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I MAY have figured out what the "Empire" is up to 

@FOS  (I know you said you used to trade FX so this should be of interest)
@Cannonpointer  
@Sumela  

Notice How DXY (rough approximation of dollar index) has been relentlessly climbing the past few months

https://www.marketwatch.com/investing/index/dxy

The ({< globalists >}) want to create a currency crisis worldwide, which will force investors to shift all their holdings into USD denominated assets.

This will create a severe liquidity crisis in emerging markets as well as countries that Trump intends to tariff like Canada (based on what we have seen, every round of tariffs seems to drive the USD higher = bullish) 

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The net inflow will push US markets into new ATHs (since money has nowhere left to go but US markets + precious metals...I am EXTREMELY bullish on Silver after one final 20-25% CORRECTION) but only for a short period of time. 

And here is what I foresee

<(They)> will crash the US market LAST. The other countries will fall first like dominoes.

E.g. given the size of Canada's housing bubble, I wouldn't be surprised if their unemployment begins going parabolic over the next 2 years (> 13%) and their asset prices crater by 50% (it will be worse given even more time)

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China seems to have seen through this ploy. 

Look at what they've been doing since September 2024

https://www.reuters.com/markets/asia/ch ... 025-01-08/

Why would China, which has maintained a neutral or even slightly deflationary monetary policy since 2021, suddenly want to flood their economy with BOTH monetary and fiscal stimulus?

It looks like a series of highly urgent moves to start attracting foreign investors. They know the dollar crunch will hurt them as well and need to be prepared immediately. Right now the market is reacting positively but with muted enthusiasm, so they will need to step up their efforts.

We shall see if they are successful when the time comes.

Preemptive response

Conjob retard: "Who is 'they?' And why would they want to crash the US stock market? Trump will bring us into a new era of prosperity!!"

Me: LOL WHAT DO YOU THINK <[( they )]> have been salivating for since Covid?

A GREAT RESET YOU DUMB NPC. IT IS COMING: THE GREATEST STOCK MARKET CRASH AND FINANCIAL CRISIS SINCE 1929-1932!!

   

Brought to you by the FORESKIN CHOMPERZ 

LowIQTrash » 02 Feb 2025, 8:18 am » wrote: ↑

02 Feb 2025, 8:18 am

Preemptive response

Conjob retard: "Who is 'they?' And why would they want to crash the US stock market? Trump will bring us into a new era of prosperity!!"

Me: LOL WHAT DO YOU THINK <[( they )]> have been salivating for since Covid?

A GREAT RESET YOU DUMB NPC. IT IS COMING: THE GREATEST STOCK MARKET CRASH AND FINANCIAL CRISIS SINCE 1929-1932!!

   

Brought to you by the FORESKIN CHOMPERZ

Of course, it's the Jews......circumcision seems to be a big fear for you. Micro surgery has improved quite a bit, why don't you give it another try?
 

LowIQTrash » 02 Feb 2025, 8:18 am » wrote: ↑

02 Feb 2025, 8:18 am

Preemptive response

Conjob retard: "Who is 'they?' And why would they want to crash the US stock market? Trump will bring us into a new era of prosperity!!"

Me: LOL WHAT DO YOU THINK <[( they )]> have been salivating for since Covid?

A GREAT RESET YOU DUMB NPC. IT IS COMING: THE GREATEST STOCK MARKET CRASH AND FINANCIAL CRISIS SINCE 1929-1932!!

   

Brought to you by the FORESKIN CHOMPERZ 

The Art of War was written between 475 and 221 B.C.E., during the Warring States period in China. It's attributed to Sun Tzu, an ancient Chinese military strategist and general.

I even figured out the same **** rewritten as Art of the Deal by the 45 and 47th president of the USA in 1989. Yes I voted for him 3 times also as lesser of the evils seeking the office.

Your mind hasn't figure out how to combat that ancient ****. My personal brain has.

LowIQTrash » 02 Feb 2025, 7:59 am » wrote: ↑

02 Feb 2025, 7:59 am

I MAY have figured out what the "Empire" is up to 

@FOS  (I know you said you used to trade FX so this should be of interest)
@Cannonpointer  
@Sumela  

Notice How DXY (rough approximation of dollar index) has been relentlessly climbing the past few months

https://www.marketwatch.com/investing/index/dxy

The ({< globalists >}) want to create a currency crisis worldwide, which will force investors to shift all their holdings into USD denominated assets.

This will create a severe liquidity crisis in emerging markets as well as countries that Trump intends to tariff like Canada (based on what we have seen, every round of tariffs seems to drive the USD higher = bullish) 

------------

The net inflow will push US markets into new ATHs (since money has nowhere left to go but US markets + precious metals...I am EXTREMELY bullish on Silver after one final 20-25% CORRECTION) but only for a short period of time. 

