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Cameron Long

Cameron Long

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  1. Im in the midwest. When i go into town i can’t believe how slow it is. Im buying some lumber for a barn repair and its a ghost town. Its a larger place where its usually busy. Just flat out slow economy.

    1. My local Home Depot is “thumpin’ like a disco.” Reference, song: “”Sausalito Summernight”, 1981, by Diesel.

    1. The edge seems to come from staying positioned and adaptable while everyone else overreacts.
      The people winning today aren’t just working harder, they’re learning how to use volatility instead of fearing it.
      Which is probably why (Midavest) keeps resonating with investors.
      Different approach, but it’s been working much better for me. I’m still green in my diversified port.

      Everyone wants the next big winner. I prefer finding repeatable edges.
      Anyone can look smart in a bull market. The real test is having a process that can handle different environments because markets change, and the strategies that survive are usually the ones that adapt.

    1. All in plain sigh too. Even Bernie Sanders would not be able to do much if given a chance to lead. The damage from all the years of data deceits have pile up layers upon layers of misreporting that is beyond redemption.

    2. I ask for Medium Rare, and they keep serving me well done. Like post-blast charred from a recent SpaceX thruster burn.

    1. half the people trust the government. i saw that in 2020 that half the people trusted them. I was and still am disgusted in how many people trust the obvious crooks.

    2. @MoneyCosts2much

      Same man. They can’t face the reality, and what its implications are. I deal with this in my field. I’m a pharmacist. I’ve tried to no avail to get colleagues to confront some basic truths surrounding the pandemic. Epstein Files openly state it was planned to an extent. Several small independent studies proved the COVID vaccine’s mRNA component (a) does not stay localized at injection site. Indeed, these studies showed it can distribute widely to virtually every organ system, and (b) it can stay in the body for years. The industry sponsored studies still show this doesn’t happen. They are lying. The implications of that are obviously very unsettling. They just want to live in comforting delusion instead.

  2. I love how you can laugh at how bad the economy is! We’ve lost a million jobs in a year, wages aren’t going up. The top 20% is doing 50% of the spending everyone else is pulling back, it isn’t deinflation it’s demand destruction. Prices have come down little. And AI data centers are a disaster, homes and cars aren’t selling, we have big problems.

    1. This. And perched atop this oil-and-water contextual volatility in the nearing distance like a face in a doorknob are the upcoming midterm elections- the singular things for which, regardless of one’s political affiliation, there’s not demand destruction, but rather and increasingly as people suffer, just demand.

    1. “There are rumors of troubles in the far provinces, but here in Roma all of the fish ponds are beautifully stocked.”

    2. ​@shanejones578 My husband was laid off 15 months ago and I had to take a massive pay cut. Tons of our friends have been laid off and can’t find work. We are nearly out of savings and our friends are in debt. The troubles are here and growing.

    1. Good for consumers, but for monetary policy, governments absolutely despise it for a multitude of reasons.

  3. Debt monetization during the GFC pales in comparison to the new era of debt monetization of 2020. By a magnitude of 5X.

  4. There is always something happening. Just enjoy your life and f the economy. This is tiresome of doom and gloom. It’s gonna happen regardless how much you prepare.

    1. ​@MrSummitvilleYou really believe even 10% of homeless Americans are even qualified to do any of those jobs?

    1. ​@stevenchapman5810I never went delinquent but I was hating life paying on my $26k in cc debt. I fought my way back to $0 I didn’t sleep well for 2 years. Now my bank is sending me offers and big credit card deals/mortgage rates weekly. I’ll never go down that road again.

  5. Wages always go up last and this time it won’t happen at all because the economy is collapsing and people will work for less just to keep a job.

  6. Anyone that believes in numbers generated by the fraudulent government needs to have their brain examined. The crash is around the corner. All asset classes have been overinflated for years.

    1. I remember people calling for a crash long before AI became the hot topic. My CFP helped me stop chasing scary headlines and just stick with my investing plan. my portfolio is up 25% this year.

    2. Abigail Drinker Roberts, She always emphasizes focusing on long-term fundamentals instead of reacting to every scary headline. She’s worth the research.

    3. @RajChevyB Thank you for the lead. I searched her site up and filled the form. I hope she gets back to me soon.

    4. ​@RajChevyBYou cannot focus short term or long term when the numbers published by the government are fraudulent! All you have to do is use common sense to know the economy is fake. I know what the real purchasing power is when I buy stuff. It is not rocky science! Look at the Schiller PE ratio of the market.

  7. Sick of waiting for this corrupt fraudulent Ponzi debt system to die! Want back to honest free markets, real money and price discoveries!

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