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    #25
    Originally posted by helmsdale View Post
    from a millenial that knows nothing but busting my ass... "What is cash?"
    Maybe next year?

    Faith, Hope, Love!

    The most honourable occupation, growing high quality food for a hungry world!

    We live in the age of Grace and Mercy… Praying 🙏 for Blessings!

    What an astounding astonishingly complex universe we have the privilege to inhabit!

    Blessings and Salutations

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      #26
      Originally posted by TOM4CWB View Post
      Maybe next year?

      Faith, Hope, Love!

      The most honourable occupation, growing high quality food for a hungry world!

      We live in the age of Grace and Mercy… Praying 🙏 for Blessings!

      What an astounding astonishingly complex universe we have the privilege to inhabit!

      Blessings and Salutations
      BTW… we farmers could be accused of being the Big Long Infinity…occupation!!!

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        #27
        Is the Fed going to panic? This is one of the biggest Fed decisions tomorrow in history. Markets are sliding dropping so quickly it would make the Titanic proud. The U.S. 10-yr and 2 yr yield curve continues to invert sharply, a sure-fired sign the U.S. recession is deepening quickly. Now the Fed wants to hike rates further all in the name of inflation that is now fading in the rear view mirror. Folks, this isn’t pretty.

        As BIG SHORT investor recently stated; this will be the ‘mother-of-all-crashes’.

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          #28
          Who is a “ Big Short Investor”, the man in the moon?

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            #29
            Originally posted by errolanderson View Post
            Is the Fed going to panic? This is one of the biggest Fed decisions tomorrow in history. Markets are sliding dropping so quickly it would make the Titanic proud. The U.S. 10-yr and 2 yr yield curve continues to invert sharply, a sure-fired sign the U.S. recession is deepening quickly. Now the Fed wants to hike rates further all in the name of inflation that is now fading in the rear view mirror. Folks, this isn’t pretty.

            As BIG SHORT investor recently stated; this will be the ‘mother-of-all-crashes’.
            There wont be capitulation this time around. The Federal Reserve is no more 'Federal' than Federal Express and has no reserves. They set the trap on the market with 40 years of falling interest rates to create a debt bubble of epic proportions. The goal was always to bankrupt the majority by getting them drunk on near free funny money. Welcome to the notso 'Great Reset'.

            "Inflation fading in the rear view mirror" huh wasnt it just last week the CPI shocked the market with a higher than expected 8.3% print? And remember when inflation was just 'transitory'?
            Last edited by biglentil; Sep 20, 2022, 09:05.

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              #30
              Inflation is transitory . . . .

              Oil is clearly in-a-downtrend along with most commodity markets. Some analysts suggest next support around $77.50 per barrel. Major support seen at $65 per barrel on falling demand. Lumber tumbling, copper, gold fresh 2022 lows, aluminum slumping, loonie breaks 75 cents, Kiwi breaks 60 cents.

              Watch unemployment jump as warehouses and shops closed. Real estate under heavy pressure. Wages are sticky, but employers will lay-off and rehire at lower rates. Where's the shorts? . . . just look at the market.

              Tomorrow may be a total game-changer if the Fed doesn't change their course.

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                #31
                Originally posted by errolanderson View Post
                Inflation is transitory . . . .

                Oil is clearly in-a-downtrend along with most commodity markets. Some analysts suggest next support around $77.50 per barrel. Major support seen at $65 per barrel on falling demand. Lumber tumbling, copper, gold fresh 2022 lows, aluminum slumping, loonie breaks 75 cents, Kiwi breaks 60 cents.

                Watch unemployment jump as warehouses and shops closed. Real estate under heavy pressure. Wages are sticky, but employers will lay-off and rehire at lower rates. Where's the shorts? . . . just look at the market.

                Tomorrow may be a total game-changer if the Fed doesn't change their course.
                Errol,
                The central Banks don’t care… for just as in the pandemic… citizens were like sheep accepting lock downs and loss of personal freedoms with no major repercussions to the political establishment.

                Now the cue up is to declare a climate change ‘existential threat’… the governor of California yesterday eluded to the societal control being contemplated… EV and renewable energy, fresh water shortages, food security being threatened by drought… forest fires … unrestricted immigration… mass civil disobedience by homeless and radical left who have hoodwinked the legal establishment to protect and strengthen their political power base…

                All to prepare we citizens… for the financial revolution and control of what and how we live our lives in North America and the western world.

                Obviously China and Russia have implemented these objectives…

                Welcome to the new freedom… to do what we are told to do.

                Cheers, grin and Bear it… our destiny is clearly in view… as was proficiently predicted 2000years ago… and in plain view for all of humanity to see what is the future.

                The great deception for those who refuse to open their minds to a very interesting future!!!

                Blessings and Salutations

                P.S. the Great Pride of the establishment… in blindly forging ahead…
                Comes before great pain and destructive policies for the common citizens…
                Last edited by TOM4CWB; Sep 20, 2022, 14:06.

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                  #32
                  David Rosenberg is right-on-the-money. Inflation is no longer the threat, destroying the economy is the threat.

                  Apparently, Ford stock plunged more than 10 percent this week on a profit warning. Auto maker bankruptcies are now being rumoured. And this fallout has only just begun as this artificial financial bubble was backstopped by central banks with little fundamental justification.

                  And how many years will it take for the stock market to recover these losses. Some economists suggest it could take a decade of flat stock market returns after the bottom has been found. Housing is a sitting duck. In other words, this will be a very long and deep recession. Tomorrow will be interesting . . . .

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                    #33
                    What’s happening tomorrow ?

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                      #34
                      Fed interest rate hike

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                        #35
                        Originally posted by errolanderson View Post
                        Inflation is transitory . . . .

                        Oil is clearly in-a-downtrend along with most commodity markets. Some analysts suggest next support around $77.50 per barrel. Major support seen at $65 per barrel on falling demand. Lumber tumbling, copper, gold fresh 2022 lows, aluminum slumping, loonie breaks 75 cents, Kiwi breaks 60 cents.

                        Watch unemployment jump as warehouses and shops closed. Real estate under heavy pressure. Wages are sticky, but employers will lay-off and rehire at lower rates. Where's the shorts? . . . just look at the market.

                        Tomorrow may be a total game-changer if the Fed doesn't change their course.
                        And what do you think happens to the supply chain errol when the component manufacturers close up shop? We are already seeing that happen in Europe with electricity prices soaring to $1 a kwh.

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                          #36
                          Originally posted by biglentil View Post
                          And what do you think happens to the supply chain errol when the component manufacturers close up shop? We are already seeing that happen in Europe with electricity prices soaring to $1 a kwh.
                          That's a good question, but a better one might be, What is going to happen when the grain and meat supply/grain delivery/food processing/food delivery/food storage/food retail chain gets broken?

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