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aeden
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We Don't Know What's Going On": Wall Street Admits It Is Clueless

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dU6w56epBdc
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aeden wrote:We Don't Know What's Going On": Wall Street Admits It Is Clueless

thread: sheep pens

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dU6w56epBdc
Yes A, Dow is up 1000 points one day down 1000 next day. Violent up and downs usually mean crash coming
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Last time the gtfo notes had been ignored also.
To late and yes light switch.

As we noted then - Why did the U.S. government spend 2.6 million dollars to train Chinese prostitutes to drink responsibly?
Retards you vote for time after time. Sat Jun 22, 2013 8:53 pm

As some are seeing now - So let me get this straight. First Bernanke attacks poor fixed incomers by sinking their interest rates and then he goes after their principal. I would advise read his work from 1983 for review and Anna's findings since we posted both which was of assistance on a few thought maps for me alone I note.

No they have no clue today either.

Debt will not push that dead debt elephant any further. The last laugh people even tossed the moaning into incinerators you worship.

We asked then what was the worse as the food shock or oil shock in 2013.

1963 to 2013 and found that a 5 percent increase in food commodity prices can lead
to a decline of almost 1 percent in US GDP growth a year later.

The point is some tracked the effects. You did not. Debt saturation will not change your attitude either.

You went full retard as a Nation and now you will pay indeed.

Do not be deceived, God is not mocked. May he forgive us in this hour.
We helped a few Yazidi survive is all we asked as we Christians where annihilated.

We have been mocked and targeted before but one thing rings true.

Thread: Parousia; Greek: παρουσία) is a meaning of presence, arrival, or official visit.
The ear and the eye have seen much in this cycle.

Bite your tongue for now.
Its hard as the good suffer but He knows His time is short and you will not be at that sentencing.

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Another source, this time with Bloomberg, said that Russia wants OPEC+ to sustain current output cuts until June. It would then be at that time where more data about market imbalances could be assessed and corrected, the person added.

With Russia taking a "tough stance" on the proposed additional cuts, Commerzbank says Brent futures could extend declines to $40 per barrel. However, if Russia agrees to further cuts, Brent futures would jump to $60 in weeks. tyler

The survival envelope is now here as we noted as the thaw.

50xx was a flare gun to what was and is.
We should be polite and give them a date.
Nope the seal is real and we hope to be wrong.

Hammer meet Anvil.

On another note of regard basically forgive them Father they underestimate the real market and our flyover pity of what is
coming walking off the path.

Orienting reflex, is an organism's immediate response to a change in its environment.

In the end, it’s a word that says more about the helplessness of the accuser than it does the transgressor.

Level I - pathological defences (i.e. psychotic denial, delusional projection)
Level II - immature defences (i.e. fantasy, projection, passive aggression, acting out) <---------------------------
Level III - neurotic defences (i.e. intellectualization, reaction formation, dissociation, displacement, repression)
Level IV - mature defences (i.e. humour, sublimation, suppression, altruism, anticipation)

They still contend the Dunning-Kruger effect is not a pathological condition, just lethal; as it is carried out.

In summary, most producers that hedge with three-way collars are often taking a punt on the short put position, turning their hedge into a rather speculative trade. When initiating these strategies, many producers will claim that they "know" that prices won't decline enough for their short put position to move in-the-money. However, as we all know, that’s often not the case. Recall that many producers incurred large hedging losses from selling out-of-the-money put options, often as part of a three-way collar, when crude oil and natural gas prices collapsed in 2008-2009. Clearly many producers did not learn from the 2008-2009 collapse and are once again experiencing large hedging losses due to the recent price decline, many thanks to three-way collars.

signed,
Ben D. Over

PIK loans are typically unsecured and/or with a deeply subordinated security structure. Maturities usually exceed five years and in a standard offer, the loan carries a detachable warrant or a similar mechanism to allow the lender to share in the future success of the business, making it a hybrid security.
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“If you owe your bank a hundred pounds, you have a problem. But if you owe a million, it has.” John Maynard Keynes
Nope it was designed.
Keynes and Hayek only differed in the timing to preserve or eliminate "legal" cartel players and the definition of moral hazard.

