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richard5za wrote: Sat Jul 01, 2023 8:46 am

Cool Breeze wrote: Tue Jun 27, 2023 12:58 pm

richard5za wrote: Tue Jun 27, 2023 8:51 am

Cool,
If you keep on predicting the next year no one will ever have the memory to tie you with a wrong call! Whats your prediction for next month, July 2023?
Liquidity crunch?

We're in that phase.

I'm positioned perfectly. Isn't that what matters?

For example, if you don't own at least some BTC, the likelihood is that you'll get rekt. Do you?

I don't own any BTC. The euphoria about some large funds setting up BTC funds is not about them buying BTC for themselves, its about creating investment funds so that small investors can buy in more easily. In the short term that might well driver up the BTC price. However, I don't agree that BTC will become a widely used currency and I think the risk of owning BTC is high, both as a long term investment and trading. Its been much too volatile.
When you say you are correctly positioned what happened tpo those shorts you did when the market was much lower, I recall Nasdaq was one of them? Did you take the knock or have you still got them?

First, it's not meant to be a "currency", although the general term for years has been "cryptocurrencies". It is a pristine asset as it currently exists in this network, and it is a base layer of a decentralized platform of truth and trustless activity, one of which (the base layer) can be considered a payment layer. It is not easy for the common man to use, but what advanced technology and the hardest money ever seen in the world's history, would be? So you are correct that new products, in a way, will be for smoother access to the BTC network via proxies.

Evil is promoted throughout the world, a point which I've been hammering on for a long time now, due to the control of "money" by the powers that be - and millions to billions of people are corrupted by this control. That's why as a hard, deflationary asset, BTC is a profoundly moral issue.

You will see over time that the adoption curve and the current volatility are REQUIRED steps for this asset to gain a greater foothold, and by its nature and this acceptance, it will become less volatile and more preferred, all the while. People will not have a choice, apart from slavery, to do anything with their valuable energy/time (labor) but put it into BTC. That's what real, hard money is, and that's what BTC is. They can try all the want, and they will, but there is no other choice but for what we currently consider money to go into BTC.

Let the printing begin, because as many have said in the past - you ain't seen nothing yet.

Cool Breeze wrote: Tue Jun 27, 2023 12:58 pm

richard5za wrote: Tue Jun 27, 2023 8:51 am

Cool Breeze wrote: Fri Jun 16, 2023 9:54 am
No, it might take a little longer than that, but not that long. The plan is for a brutal 2024 into 2025 (CBDC) and we are going to get just that.

Cool,
If you keep on predicting the next year no one will ever have the memory to tie you with a wrong call! Whats your prediction for next month, July 2023?
Liquidity crunch?

We're in that phase.

I'm positioned perfectly. Isn't that what matters?

For example, if you don't own at least some BTC, the likelihood is that you'll get rekt. Do you?

I don't own any BTC. The euphoria about some large funds setting up BTC funds is not about them buying BTC for themselves, its about creating investment funds so that small investors can buy in more easily. In the short term that might well driver up the BTC price. However, I don't agree that BTC will become a widely used currency and I think the risk of owning BTC is high, both as a long term investment and trading. Its been much too volatile.
When you say you are correctly positioned what happened tpo those shorts you did when the market was much lower, I recall Nasdaq was one of them? Did you take the knock or have you still got them?

https://coinmarketcap.com/community/profile/UFBI/
No decision to 90tbill roll outs. Still biased to end June churn
as indicated and July bulls trap is the current spin given indicators.
The point is they had no clue then what's the Bulls sanity this week.
This Bear is paid to wait. Sell off as smart money to dumb money indicator
been noted also by fx evolution also.

Jpow is in EU chatting ECB. They are to grind to dust what's not already crushed was
the intent forwarded. I would treat this opinion until mid July with regard since
inflation is policy since it knee capped the already decimated Consumer's and smaller firms.
The intent forwarded is to finish off tiny bubbles named small businesses. You.
You do not have a couple billion to focus the Senate intent to Leviathan was clear.

