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Tom is not incorrect in His report. Since Hendry few and even less payed attention. The losses are real and think who is slowly walking away in measured logic lowering the River as reflexive steps. Some of you had been here on these measures since Doctor Koo and Johns timely GD commentary. The orientation reflex is real. Even those who seen the recency bias in segments are using a pencil to adjust.
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Trump declassified documents that proved the crimes of the FBI. Biden reclassified them & never told him.
August 12, 2022 6:11 pm by IWB

Backers Peter Thiel and Bill Ackman have sought to create an ETF with the purpose of promoting energy investment like more drilling. They want to push back against environmental, social and governance (or ESG) mandates which reward oil companies for lowering production.
Fund backers argue that a lack of investment in new energy activity concerns investors. Importantly, this fund is launching with an energy crisis happening in Europe. And for those looking to avoid such a scenario in the U.S., such funds may be appealing.
As we see in Germany they are now an endangered species that went woke to extinction in record time.

Your next in esg cult funds. Last sweep was -20 percent plus in all the esg. Its called Looting.
This alleged leg up in the market as gap and trap will not pay a dividend as warned.
Nothing in esg or non paying dividend or funds over 10 PE. Good luck as a plan while they end run the Letter.
More States are waking up not woking out to beach Bums and Oatmeal brains with vascular dementia.


https://media.patriots.win/post/iDgTJ5bU.png Your new leader serfs. You poor damned demented fools.

Go find the fund yourself. Due diligence starts with you.


The bill, aimed at reducing inflation, is paid for by taxes on corporations and wealthy investors. Lie number one from democrats.
Summary:
Now comes the critical point. Sat Jul 30, 2022 11:27 am
Yes it covered fact you still ignore. That's why you will be wiped clean and are wasting.

The bank of mom dad also know your stupid by choice.
A packaged pragmatic lie as they lie cheat steal.

Wed Jul 10, 2013 6:33 pm
Here we are with the cool aid from the source: asymmetric paternalism, states that paternalism should be invited if it bestows large benefits on those who make errors in judgment while imposing little or no harm upon those who are fully rational. While some may argue that this benefit to shortsighted consumers comes at the expense of retailers, it can be posited that correcting these errors in judgment enhances economic efficiency to the benefit of both parties involved. Given that achieving such change is a difficult process, it is helpful to understand the dynamics of an individual’s desires and the strategies that can effectively control them, AEA Papers and Proceedings, May 2003.

The agency issue is they are hopelessly corrupted. I see a few States are fighting back now.

Thanks we been waiting for you to show up.

Trump Gabbarb and Gee Willikers no clue.
https://www.zerohedge.com/geopolitical/ ... eal-hoaxes

You can call us rednecks and dumb-asses all you want but at least we knew better than to vote for a vegetable and body farm lies.

They can read the tea leaves just like we can. Keep your cupboard full. Even the tool Hannity called your asses out.
We we warned you.

Biden and Trump is the least of your issues.


This is not about Republicans and Democrats or has been.

If only he’d used Bleach Bit(ch). Get out of jail free card.

Year 24 is a done deal now. Agency issue sealed forever in the credibility question.
Godot and His side kick Durham is our river stone since yes the Owner of the garden lowered the River.
I look there first.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w84uRYq0Uc8 you ready

https://youtu.be/Zzjj9Loll0o no they are not

R we trade up to 60 milliseconds and yes daily also.
We are long and short positions.
The old nags checked daily's and we had already left that position.
The python scrapes you call bots indicated to look at it.
We are lazy and scripted sweeps then look around at the watch lists.
The note was left then as biti.to | < --- that's a pipeline syntax to energy bucket as ggn from the lightswitch files still open.
In terms noted also here the reflexive files indicated sentiment of the smart to dumb ratio money indicator.

Lie cheat steal has been at this since 2003.

AEA Papers and Proceedings, May 2003.
Fri Mar 27, 2020 6:06 am
1. Higher Taxes, Socialism, Globalism, Free Healthcare, Free Education, Free Food, Free Housing, Tax rain. check
2. Support for violent criminal illegal aliens. check
3. Limitless illegal immigration. 40 million more in 520 weeks is projection numbers. check
4. No Border Wall. check
5. Endless investigations on limitless areas about the President. Any pushback is under current investigation, no released documents ever. check
6. Ending the use of fossil fuels. check
7. Revert back to NO talks and a war footing with the NORKS. check
8. Endless war in the middle east. check
9. Blaming Russia for all of our problems. Review Arc of instability NATO papers for the clueless and arrested operatives in Central America. check
10. Against investigating any clear massive corruption of themselves and the DNC. check
11. Allowing illegals to vote, and have many of the same benefits as life long working citizens. check
12. Allowing convicted felons to vote, and guaranteed jobs for all. check
Congressional Record--Appendix, pp. A34-A35 ^ | January 10, 1963 marxist goals
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/1595013/posts