As H knows at end of the day you are so f@#king gone.
As for me yes long and short.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CnQUHECjo0g
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American taxpayers about to be screwed. No kiss involved.
I'm Cracker J and I forget.
42 times was the known record for rehypothecating RMBS assets set by Bear Stearns.

https://www.thefreedictionary.com/ersatz

biggest one-day move in history,
it is only a matter of time before the cracks do emerge, at which point the only question will be who it is that just blew up...

we love faygo soda ICP

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X3H5Lx6rOgg

dpc will mount up next week
thread metD

Translation: we were catastrophically wrong about everything, so after you are done calculating your losses for listening to us and shorting the 30Y, here are all our reports on the topic which, you guessed it, were dead wrong too.
You can use them for kindling in case you can't afford to heat your house next winter.

Oh, and before we forget, that's the real reason why he is richer than you.


1. Heart disease.
2.Cancer.
3.Unintentional injuries.
4.Chronic lower respiratory disease.
5.Stroke and cerebrovascular diseases.
6.Alzheimer's disease.
7.Diabetes.
8.Influenza and pneumonia.

most of those so-called expert were in grade school during our last market
you never mentally recovered since the aids release

H, I assume a 10 up, or 30 down blow out percent given the "climate thaw".

I consider the sweeps are just going since insolvency and debt will meet soon enough.

The largest positive sigma event of all time occurred on 13 October 2008, the S&P 500 surged upward registering a 11.82 sigma event.
The largest negative sigma event was the famous 19 October 1987 crash, which was a whopping 20.98 sigma event.
A 10 sigma or greater down day can be expected once every 62.58 years.
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Shoppers lined up obediently to be sprayed with a disinfectant-like liquid, before they were allowed access.
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Not as far off as noted earlier. prelim data was 16.8 percent for over 80.

egregious pride - jason

Many Christians are surprised to find that the Christian life is not a playground but a battleground.
They are surprised to find they have to deal with hardship and temptation after they have decided to follow Christ.

Betteridge's law

In the field of particle physics, the concept is known as Hinchliffe's Rule, after physicist Ian Hinchliffe, who stated that if a research paper's title is in the form of a yes–no question, the answer to that question will be "no"
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Well I was wrong about last Monday being some kind of "black Monday" but now I wonder about the coming Monday. Or maybe it takes still longer for a panic, even in these days of rapid information flow. The first 10% drop was record fast though, so maybe the panic won't take long. I will watch Monday with interest as it sure seems a good chance of a panic.
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vincecate wrote:Well I was wrong about last Monday being some kind of "black Monday" but now I wonder about the coming Monday. Or maybe it takes still longer for a panic, even in these days of rapid information flow. The first 10% drop was record fast though, so maybe the panic won't take long. I will watch Monday with interest as it sure seems a good chance of a panic.
V, there may be a panic on Monday. The S&P 500 is now 12% below its peak. But the years pivot point is 2975 which was where it closed on Friday. If its at the years pivot point its not yet a particularly scary situation, in fact to be expected at some time during the year. The 1929 "Black Monday" needed 16% down from the peak over 23 trading days to create a panic Black Monday.
I do think that we are at the beginning of the crash. The main fall of the crash may happen quite soon or maybe the monetary authorities delay a serious market correction for another year or more (being an election year). But the beginning has begun I currently think is the greatest probability.
So I haven't a clue what will happen in detail but my current speculation is that (with ups and downs) the SP 500 breaks support points at 2860 then 2740 then 2700 over the next one to three weeks, which will put it 20% off peak and 10% down on the yearly pivot, and then all hell will break loose. It may of course crash after breaking 2860; it may crash on Monday from the current level. Another possibility is that Trump and the Fed pours enormous liquidity into the market to stabilise it. That may or may not work. Refer to the points John made on interlocked global debt. The liquidity may go into safe havens instead of stocks: Have you been watching gold?
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