Phase one of the layoffs begins next month in Banking. Mid and Smaller banks will be simply gone
as planned was offered.
Another focus in the States is another 30000 drivers are to be wiped out also.
FUD will elbow FOMO in the face is my current bent with this next leg is my view into late July.

richard5za wrote: Tue Jun 27, 2023 8:51 am

Cool Breeze wrote: Fri Jun 16, 2023 9:54 am
No, it might take a little longer than that, but not that long. The plan is for a brutal 2024 into 2025 (CBDC) and we are going to get just that.

Cool,
If you keep on predicting the next year no one will ever have the memory to tie you with a wrong call! Whats your prediction for next month, July 2023?
Liquidity crunch?

We're in that phase.

I'm positioned perfectly. Isn't that what matters?

For example, if you don't own at least some BTC, the likelihood is that you'll get rekt. Do you?

Cool Breeze wrote: Fri Jun 16, 2023 9:54 am
No, it might take a little longer than that, but not that long. The plan is for a brutal 2024 into 2025 (CBDC) and we are going to get just that.

Cool,
If you keep on predicting the next year no one will ever have the memory to tie you with a wrong call! Whats your prediction for next month, July 2023?
Liquidity crunch?

NoMansLand wrote: Thu Jun 08, 2023 10:55 am

Cool Breeze wrote: Tue May 30, 2023 7:14 pm

richard5za wrote: Sun May 21, 2023 9:05 am If the S&P 500 gains a foothold above 4200 that will be bullish and then 4300 is on the cards. This bullish overtone does seem at odds to the fundamentals!! I wonder what the rest of this year will bring?

Liquidity crunch in June ...

I would say a tenuous foothold has been established, and we have bounced off 4300. It may hit that mark at some point again today.

Would you be willing to elaborate on your liquidity crunch theory Cool? One of the few ways I can think of the market being bought into at this level given the current state of things is that there is still a ton of cash chasing returns on any bit of positive news. (ie. NVIDIA and AI)

You are right. But notice how the Russell was killing it yesterday (for no real good reason), and it switched today, with the other indices up and it down. This buying right now is so indicative of exuberance in that they finally think that a "pause" is happening, which isn't even a cut, so they are playing an emotional angle to be with fake-positive momentum. Meanwhile, the Treasury is going to issue debt, and the TGA stands at about 70 billion right now, estimating that balance to increase almost 400 billion by the end of the month. That means the liquidity crunch happens within a couple of weeks, as cash will be resorbed back out of the system, and certainly not into stocks. The Q2 estimated tax payments will also be money that will not go into the market. A "surprise" decision to hike (and not hop) this month would be even worse, additive overall to what will likely be a bad June ... or it'll be pushed off til July.

I think most of the cash on the sidelines isn't chasing some fundamentally bad investment, rather, it's waiting for the contraction that is desired by the Fed, and is coming in the second half of the year, not matter what anyone does or says.

John wrote: Wed Apr 05, 2023 8:41 pm

Cool Breeze wrote: Wed Apr 05, 2023 8:06 pm

ojavaid wrote: Wed Apr 05, 2023 7:22 pm Great article

https://www.wsj.com/articles/black-swan ... 1675177877

Do you have a summary, or what you took away?

I asked Bing AI to summarize the article. Here's what came back:

The article you provided is about Mark Spitznagel, the founder of hedge fund Universa Investments, who believes that the financial system is poised for a crisis1234. He warns that the economy has too much debt and that it could have consequences similar to the Great Depression4. He calls it a “Tinderbox-Timebomb” which will be even worse than the 1929 stock market crash5.


the numbers 12345 are all links to other articles.

Things are unraveling as we speak. The news items talking about USD losing reserve status is also either predictive programming, or "told you so" news. I think they know it's coming. I am on record saying that in the next 2-6 months markets drop (yes that means BTC to some extent too, maybe pretty big) over 20% and possibly 50+%

There's something big brewing. FedNow is slated for its arrival in July.

The Fed could have saved SVB, but decided not to. Why? You know why, they don't like BTC or crypto. But the cat's out the bag.

Your take, John?