Republicans have no excuse but an implanted rhino horn and weak ass acrimony sob story's with tissues looting the base
and sticky wages to wipe Americans as tiny bubbles in the wasting, a feature and they damned well know it...

thread: amos, taproot, bagualu
Fri Apr 22, 2022 9:00 am
cariboo and btc discussion again in btc worship cult even as taproot rendered it marked for DOJ criminal code sweeps.
Tantamount to a tautological premise in a classical Utility economic claim.
Keynes and Hayek discussed it as basket currency or to say competing private exchange.
Hayek included it in His 1974 thesis.
DOD white papers in the 1990's and the ALICE algo papers included
to the Toronto to Frankfurt North Branch Taproot papers noted here.
Code was written then cashed out. This window was elaborated in the Texas Grid
failure time period here in the forums.

The massive under rated da that half needed to be pink slipped as the agency disease ran its sick ass rampant crayon chewing body farm course.
https://assets.zerohedge.com/s3fs-publi ... k=Tdg0fCOZ

Almost to peak abject retarded short bus phase.
MSNBC Guest Tells Inflation-Anxious Americans: "Stop Complaining... Calm Down"
These greenwash morons are the case for depression not recession since the 1973 facts.

We now know who was selling: according to Goldman's Prime Brokerage, hedge funds - the so-called "smart money" at least until Melvin Capital showed everyone just how dumb said money really was - sold US stocks for a seventh straight day Monday when the S&P sank to a bear market, with the dollar amount of selling over the last two sessions (Friday and Monday) exploding to levels never before seen by Goldman, which is remarkable because the bank's records go back to April 2008 which means they capture the chaos from the Global Financial Crisis.
In other words, we just saw a more frenzied liquidation than what took place in the immediate aftermath of Lehman! T

We are content to miss last week.
The amount of dead cats baking in the sun as noted from the spreader was another reflexive action.

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Sat Dec 21, 2019 10:46 pm notes and the cascading facets that come with it appear on task to date.

thread: reflexive.
thread: LITC, 936, CCI, CIC, lightswitch, velvit rope

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VGO9jNHH5Lw

Fri May 22, 2009 1:23 pm H noted.
It does seem unbelievable that the Congress and executive branch of the US could be so derelict in their duties.
Correct about a dozen we only seen.

Sat May 16, 2009 3:09 am
Given the reflexive nature in Government in six month's they will notice what the hell happened?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ki6xHnDAwHw

Thread: amos, gra, febsweeps

Heraclites: “You can not step twice in the same river.”

According to one account, he inherited the honorific title and office of “king” of the Ionians, which he resigned to his brother.
Many do not understand such things as they encounter, nor do they learn by their experience, but they think they do.

aeden wrote: Sun Apr 26, 2020 11:42 am The Demsheviks are in full Pravda. We are dealing with three classes of useful, cheerful and simply evil tech idiots.
Twitter Suspends Account Of Biotech Company Testing UV Light.

https://news.columbia.edu/ultraviolet-t ... 9-UV-light

This information has been known for decades and does not fit the Tech drug maniacs.
Yes we know about MMR inoculations.

Market fundamental do not exist and died a silent death.

We believe that the weight of 90 years of evidence (table 3), including the exceptional but largely forgotten work of an earlier generation of pathologists, indicates that the vast majority of pulmonary deaths from pandemic influenza viruses have resulted from poorly understood interactions between the infecting virus and secondary infections.

Another narrative and yes sometimes detection is lacking for early treatment it more than appears.
The science is clear to what these maniacs are doing.

The true virus is still ignored.

As the coronavirus debacle drags on and on, the scientific ignorance in this country has been incredible to witness. You are absolutely correct that this information has been known for decades, and it's been known in many applications. Dozens of cities throughout the world have been using UV-C for decades to recycle and disinfect sewage for use as drinking water with certified minimum 4-log removal of viruses, which amounts to 99.99% removal. The contact time through the UV-C reactor is very minimal, I think much less than one second to achieve this level of removal. The optimal UV-C wavelength to kill the largest virus load is 254 nanometers and all of this information is readily available.

Watching the idiots latch onto Trump's mention of UV was disgusting. The mentality of these people is no higher than a piranha engaging in a reflexive biting action. America has truly entered into a new dark age and the big important consequences are just now coming home to roost.