And here is what I foresee

<(They)> will crash the US market LAST. The other countries will fall first like dominoes.

E.g. given the size of Canada's housing bubble, I wouldn't be surprised if their unemployment begins going parabolic over the next 2 years (> 13%) and their asset prices crater by 50% (it will be worse given even more time)

-------------

China seems to have seen through this ploy. 

Look at what they've been doing since September 2024

https://www.reuters.com/markets/asia/ch ... 025-01-08/

Why would China, which has maintained a neutral or even slightly deflationary monetary policy since 2021, suddenly want to flood their economy with BOTH monetary and fiscal stimulus?

It looks like a series of highly urgent moves to start attracting foreign investors. They know the dollar crunch will hurt them as well and need to be prepared immediately. Right now the market is reacting positively but with muted enthusiasm, so they will need to step up their efforts.

We shall see if they are successful when the time comes.

ultimately the value of the dollar is not based on production but rather the us military. I expect a war is coming. Yemen maybe? How the us military performs will determine how the market reacts. And I predict an embarrassing loss.

FOS » 02 Feb 2025, 9:30 am » wrote: ↑

02 Feb 2025, 9:30 am

ultimately the value of the dollar is not based on production but rather the us military. I expect a war is coming. Yemen maybe? How the us military performs will determine how the market reacts. And I predict an embarrassing loss.

That suggstion ^^^^^^ is worthy of your we mantra. nothing more.

LowIQTrash » 02 Feb 2025, 7:59 am » wrote: ↑

02 Feb 2025, 7:59 am

I MAY have figured out what the "Empire" is up to 

@FOS  (I know you said you used to trade FX so this should be of interest)
@Cannonpointer  
@Sumela  

Notice How DXY (rough approximation of dollar index) has been relentlessly climbing the past few months

https://www.marketwatch.com/investing/index/dxy

The ({< globalists >}) want to create a currency crisis worldwide, which will force investors to shift all their holdings into USD denominated assets.

This will create a severe liquidity crisis in emerging markets as well as countries that Trump intends to tariff like Canada (based on what we have seen, every round of tariffs seems to drive the USD higher = bullish) 

------------

The net inflow will push US markets into new ATHs (since money has nowhere left to go but US markets + precious metals...I am EXTREMELY bullish on Silver after one final 20-25% CORRECTION) but only for a short period of time. 

And here is what I foresee

<(They)> will crash the US market LAST. The other countries will fall first like dominoes.

E.g. given the size of Canada's housing bubble, I wouldn't be surprised if their unemployment begins going parabolic over the next 2 years (> 13%) and their asset prices crater by 50% (it will be worse given even more time)

-------------

China seems to have seen through this ploy. 

Look at what they've been doing since September 2024

https://www.reuters.com/markets/asia/ch ... 025-01-08/

Why would China, which has maintained a neutral or even slightly deflationary monetary policy since 2021, suddenly want to flood their economy with BOTH monetary and fiscal stimulus?

It looks like a series of highly urgent moves to start attracting foreign investors. They know the dollar crunch will hurt them as well and need to be prepared immediately. Right now the market is reacting positively but with muted enthusiasm, so they will need to step up their efforts.

We shall see if they are successful when the time comes.

I definitely appreciate your use of "may" in your first sentence.
My experience with interesting predictions here in NHB is the absolutists (black & white - no middle ground) types are wrong most of the time.
You aren't providing wiggle room IMO, merely acknowledging the realities.

When people start believing they are Billy Pilgrim, I lose confidence in their predictions.

LowIQTrash » 02 Feb 2025, 7:59 am » wrote: ↑

02 Feb 2025, 7:59 am

I MAY have figured out what the "Empire" is up to 

@FOS  (I know you said you used to trade FX so this should be of interest)
@Cannonpointer  
@Sumela  

Notice How DXY (rough approximation of dollar index) has been relentlessly climbing the past few months

https://www.marketwatch.com/investing/index/dxy

The ({< globalists >}) want to create a currency crisis worldwide, which will force investors to shift all their holdings into USD denominated assets.

This will create a severe liquidity crisis in emerging markets as well as countries that Trump intends to tariff like Canada (based on what we have seen, every round of tariffs seems to drive the USD higher = bullish) 

------------

The net inflow will push US markets into new ATHs (since money has nowhere left to go but US markets + precious metals...I am EXTREMELY bullish on Silver after one final 20-25% CORRECTION) but only for a short period of time. 

And here is what I foresee

<(They)> will crash the US market LAST. The other countries will fall first like dominoes.

E.g. given the size of Canada's housing bubble, I wouldn't be surprised if their unemployment begins going parabolic over the next 2 years (> 13%) and their asset prices crater by 50% (it will be worse given even more time)

-------------

China seems to have seen through this ploy. 

