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Market:  United States
  • Prev. Close: 5,386.75
  • Open: 5,382.50
  • Day's Range: 5,363.25 - 5,384.00
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democrats deserve 75% of the blame for the catastrophe ahead.
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back to the Low of the day, easy to see why, ''bulls aren't buying, they're lying''
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Below 5280 is flash crash to 5250
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flush crash sounds funnier
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Recession
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you can raise or lower rates, rates have nothing to do with this, it's all about printing and inflating assets with velocity of money, rates won't stop it, only you can stop it by telling Congress to cut budget 33% immediately and pay 67 cents on the dollar to any debt holder and eat the excrutiating pain now before it becomes a point that analgesics and antipyretics won't stop your suffering... you'll need morphine and it will take a half decade to unlever and turn the ship around with real production inside our own country without the help of government spending
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We will never take responsibility for paying off our debt. We will wait for the next global crisis. Print tens of trillions more, blame inflation on the 'crisis' and repeat until the government itself finally fails. Conditions are destined to get worse and worse for the average US citizen. No way around it. But the wealthy can still keep things good for themselves until... You know... 'let them eat cake' though, right?
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hindenburg omen cometh
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you see how easy? up
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It keeps going down, your account is getting further and further red.
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bear excited again. Thanks. I am buying.
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How deep will this river run tomorrow?
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This look like a river with the microscopes. It took 8 hours to ho down 20 dollars.
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The economy was being torn to pieces by inflation from 1976-82. Volcker's attempts to continue the flawed Burns-Miller welfare hokum was nullified by the credit markets forcing Volcker to raise their rates. The same process is happening now with this Jpow character as it should be to destroy inflation. QE kids have been conditioned by years of malfeasance to believe that inflation makes an economy.....Rude awakening forthcoming to that dogma..... LOL
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Only this time we are trapped even worse than before. Our debt is so out of hand, we don't have the ability to raise rates as our federal day interest payments will send our debt into a the stratosphere. Then the only resolution is to print like crazy to pay it off, also creating mass inflation. Inflation is happening either way.
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