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Tom Mazanec wrote: Tue Jan 25, 2022 8:30 am This YouTube video argues that the "Powers That Be" caused the wild market day yesterday to tell the Fed "take it easy and don't tighten"

Why the MARKET CRASH just INTENSIFIED

This may seem far-fetched to some people, but it wouldn't be the first time.

This is a quote from this article dated November 2007 which discusses the August 2007 mini crash:

https://money.cnn.com/2007/11/27/news/n ... /index.htm
What we are witnessing is essentially the breakdown of our modern-day banking system, a complex of leveraged lending so hard to understand that Federal Reserve chairman Ben Bernanke required a face-to-face refresher course from hedge fund managers in mid-August.
During that "refresher course" they told him to cut interest rates immediately or the stock market would crash another 20% the next day.

Below are the daily charts from mid August 2007 and yesterday. They look almost identical. (I'm surprised nobody has picked up on this)

2007

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2022 through yesterday

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While the periphery breaks down rather slowly at first, the capital cities of the hegemon should collapse suddenly and violently.
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Normally I get less than 1,000 views on my blog posts that get to seekinalpha.com but the latest one is above 4,000 in two days and growing:

Crashing Without a Net
https://seekingalpha.com/article/448113 ... hout-a-net

Maybe it is just on a topic people care about the last couple days, or maybe it is being shared.
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richard5za wrote: Tue Jan 25, 2022 8:11 am I have come round to Vince's way of thinking for 2022: The greatest issue is inflation.

For 2021 the CPI was 7.0% and the PPI was an increase of 9.7%
The Cleveland Fed is estimating the Jan CPI will be 7.28%.
I think they have on average been bit low this past year.
Biden's use of oil reserves brought gas prices down a bit for Dec, but not Jan.
So I would guess 7.3% or 7.4% gets reported on Feb 10th.
Many people think that after the previous 7% we are now on our way back down to 2%.
Some of them will have cognitive dissonance.

https://www.clevelandfed.org/our-resear ... sting.aspx

The plan is to raise interest rates like 0.25% every 3 or 4 months.
This will never get ahead of a CPI that is going up around 0.25% per month.
The Fed is way "behind the curve".
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I am @vincecate on twitter.com if anyone else hangs out there too.
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The Money Pump is Working to Drain Stocks … and There is No Safety Shutoff!
https://thegreatrecession.info/blog/fed ... o-shutoff/
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After hours NASDAQ is down 3.99% for the day. People not happy with Microsoft.
The CEO of Microsoft seems to have sold half his shares this past quarter. Good trade.

https://edition.cnn.com/business/markets/premarkets

Update: Seems after phone call guidance it went back up. Crazy.

Netflix also disappointed the markets recently.

Elon sold lots of shares this past quarter and said he thought there could be a recession this spring or summer or at least by end of 2022.
I think the odds are that Tesla disappoints the market tomorrow.
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vincecate wrote: Tue Jan 25, 2022 1:06 pm
richard5za wrote: Tue Jan 25, 2022 8:11 am I have come round to Vince's way of thinking for 2022: The greatest issue is inflation.

For 2021 the CPI was 7.0% and the PPI was an increase of 9.7%
The Cleveland Fed is estimating the Jan CPI will be 7.28%.
I think they have on average been bit low this past year.
Biden's use of oil reserves brought gas prices down a bit for Dec, but not Jan.
So I would guess 7.3% or 7.4% gets reported on Feb 10th.
Many people think that after the previous 7% we are now on our way back down to 2%.
Some of them will have cognitive dissonance.

https://www.clevelandfed.org/our-resear ... sting.aspx

The plan is to raise interest rates like 0.25% every 3 or 4 months.
This will never get ahead of a CPI that is going up around 0.25% per month.
The Fed is way "behind the curve".
Do you think JX will ever admit he was wrong about this? Just curious.
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Source: Bloomberg
Well, the answer is simple: pretty much never.

No one here is surprised.

Officers are assassinated in plain site as it is allowed to defund the last line of defence we truly had.

Go head read it and catch up.
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as well as socio-cultural efforts, with infrastructure, intelligence, and criminal groups being widely used.

No one came to help so I stood watch so the children and granchildren could sleep.

Me.
Real time then...

We told you.

The “strategy of tension” is one of those unsavoury moments in contemporary history that we don’t learn about in school, or even university.

Tellus indeed is on watch.

“Stranger of Athens, we have heard much of thy wisdom and of thy travels through many lands, from love of knowledge and a wish to see the world. I am curious therefore to inquire of thee, whom, of all the men that thou hast seen, thou deemest the most happy?” This he asked because he thought himself the happiest of mortals: but Solon answered him without flattery, according to his true sentiments, “Tellus of Athens, sire.” Full of astonishment at what he heard, Croesus demanded sharply, “And wherefore dost thou deem Tellus happiest?” To which the other replied, “First, because his country was flourishing in his days, and he himself had sons both beautiful and good, and he lived to see children born to each of them, and these children all grew up; and further because, after a life spent in what our people look upon as comfort, his end was surpassingly glorious. In a battle between the Athenians and their neighbours near Eleusis, he came to the assistance of his countrymen, routed the foe, and died upon the field most gallantly. The Athenians gave him a public funeral on the spot where he fell, and paid him the highest honours.”

When they come to burn you down some will be surprised. Bury us where we fall defending ours.

thread: amos

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_NzLs-xSss0
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Psaki then put monoclonals on par with 'advocating for things that don't work.

Pray for Her.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a2C90l7YlT8
Another common pattern...

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So it would seem that the toxxines are a much more sophisticated bioweapon than just a viral agent.
No amount of facts will be allowed to exists at times.
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