Look at what they've been doing since September 2024

https://www.reuters.com/markets/asia/ch ... 025-01-08/

Why would China, which has maintained a neutral or even slightly deflationary monetary policy since 2021, suddenly want to flood their economy with BOTH monetary and fiscal stimulus?

It looks like a series of highly urgent moves to start attracting foreign investors. They know the dollar crunch will hurt them as well and need to be prepared immediately. Right now the market is reacting positively but with muted enthusiasm, so they will need to step up their efforts.

We shall see if they are successful when the time comes.

I have confidence in China and Xi simply by observing the type of
society they have transformed into over the last 30 years.

Its has been nothing short of a miracle.

I thought Muriqueers always respected excellence...
...nawwww, mostly they are butthurt lil crybaby pussies.
 

FOS » 02 Feb 2025, 9:30 am » wrote: ↑

02 Feb 2025, 9:30 am

ultimately the value of the dollar is not based on production but rather the us military. I expect a war is coming. Yemen maybe? How the us military performs will determine how the market reacts. And I predict an embarrassing loss.

Wouldn't it be in the interests of US elites to continue economic warfare? The military part comes only after the economic warfare loses steam/effectiveness.

Trump, acting on behalf of the <( JWO )>, intends to spread the damage everywhere, not just to geopolitical adversaries like China. He is already preparing to tariff the EU (vassal states)

Yemen or Iran (2 likely targets) when our "Greatest Ally" in the Middle East says it's time 
 

LowIQTrash » 02 Feb 2025, 5:00 pm » wrote: ↑

02 Feb 2025, 5:00 pm

Wouldn't it be in the interests of US elites to continue economic warfare? The military part comes only after the economic warfare loses steam/effectiveness.

Trump, acting on behalf of the <( JWO )>, intends to spread the damage everywhere, not just to geopolitical adversaries like China. 

Yemen or Iran (2 likely targets)

The USD still looks better than all the other (****) currencies out there despite having nothing to do with production, & investors will behave accordingly. It sounds counter-intuitive given the nosebleed valuations, but US equities will march higher. 

Base economics of the same method genetics naturally eternally separates each ancestor occupying space since conception equally timed apart daily here.

No society has ever tried that except the first couple of generations gaps since July 4, 1776. Self evident the generation gaps since lost their way as evident by April 12, 1861.

LowIQTrash » 02 Feb 2025, 5:00 pm » wrote: ↑

02 Feb 2025, 5:00 pm

Wouldn't it be in the interests of US elites to continue economic warfare? The military part comes only after the economic warfare loses steam/effectiveness.

Trump, acting on behalf of the <( JWO )>, intends to spread the damage everywhere, not just to geopolitical adversaries like China. He is already preparing to tariff the EU (vassal states)

Yemen or Iran (2 likely targets) when our "Greatest Ally" in the Middle East says it's time

our economy rests on top of our military. Because we have nothing else to offer. We simply do not have the manufacturing or production we had during ww2. Smart people in the usa mostly go into finance where they make money from nothing. But that is a fake economy. That is why now we rely on tariffs and intimidating militarily weaker countries to have an economy at all.

RebelGator » 02 Feb 2025, 8:35 am » wrote: ↑

02 Feb 2025, 8:35 am

Of course, it's the Jews......circumcision seems to be a big fear for you. Micro surgery has improved quite a bit, why don't you give it another try?

oh the handwringing...it's delicious...
 

Xi knows and feels the desperation of a crumbling West.

FOS » 03 Feb 2025, 10:28 am » wrote: ↑

03 Feb 2025, 10:28 am

our economy rests on top of our military. Because we have nothing else to offer. We simply do not have the manufacturing or production we had during ww2. Smart people in the usa mostly go into finance where they make money from nothing. But that is a fake economy. That is why now we rely on tariffs and intimidating militarily weaker countries to have an economy at all.

your misdirection is typical of a mind never accepting how living evolves in plain sight. Do you know how self fulfilling prophecies come true? Social consensus formed Rule of law changing interpretation each generation added.

FOS » 03 Feb 2025, 10:28 am » wrote: ↑

03 Feb 2025, 10:28 am

our economy rests on top of our military. Because we have nothing else to offer. We simply do not have the manufacturing or production we had during ww2. Smart people in the usa mostly go into finance where they make money from nothing. But that is a fake economy. That is why now we rely on tariffs and intimidating militarily weaker countries to have an economy at all.

True. My view is that if we can't maintain our and sustain ourselves without being dependent on other countries, then we deserve to fail. We have the means to produce and manufacture. However, will we step up to the plate and make it happen? I don't know. If we do, then that's awesome. If we sit around on our lazy asses and not do ****, then we deserve sink like the Titanic. Our sloth and lazy asses will be the iceberg.