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    #11
    Originally posted by TOM4CWB View Post
    The unprecedented FALL of the North America economies [further rise of China and Asia Pacific to dominance... aligned with german backing ] will/is happen... The CDN Emergency Act causing destabilization of CDN domestic internal currency... on top the complete CDN gov tracking and seizure regulations starting Feb 14/22 of CRYPTO Currencies for the first time.

    Deputy PM Freeland has said she is making these regs of CRYPTO Currencies permanent outside the EMA so when the liberals loose the EMA power to regulate and monitor CRYPTO Currencies... the powers are seamlessly retained.
    JT and Singh are very proud of their coup on Parliament Hill. We have effectively lost any Charter of Rights and Freedoms... unless the PM likes you politically. Exactly backwards to what was legally supposed to occur. Banana Republic of Canada... Feb 14/22. The St Valentines slaughter of the CDN Charter of Rights and Freedoms.

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      #12
      Originally posted by errolanderson View Post
      Interesting comment from European colleague tonite. Comment was . . . .

      Russia’s attack may not be so much about Ukraine, rather it is an attack on the U.S. dollar dominance with China in the shadows.

      This made me pause in-thought . . . .
      Feb.12:

      https://laductrading.com/russia-isnt-attacking-ukraine-they-and-china-are-attacking-the-us/

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        #13
        Originally posted by LWeber View Post
        Feb.12:

        https://laductrading.com/russia-isnt-attacking-ukraine-they-and-china-are-attacking-the-us/
        One thing he doesn't mention is IMHO we have the weakest group of world leaders I have ever seen.

        Putin and Xi not included.

        Not hard to believe they see an opprtunity.

        Could see it coming with the rout from Afghanistan.

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          #14
          Tech washout is going to surprise a lot of investors.
          Talk-of-the-town is inflation, but stiff incoming tech losses will impact the ‘Everything Bubble’ and inflation’s duration.

          This may offer an opportunity for those with cash on-the-sidelines . . . .

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            #15
            Originally posted by errolanderson View Post
            Tech washout is going to surprise a lot of investors.
            Talk-of-the-town is inflation, but stiff incoming tech losses will impact the ‘Everything Bubble’ and inflation’s duration.

            This may offer an opportunity for those with cash on-the-sidelines . . . .
            Errol, I respect your temerity for posting within the Covid forum even though it is mis-labeled as the "commodity marketing" forum. May many a brave lad/lass follow your lead!

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              #16
              Originally posted by helmsdale View Post
              Errol, I respect your temerity for posting within the Covid forum even though it is mis-labeled as the "commodity marketing" forum. May many a brave lad/lass follow your lead!
              Errol the propensity of Biden to mess with black oil/NG is bound to cause wild volatility... or is Biden bluffing about embargoing Russian oil?

              Do a nuclear deal with Iran and buy their oil instead???

              It is hard to believe this can land well at the conclusion of the Russian remake of the EU?

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                #17
                An observation . . . crude oil today is trading at the same level as three (3) weeks ago.

                This smells like the oil top is in . . . .

                Sanctions will hurt Russia. Their economy is not very big, about the size of Canada, I believe.

                There has to be a very big fish out there, to take these risks. An opinion . . . .

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                  #18
                  The sanctions against Russia were limited, Nord stream 2 is again held up which impacts gas . Putin won't be stopped by what we saw yesterday from the international community though he may be pondering taking Ukraine piece by piece over time rather than all at once . This week's discussions over the Iran nuclear deal have more import . Writing was on the wall for a tech sector consolidation with interest rates signalling they would start moving up. Odds were grains were going to see better conditions somewhere but they haven't SA is is a mess dry where it's dry and horribly wet where it's wet, beans rotting in pods , The oilseed complex is up overnight May canola flirting with its 52 week high.
                  Interesting times, just hoping oil can hold in there for a month for shares bought in Feb March 21 and need that 365 days for better tax treatment of gains.
                  Last edited by mcfarms; Feb 23, 2022, 07:36.

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                    #19
                    Originally posted by errolanderson View Post
                    An observation . . . crude oil today is trading at the same level as three (3) weeks ago.

                    This smells like the oil top is in . . . .

                    Sanctions will hurt Russia. Their economy is not very big, about the size of Canada, I believe.

                    There has to be a very big fish out there, to take these risks. An opinion . . . .
                    I agree with your oil idea.

                    Here is my tweet from yesterday.

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                      #20
                      Rule of thumb . . . when bubbles burst, the crash is just beginning. Tech washout could quickly spread into the real estate bubble . . . .

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