The consensus view discussed trees from the Forest.
The aggregate lessons we learned.
We did not miss out. The labor issue will not be solved IF the
technicians fall like leaves and the import vote idiots get back in control.
They are months behind reality and yes sealed.
As we know early is wrong been modeling sweeps.
This stems from a conversation here and plot time series.

https://www.zerohedge.com/geopolitical/ ... y-vanished

http://gdxforum.com/forum/viewtopic.php ... lex#p49808
We will admonish the gaze bias for now only.
Andropov was correct, and they never will get it.

thread: reflexive

Higgenbotham wrote:

John wrote:** 21-Dec-2019 World View: The Trigger

Higgenbotham wrote: > Where I don't agree with may of the pundits, is the questions is
> often asked, "OK, but what will trigger (fill in the blank -
> inflation or what have you)?" and the reflexive response is, "Next
> recession." I don't think that is necessarily true when there is a
> massive bubble which is the tail wagging the dog of the
> economy. For example, the stock market bubble peaked in 2000, but
> there was no recession until 2001. In 1929, stocks and the economy
> turned down at roughly the same time. My best guess is the stock
> market will peak before the next recession and it will be the drop
> in the stock market that then slides the economy into recession,
> officially speaking (NBER).

That's quite possible, but I tend to favor the theory that the trigger
will be something exogenous, probably something to do with China,
either economically or militarily.

I take note of the fact that there are a lot of new tariffs being
imposed by the US. Even though they're justified since they're almost
all reciprocal to tariffs or trade restrictions that other countries
have had in place for decades, the fact that they're new is
destabilizing. Or, to put it another way, they're slowly eroding the
periphery now, and will soon affect the capital cities of the hegemon.

I agree with that. The exogenous event will occur first, then the US stock market slide, followed by the US recession. The stock market may peak before the exogenous event, but it will be the exogenous event that triggers a significant US stock market slide, both of which, in my opinion, will occur before there is any sign of recession, and before the NBER's retroactive dating of the recession that will happen about a year after the recession starts.

The stock market could slide and then quickly seriously correct without an exogenous event. Hence that lovely expression that "the bulls walk up the stairs but the bears jump out the window" Down 50% still gives a PE ratio above the long term average. Easy for the market to bottom at a PE ratio of say 9. Its been bottoming below 10 and as low as 5 for all of recorded Dow history. But to get to the levels that you guys are talking about needs something really serious, like a war or global depression, zero liquidity, or similar.

John wrote:** 21-Dec-2019 World View: The Trigger

Higgenbotham wrote: > Where I don't agree with may of the pundits, is the questions is
> often asked, "OK, but what will trigger (fill in the blank -
> inflation or what have you)?" and the reflexive response is, "Next
> recession." I don't think that is necessarily true when there is a
> massive bubble which is the tail wagging the dog of the
> economy. For example, the stock market bubble peaked in 2000, but
> there was no recession until 2001. In 1929, stocks and the economy
> turned down at roughly the same time. My best guess is the stock
> market will peak before the next recession and it will be the drop
> in the stock market that then slides the economy into recession,
> officially speaking (NBER).

That's quite possible, but I tend to favor the theory that the trigger
will be something exogenous, probably something to do with China,
either economically or militarily.

I take note of the fact that there are a lot of new tariffs being
imposed by the US. Even though they're justified since they're almost
all reciprocal to tariffs or trade restrictions that other countries
have had in place for decades, the fact that they're new is
destabilizing. Or, to put it another way, they're slowly eroding the
periphery now, and will soon affect the capital cities of the hegemon.

I agree with that. The exogenous event will occur first, then the US stock market slide, followed by the US recession. The stock market may peak before the exogenous event, but it will be the exogenous event that triggers a significant US stock market slide, both of which, in my opinion, will occur before there is any sign of recession, and before the NBER's retroactive dating of the recession that will happen about a year after the recession starts.

** 21-Dec-2019 World View: The Trigger

Higgenbotham wrote: > Where I don't agree with may of the pundits, is the questions is
> often asked, "OK, but what will trigger (fill in the blank -
> inflation or what have you)?" and the reflexive response is, "Next
> recession." I don't think that is necessarily true when there is a
> massive bubble which is the tail wagging the dog of the
> economy. For example, the stock market bubble peaked in 2000, but
> there was no recession until 2001. In 1929, stocks and the economy
> turned down at roughly the same time. My best guess is the stock
> market will peak before the next recession and it will be the drop
> in the stock market that then slides the economy into recession,
> officially speaking (NBER).

That's quite possible, but I tend to favor the theory that the trigger
will be something exogenous, probably something to do with China,
either economically or militarily.

I take note of the fact that there are a lot of new tariffs being
imposed by the US. Even though they're justified since they're almost
all reciprocal to tariffs or trade restrictions that other countries
have had in place for decades, the fact that they're new is
destabilizing. Or, to put it another way, they're slowly eroding the
periphery now, and will soon affect the capital cities of the hegemon.

Where I don't agree with may of the pundits, is the questions is often asked, "OK, but what will trigger (fill in the blank - inflation or what have you)?" and the reflexive response is, "Next recession." I don't think that is necessarily true when there is a massive bubble which is the tail wagging the dog of the economy. For example, the stock market bubble peaked in 2000, but there was no recession until 2001. In 1929, stocks and the economy turned down at roughly the same time. My best guess is the stock market will peak before the next recession and it will be the drop in the stock market that then slides the economy into recession, officially speaking (NBER).