OT: 11 Bitcoin ETFs Approved by SEC.
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Go ahead and break out the education plans from each of the candidates so we can compare and contrast.
Looking forward to the investment horizon across some market sectors from now to the end of the year. Should be interesting and, hopefully, profitable. Consolidated some positions Friday in preparation.
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If one were to analyze the stock holdings of congressional members one would likely find an overwhelming abundance of defense industry holdings.
Seriously, is there anything this administration doesn't boldly lie about? We've got to root these bad actors out of DC.
This is 100% spot on. Why would anyone with kids who care about their future get so caught up with Trump Tweets that they take their eye off the ball on the important stuff?
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No Longer A Conspiracy Theory ‼️ Tucker Carlson Exposes Kamala Harris Is Owed By BlackRock
- She creates the housing crisis with illegal migrants
- BlackRock buys all the homes
- BlackRock skyrockets rents
- Illegal immigrants are put on housing vouchers
This is RACKETEERING organized crime
Kamala Harris “To lower the cost of everyday needs like health care and housing and groceries.”
Tucker Carlson “We're gonna end America's housing shortage. You just let in over 10,000,000 people illegally, and you put them all in housing vouchers and food stamps and gave them free plane tickets and free cell phones, and all of them have to live somewhere. You caused America's housing shortage.
If you care about the cost of housing, limit the population so we don't expand it through uncontrolled immigration, through open borders, which is exactly what they did.
She's responsible for it. And her donors at BlackRock are buying up the houses in your neighborhood. And her donors at Airbnb are turning your neighborhood into a completely unmanageable garbage, a place filled with transients where there's no social connection at all between people.
Those are her donors. Those are her policies.
For her to lecture us on the housing shortage that she caused, it's almost too much. I can't sit here.”
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No Longer A Conspiracy Theory ‼️ Tucker Carlson Exposes Kamala Harris Is Owed By BlackRock
- She creates the housing crisis with illegal migrants
- BlackRock buys all the homes
- BlackRock skyrockets rents
- Illegal immigrants are put on housing vouchers
This is RACKETEERING organized crime
Kamala Harris “To lower the cost of everyday needs like health care and housing and groceries.”
Tucker Carlson “We're gonna end America's housing shortage. You just let in over 10,000,000 people illegally, and you put them all in housing vouchers and food stamps and gave them free plane tickets and free cell phones, and all of them have to live somewhere. You caused America's housing shortage.
If you care about the cost of housing, limit the population so we don't expand it through uncontrolled immigration, through open borders, which is exactly what they did.
She's responsible for it. And her donors at BlackRock are buying up the houses in your neighborhood. And her donors at Airbnb are turning your neighborhood into a completely unmanageable garbage, a place filled with transients where there's no social connection at all between people.
Those are her donors. Those are her policies.
For her to lecture us on the housing shortage that she caused, it's almost too much. I can't sit here.”
Powell, in his speech today at Jackson Hole, said it's time to begin cutting interest rates. Will be great for the overall markets all the way to the end of the year !!!! Loving it.
It’s what they planned to do all along. That’s why they created and funded the massive illegal traffic.
Bitcoin, at this hour, is down nearly 4,000 and 6%. Still think it's on the cusp of a move to $125 at least, in this year or into 2025 within a year. I also anticipate falling interest rates and a declining dollar will help certain crypto stocks that have leverage to bitcoin.
They do but at half the present prices. Lots of folks will be underwater soon
Seems farfetched unless there is a significant supply of empty homes somewhere.
There will be from foreclosures alone. Especially with all the new zero money down loans being issued starting in cali
Maybe. But the better banking regulations and lack of ARMs should prevent 2008 happening again.
Most people should be able to afford their current homes. Even if they overpaid.
Until the layoffs start taking effect. Lots laidoff already with more coming from the private sector. The government layoffs will really get the depression going strong. 08 will be nothing compared to where were headed
If you believe Trump will win, you'll probably want to get at least a piece of Bitcoin -- if not others too.
Even if Trump were to never do what he promised, the market is still going sky high post election because of the hype alone.
Even if Trump were to never do what he promised, the market is still going sky high post election because of the hype alone.
Why wouldn't it be? States like NY and CA have been crippled by horrific policy which has cost the state immeasurably over the past 4 years. It should be called out.
The markets are now nervous about Kamala's kookie economic policy proposals. A bump expected in next couple of days leading up to the rate cut. However, it could be a month or two after the election until the liquidity phase really moves if she was to be elected -- if not more.
Maybe you're too young to remember the textile industry and the race to the bottom.
Has to be tough going through life constantly being trolled everytime you're wrong, right?
Give us a full breakdown of what happened to the textile industry and how it ties in to what O'Leary is stating above.
Therapy remains available.
Why don't you do some research so you can actually change your thought process and contribute more to society?
Ward,
To interrupt yours and Watson's discussion on textiles (by the way, I worked 4 straight summers in a textile mill while going to college; that mill closed down decades ago) to bitcoin.: you have any thoughts on when it will start running again? If history is any guide, mid-September - mid-October, bitcoin will break out into its parabolic phase. What do you think?
To interrupt yours and Watson's discussion on textiles (by the way, I worked 4 straight summers in a textile mill while going to college; that mill closed down decades ago) to bitcoin.: you have any thoughts on when it will start running again? If history is any guide, mid-September - mid-October, bitcoin will break out into its parabolic phase. What do you think?
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We'll probably see a good bounce for BTC at the end of this 60-day cycle with the FOMC on tap for mid-Sept.
This would historically be a catalyst for the parabolic post-halving phase, but it's an election year and the markets loathe Harris and her proposed policies.
If Trump gets elected, it will be a rocket ship on November 5.
If Harris gets elected, there's going to likely be a hangover effect which could extend into the New Year.
Harris and Gensler have made their feelings very clear about CBDCs and their dislike for Bitcoin and crypto. (Operation Chokepoint)
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Oh time will tell how the markets will react to the election. Crypto makes up a VERY small portion of my portfolio. I did extremely well when Clinton and Obama were President. And that has carried on while Biden was President. So, we will see how the markets react.
Money Printing with all of those presidents though.
The S&P simply held serve once you factor in inflation and dollar devaluation.
Trump has stated BTC would be held and possibly used an partial reserve currency.
That would be massive.
Goldman Sachs this week said economic growth (GDP) would get the biggest boost with a Harris administration than a Trump administration. They also said job growth would be stronger under Harris and that inflation under Trump would be higher due to his tariff proposals. My portfolio did much better under Clinton (who had the last balanced budget), Obama and Biden than it did under W. Bush and Trump, who both increased the budget deficit.
