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    Leverage, Margin, Cryptos Crashing

    Way to much leverage, way too much inflationary hype (IMO). Wreckless and unguarded speculation. Welcome heavy incoming margin calls.

    Potential race for the exit door may be interesting heading into 2022 . . . .

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    How will this black swan event affect those not engaged in any of it and are doing just fine without the sleepless nights?

    And will fertilizer take the tumble as well? or will the collusion and gouging continue?

    Seems fertilizer is a commodity,,,, that shouldn't escape the black swan event????
    Last edited by bucket; Dec 4, 2021, 07:46.

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      #3
      Originally posted by bucket View Post
      How will this black swan event affect those not engaged in any of it and are doing just fine without the sleepless nights?

      And will fertilizer take the tumble as well? or will the collusion and gouging continue?

      Seems fertilizer is a commodity,,,, that shouldn't escape the black swan event????
      Bucket, there are still supply chain inflation and gouging in many markets, but now enter the market ring . . . disinflation (weakening inflation) and now bald-faced deflation. This is happening rapidly (IMO)

      And the crypto collapse? Well, that is just greed saying hello to margin calls. Leverage is far too high.

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        #4
        Originally posted by errolanderson View Post
        Bucket, there are still supply chain inflation and gouging in many markets, but now enter the market ring . . . disinflation (weakening inflation) and now bald-faced deflation. This is happening rapidly (IMO)

        And the crypto collapse? Well, that is just greed saying hello to margin calls. Leverage is far too high.
        Any comments on fertilizer?

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          #5
          I dont think of crypto as a proxy for anything except clueless mania.

          But stock margins are high as well, people are all in especially the unicorn crowd...cough Tesla, ARKK

          I have rotated my stock portfolio back into seasoned monopoly dividend payers mostly in Canada.

          Playing defense now.

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            #6
            Bitcoin crashed in Asia last nite. Word is: down to $42,000. Cryptos clearly in a bear market now.

            Monday, Monday? . . . .

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              #7
              Originally posted by jazz View Post
              I dont think of crypto as a proxy for anything except clueless mania.

              But stock margins are high as well, people are all in especially the unicorn crowd...cough Tesla, ARKK

              I have rotated my stock portfolio back into seasoned monopoly dividend payers mostly in Canada.

              Playing defense now.
              didn't you just say you sold them all , or was that someone else?

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                #8
                Originally posted by caseih View Post
                didn't you just say you sold them all , or was that someone else?
                I did, went back into a more defensive positions this week. The US economy seems risky now, I was heavily in there during covid.

                Bought Canadian banks, utilities, insurers, energy, etc. Companies with reliable dividends and pricing power. Canada will be the first to raise rates in about 5 months time so my banker told me.

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                  #9
                  Originally posted by jazz View Post
                  I did, went back into a more defensive positions this week. The US economy seems risky now, I was heavily in there during covid.

                  Bought Canadian banks, utilities, insurers, energy, etc. Companies with reliable dividends and pricing power. Canada will be the first to raise rates in about 5 months time so my banker told me.
                  I agree. Had an average crop last year and phenomenal prices right now. Minimal new iron with that windfall money. Going to pay down mortgage and iron debt as fast as possible.

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                    #10
                    Originally posted by jazz View Post
                    I dont think of crypto as a proxy for anything except clueless mania.

                    But stock margins are high as well, people are all in especially the unicorn crowd...cough Tesla, ARKK

                    I have rotated my stock portfolio back into seasoned monopoly dividend payers mostly in Canada.

                    Playing defense now.
                    This article describes ARKK as almost ponzi like.
                    The shares went up because she basicly pushed them with big cash injections but now she can't get out without blowing the market up because she owns such a big share of thinly traded stocks.

                    https://seekingalpha.com/amp/article/4473196-arkk-etf-5-years

                    Wonder how many of these "woke" investments are in that situation. No profits and non coming anytime soon.

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                      #11
                      Originally posted by shtferbrains View Post
                      Wonder how many of these "woke" investments are in that situation. No profits and non coming anytime soon.
                      Rivian, the next Tesla has a valuation larger than GM and zero revenue.

                      Musk firesaled Tesla at the top. He and his brother have sold close to 10B worth of stock in the past month. Says his SpaceX fantasy is close to bankruptcy as well.

                      Its all rampant speculation based on nothing.

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                        #12
                        CDN $ 128.5 Time to convert from US to CDN?

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