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Wall Street plummets ,trillions lost
The Dow futures opened last night at 37,250 and went as low as 36,499. That's your first support level breached. However, as I suggested last week, the markets are very likely to rise this week, albeit slightly. I had other reasons for stating it last week but do you see the gap in the chart between Friday night's close and last night's open? The markets, like nature, abhor a vacuum so this gap MUST be closed before the trend down can be resumed. To be even more specific, the Futures opened considerably lower than Friday night's close - this shows the market's underlying sentiment (remember, sentiment is what drives markets). The gap created, however, must be closed so the Futures chart must rise to at least 38,219 (Friday's close) to close the gap (it might rise slightly higher but doesn't need to for gap-filling purposes). Shortly afterwards, the downtrend will resume because that's what the sentiment is showing us (and for so many other reasons, but they are beyond the scope of this thread). N.B. This is not an indication to trade - markets are volatile and yu risk losing your shirt, blah, blah. Regard it as a simple lesson. -
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Trump tells Americans ‘it won’t be easy’
Remember when Trump was going to bring peace to the Middle East but the only thing that happened was more war and his son in law made billions? -
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Trump tells Americans ‘it won’t be easy’
We all get to find out if Trump's ideas work, in real time. And, during most of our lives, the world has not been in a more precarious situation, either economically or in a geopolitical sense. The changes Trump wants to make are drastic and, for the most part, unprecedented. In any event, the alternative to Trump was Harris and the destruction of what was left of America. And so the voters chose Trump. And yet his plans may be overly optimistic. The status quo developed over decades and centuries, both economically and with respect to the established international "rules based order." And unfortunately, over the years, America has grown increasingly bankrupt, both economically and as a superpower. US hegemony is being supplanted by a multipolar world. Will Trump succeed? I'd like to think so, but I'm probably more of a realist. The forces allied against him are massive, and the established economic order will not simply disappear. At the end of the day, the Western Central Banks control the Western world's finances. It's a world of fiat currencies and money manipulation and the name of the game is currency debasement to keep the system operational. So, look for lower rates and a "race to the bottom" in the currency markets. And yet at some point, that game will no longer work. How long will it last????? It's the only game in town for the Western world, so it'll probably go on for a while. Trump has some breathing room. But the Western economy does not exist in a vacuum, especially in a world of scarce resources and a shifting geopolitical structure. Trump also wants to realign the geopolitical world. He says he wants peace, but does he? It doesn't seem that way, at least in the Middle East, which is about to turn into a major mess thanks to the Neocons at the State Department. It's almost a lost cause, at least in the Middle East. Bottom line: Trump probably won't be successful. In some areas, perhaps. I'm not holding my breath, though, on a shake up of the entire world order. -
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What is your idea of superfoods?
The chain restaurants, Burger King, McDonalds, Wendys, etc are no comparison to the indie restaurants anywhere. The ones here that people say are good, and that I've tried, are from other countries, mainly the US. -
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Trump Declares 'Liberation Day' as Sweeping Tariffs Take Effect
This tariff war is just don’t made sense. The domestic economy is 2/3rd of the GDP and the main engine of growth. The increase in tariffs elevate prices and reduce spending thus dampening the domestic economy. Lowering and not raising the tariffs will help the economy. US need high paying jobs especially in tech and tariffs should be targeted for such purposes. Broad sweeping tariffs is self inflicting disaster for the economy. -
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I Have Seen the End”: Uri Geller Warns Trump of Imminent Nuclear Apocalypse
We both bend spoons. It's fun at Dairy Queen when some kid is trying to eat his banana split. As for psychic ability, I'll leave that to POTUS, who seems to know that the key to eliminating the deficit is to cause a market crash, as if that's the path to abundance.
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