Taproot your precious got you down. They flushed out criminal rat line drug money.
No one cares go ahead pay your taxes no wash rules for you geniuses now.
Educated idiots are all we note more than not with the butt hurt report from the IRS seen coming for you geniuses.

Tue May 18, 2021 9:28 pm We could care less as the caribootards are shorted to extinction.
Sooner the better so who the hell cares as they fill out tax docs.

July 2019, NYU Professor and economist Nouriel Roubini launched a scathing analysis of Bitcoin. In a Bloomberg interview, Roubini said this:
“Crypto currencies are not even currencies. They’re a joke…The price of Bitcoin has fallen in a week by how much – 30 percent. It goes up 20 percent one day, collapses the next. It is not a means of payment, nobody, not even this blockchain conference, accepts Bitcoin for paying for conference fees cause you can do only five transactions per second with Bitcoin. With the Visa system you can do 25,000 transactions per second…Crypto’s nonsense. It’s a failure. Nobody’s using it for any transactions. It’s trading one sh*tcoin for another sh*tcoin. That’s the entire trading or currency in the space where’s there’s price manipulation, spoofing, wash trading, pump and dumping, frontrunning. It’s just a big criminal scam and nothing else.”

Cariboo will be shorted to the dark ages for 200.00 Alex.

Maybe wrong or right the market will decide as it was seen in 1974 as a genius also long before that also.

The recent bank collapse is related to the Pandora Papers which is much bigger than the Panama Papers.

You will be so rich they will find you and beat your toes with a hammer, or sold for a pack of cigarette's avoiding btc taxes as a jail bitch.

"Zips in the wire, it's a lovely f'ing war." Good luck.

fenty drug lines operations
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X-BBQ9gHoFQ

I have no GBTC for BITI.TO right now. TBILS and oil and some input commodity funds that make stuff.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jn_gY65Okk4
they do not care
period

or listen
period
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qrg8t34yXRs The Epidemic That Dare Not Speak Its Name | Stephen J Shaw | EP 338

left loon of week
murder to protect the murder of children
hanoi girl logic

SVB is a holding company containing a broker-dealer and a bank. Only the banking component appears to have failed.
The stakeholders sold. One day you may figure that one out.
FDIC closes the bank, insures all deposits under $250,000 via the taxpayers, and attempts to find a buyer. If a buyer is found, that buyer takes on all the insured deposits. Often, but not always, the buyer will take on a fraction of the uninsured deposits as well. The FDIC attempts to minimize liquidation costs and allows firms to The entire process usually takes less than 72 hours. A bank is closed on a Friday and reopened on a Monday. In some cases, it is reopened on a Saturday.

Read the fine print since the demsheviks did this to you anyways.

"There's not a single, solitary example that" signing the bill to end Glass-Steagall "had anything to do with the financial crash." guess who

Congress passed Glass-Steagall in 1933, in the wake of the 1929 stock market crash that led to the Great Depression. The law kept commercial banks (where customers deposit money and take out loans) separate from investment firms (which hold securities and make investments) -- more colloquially, the law separated Main Street from Wall Street.

Guess who got it in the you know what.
They changed measures when we tossed two banker assholes in the clink with the lawsuit on covenant funds.
You think dodd frank July 21, 2010 update was protection for you? My you're a peach.

In 2018(Sec. 203) The bill amends the Bank Holding Company Act of 1956 to exempt from the "Volcker Rule" banks with: (1) total assets valued at less than $10 billion, and (2) trading assets and liabilities comprising not more than 5% of total assets. (The Volcker Rule prohibits banking agencies from engaging in proprietary trading or entering into certain relationships with hedge funds and private-equity funds.) Congress passed a new law that rolled back some of Dodd-Frank’s restrictions.

Another loot and scoot operation. Competiton is a sin remember. The dead flopping fish and shark will meet to be spun as cheif big player saved
us a hassle sorting it out. Mostly true at this point.

FDIC is almost certainly scrambling now to find one or two firms interested in buying out SVB. A firm like J.P. Morgan could build considerable goodwill with the Fed and Treasury by doing so, because such a move has the potential save regulators and finance ministry civil servants much headache.

March sweeps.
DCF matters.
Right.