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29/01/24
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Originally posted by kacy:
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The EU administration is implementing Orwellian style censorship on social media posts on banks (see below). This means any post's or youtube videos that try to warn you about the banks will now get deleted, by government order, and the poster banned. (Just like we had during Covid on any posts that tried to warn you about vaccine safety.) And, its not the government who decides which posts (or videos) get deleted, it's the banks themselves who decide this. This poses the question: What are they worried about? Are the banks safe? What is it they don't want us to know? Maybe the trillions in losses on commercial real estate is about to hit the banks and we have good reason to be worried? Will this measure help? Or will it make the panic worse? (e.g. Like fear of the unknown?) What will happen now when someone live streams: "I tried to warn everyone that my withdrawal was blocked, and I got banned!"VIDEO
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If the markets are starting to turn down but the MainMedia tells you that everything is fine, then follow the money. August 2001... MM telling everyone that the markets are strong. US indices were heading lower. Someone knew something. Also, I have seen in prior events, a major push then the rug pull. Markets still LOOK like they are heading up at present
Originally posted by onetricky:
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yer, well i have dabbled a couple of times recently and exited for brokerage because the proceeding sideways ' don't short a dull market' came into play thereafter so the final decision to exit both times was right. thursday short so far so good but i want more meat on the headstart i've got before earnings ramp mid week. the recent intel flop is promising and had a negative effect on nvidia. i'd be more confident if there wasn't fomc in the middle of it to potentially gloss over any poor reporting. maybe the reporting will be good, but probably not a good/risk reward if your sitting on even stevens getting towards the middle of the week, long or short.
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I don't think that a cheap opportunity is not going to be available when the markets turn. I expect a 60% increase in anything snassy