EXPLOIT THE ROBOTS THEY ARE SENTIENT BEINGS!” 🙂
It feels like the bond vigilantes and the stock market are both on the precipice…..
Wouldn’t be surprised if there’s some sort of announcement over the weekend…
… all the lying cheating and backstabbing have led them to their Waterloo … as the weak and not so bright Iranians
(to quote The Donald) are not backing down … and neither are the bond vigilantes … that’s why I love gold …
… the look of it … taste of it … the smell of it … the texture … chuckle.
Monday could be an interesting day for the stock and bond markets depending on what happens over the weekend.
Mornin all
How great would it be if the pm sector held up today with the SM down, oil, rates and the dollar up?
It doesn’t seem likely just yet, but I think ultimately there’ll be a rotation into pm’s.
maddog – I guess we’ll know we’re in the soup when rates go up and the dollar starts falling, but I think that would be great for gold because it would signal a distrust of gov’t. debt.
Robots will be the answer to coal…even early ones being ‘driven’ by operators above the ground, then we get the automated self driven ones….working 24/7, no matter how far down…..would be worth buying a few coal stocks and putting them in a draw…..as soon no one will give a damn about Co’2 etc…..
Robots will be able to produce vast amounts real cheap.
As to the Tar Baby….I see no signs of worry on Goldie or Tousi…..they reckon the plan is working just fine……ysdty they said the Regime is putting 12 year olds on the check points….that was what Adolf was reduced in the final days…..that is a Regime getting desperate.
Breaking up from large bull flag….ie rates are going way further…..which means Oil may not fall v soon…or not fall too far.
Weekend headlines will be all bad…shame .
Seems like eventually the coal reserves in GB and the US are going to be tapped, made into fuel or to power the power plants. It will be a necessity. That is unless technology unlocks some new sources of energy, fusion or something else.
This Iran war is turning into a bigger tar baby than Trump and his advisors were thinking. Hopefully the Republicans don’t get wiped out in the mid terms! If American soldiers are being killed on the ground that will be a giant negative.
We don’t have elections until 2029, the current government, if u can call it that, will never step down early……so we wait…..but come 2029 things will change big time.
We were hanging in there until London opened and then the three amigo’s – oil, the dollar and rates woke up and pissed in the Cheerios. All higher now with rates above 4.45%. Remember, 4.5% rates are the jumping point, as in off the SM cliff. Markets desperately need the war to end as we escalate with ground troops while talking about a deal. There’s the rub, everyone who talked deal with Witkoff and Kushner was assassinated. So, no more talking to them, they want JD Vance.
Would be nice if the 200 dma’s held, but I think there’s little hope of that with the SM in trouble. So how low can we go? Always a lot lower than we ever think possible.
But, Bitcoin is down 3% too now, so nothing is working.
And….silver is the first to buckle, who wouldda thought?
For those who don’t know much about Simon he chose to believe the Koran is real but he’s half Jewish. ” In the financial sense he’s very gifted about. ‘
I decided instead of waking up now to watch the market to watch the phyzz and picked up a little more. While watching this video other hand cuz it’s long and full of things I didn’t know I had to absorb. Better than that MK of MLK or whatever it’s called horrible.
Well the good thing is while your importing you still have them and prolong that 1000 yrs once you get out the nut zeros. But if you don’t do anything about your borders the mid east will have that too.
Re Energy imports…Most of the Countries that have gone heavily Nut Zero are similar to Aussie…..the UK off the top of my head imports at least 60 % of it’s energy needs , even though we still have North Seagas and Oil and sit on 1000 years of Coal and by that I mean we have enough coal to supply all our energy needs for 1000 years….
We also have damn all storage or Refining capacity……so all of those countries are now in the shiite and are howling like stuck pigs, if Hormuz stays shut/not operating fully…….yet none of those same nations will help the US and Israel.
There are going to be some big geopolitical changes coming soon, as Aufever pundits suggest……
The Globalist plot, Calif Newscum the brain dead opportunists whos trying to set himself with the WEF figuring the only way he would be backed by anybody also trying to do to California with the frog in the pot plan of net zero, slowly eliminating the oil and gas for the purpose like COVID locking down the people and implementing their surveillance control and as we see what could happen, economic chaos, mass starvation and civil unrest further weaponizing surveillance. This war suddenly exposed the greenies green eyed net zero plan when it suddenly happens all at once the frog is gonna wake up and want to jump out of the pot before it’s too late. Plus now they lost their back up plan, it’s closed.
Costco has cooking oil at $2.50 per litre for 20 litres, compared to Diesel at $3.20. I’ll get a price for 1,000 litres, either waste or new from a commercial supplier.
But as our oil reserves have declined then it doesn’t matter so much as we have to import oil anyway, whether as crude or refined. BUT, yes, we only had 27 days reserve rather than the 90 wew were supposed to have. And maybe our reserves would be higher but for the stranglehold the greens have on exploration/development.
What we do have is an almost infinite amount of natural gas. The busses run on it, I don’t know why trucks and tractors aren’t converting to it.
Thanks for that … still it seems a major 1st world country should have some reserves so that every station could have some fuel. Perhaps Australia imports some of it’s fuel instead of refining it? This closure of the straits is really playing havoc with the world!
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Australia imported around 35 million tonnes of refined fuels in 2025, with over 90% of these imports coming from Asia. The country typically relies heavily on imports to meet its petroleum product needs, with 84% of its total requirements being imported.