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Gov’t doesn’t want regional banks
Absolutely
George. About your analysis on the zerohedge debate..
I believe the main difference between Brett Johnson and rickards is .. Bret believes they will just be able to print more money like we have In the past and nothing will change. Jim Rickards believes because we are already at 120 %of debt to GDP this will not end the same as it has in the past. Everything past 90% is considered failure coming soon. Once we get the next major problem. I guess we will see whom is correct
Yes. People have less and less money. Most workers now can’t even afford a home. The people with retirements(government employees) will soon have equities in their retirement accounts replaced with U.S. Treasury Bonds as there won’t be any other buyers.
Yes. The fed will not print. The fed has gained a tool that was lost after 2008. They can control rates again.
Yeah there is a guy who talks about this — Mike Green — you interviewed him a couple years ago George. The market is now driven by flows, that’s it — passive is now well over 50% based on my info I can gather. As Mike Green says — redemptions are a function of asset prices and contributions are a function of income. New twist was the the leverage portion of your presentation, but I think out flows are much more a function of white collar employment and baby boomers taking the money out to live. Once net flows are negative, Ponzi goes to zero. Green is right — watch his stuff, very smart guy.
Yes, I heard Mike’s thesis few years back and thought it so succinct and relevant. The question remaining was what the inflection point was.
Mike Green, the socialist idealist. Yawn
SP500 is now mostly carried by NVDA alone. Once NVDA starts turning the entire market starts coming down. Yesterday with VIX being up 20% has shown the first signs and how bad it’ll get when NVDA turns, basically everything was red. Only a matter of time until NVDA is getting out of breath. I’m already shorting the market as a hedge. A 3 weeks -50% crash is looming around the corner.
ahh a realist
@@ANomadicJourneythe only way not to become blindsided
SMCI is worst, and ARM
@@BrokeAgain yikes, what goes up fast comes down even faster
Use your moving averages and you would understand how silly it is to waste money shorting early and that is with black swan event or not. They ALWAYS test the moving averages on the way up or down
If we are coming down, they take the 5ma on the daily and test it against the 10ma and 20ma. If the 20ma gets broken through with confirmation, load your shorts
It also deploys capital to the unproductive. Causing supply to fall. Takes time . Just like the 20s . Then bam , depression that nobody thought would happen.
I’m glad I pulled out of equities because nothing makes sense right now.
Love this George – spot on! I do data analysis for certain undisclosed hedge funds and several of them are digging into the details right now regarding the extreme bag holder theory of are we at max passive long position – ever.
Dave Ramsey tells me it’s the right thing to do 😂
Thank you for helping us wade through the financial feces and avoid completely falling in.
Invested in cannabis stocks a few years back and many of them crashed by 90% or more. Lost tens of thousands … so, I am a pro at crashing. 50% is piece of cake.
Doj had meeting last month to lower the criminality of cannabis to a lower schedule could be bullish for potstocks
Lol same with my dad 😂
Banks are not the only ones creating liquidity. Gov is doing it a lot more and a lot better.
Who the hell is taking loans to buy index funds in their 401K or other retirement accounts?
George – you are a very good teacher – thank you
This was fantastic, George. Thank you!
George, another point you left out, a lot of money in the market is there as Pension funds. As more people become unemployed, that means less money going in to Pension funds to buy Stocks.
Another major issue is that the boomers who are the richest cohort in the world are currently retiring/ leaving this mortal plane and taking their money out of the system one way or another. GenX ‘s retirement funds don’t have the volume to replace them and the Millennials and Gen are even worse off financially. This will probably add fuel to the Ponzi scheme’s fire.
I’m just shocked how much I learn from your whiteboard videos. Thank you so very much George.
and still poor
Thank you for sharing. Financial education is crucial today to show incredible resilience and discipline in the volatile market, masterfully balancing strategy and insight for success. This dedication to continuous learning is inspiring…managed to grow a nest egg of around 2.1BTC to a decent 11B TC in the space of a few weeks… I’m especially grateful to Pennie Thorne, whose deep expertise and traditional trading acumen have been invaluable in this challenging, ever-evolving financial landscape..
She’s often interacts on Telegrams, using the user-name.
@PennieThorne.
Nice info, i appreciate your concern this will help a lot especially to the young investors who have no or lesser knowledge on how market works.
Building a good investment portfolio is more complex so I would recommend you seek Pennie support. This way you can get strategies designed to address your unique long/short-term goals and financial dreams.
Pennie’s analyses go beyond surface-level trends. She delves into technical, fundamental, and sentiment analysis, providing a holistic view of the market.
Very informative, to the point and unbiased, well done George, you earned yourself a new subscriber 😊
The fact that people are dismissing george coz the stock market goes up, tells me george is right